Understanding Needs-Based Segmentation in Marketing
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How to Buy a Domain Name: Domain Registration Guide
If you want to start a blog or a new online business, you’ll need to register a domain name, the name for your website. Getting the right domain for your needs might sound technical at first, but the process is pretty simple.