A domain name is the name of a website. It’s what comes after “@” in an email address, or after “www.” in a web address. If someone asks how to find you online, what you tell them is usually your domain name.

Examples of domain names are:

neteron.com

youtube.com

Web hosting is a service that allows organizations and individuals to publish a website or web page on the Internet.

Is a business that provides the technologies and services needed for the website to be viewed in the Internet.

Web hosts are companies that rent out their services and technologies to host websites on the internet. Once the hosting company hosts your website, users can access it by typing in your web address (domain name) in their web browser.

When they do this, their computer connects to the server your website is hosted on. The server in turn serves (sends the files you have stored on the storage to display) the website to your web visitor in their web browser.

There are several ways to host your website:

1.- Shared Hosting:
If you have a blog or a small business that is just starting out, Shared Hosting is a good option to start with. It’s the most affordable hosting option available as your server space is shared by other websites. It’s simple and easy-to-use.

2.- WordPress Hosting:
If you have a WordPress blog or website, it is recommended that you purchase a WordPress hosting package as it is specifically optimized to your WordPress website.

3.- Dedicated Hosting:
Dedicated hosting gives you complete/administrative control of your server with full root access. You can choose to install any software you wish to.

5.- VPS hosting:
You can think of VPS hosting as a higher, stronger more advanced form of shared hosting. While you do share a server with other websites, you are assigned resources that are not shared with the other properties. If you cannot afford a dedicated server, VPS is the way to go.

Your web hosting control panel allows you to control, set up or otherwise manage many aspects of your web hosting. This can be anything from adding sub-domains, add-on domains and parked domains to domain-based email accounts, security, stats and lots more! It is where you go to manage your web hosting, adding plugins or add-ons, setting up security, SSL certificates, CRON jobs and more.

Get web hosting and register a domain. Choosing a Website Hosting. Choosing a Domain Name.
Set up your website through the web host. Installing WordPress.
Design your website. Finding a Theme. Installing a Theme.
Finish by adding content (pages) Adding and Editing Pages.