Wednesday, 22 August 2012 12:39 David Goldstein
Have you ever encountered someone who wants to register a domain name, but you don’t have the time to explain how to go about it? Or even not sure about how to do it yourself and what the options are? A new book has now been published, electronically only for now, by domain name professional Steve Gobin that covers all the issues.
The Registering A Domain Name For Beginners book (the PDF version is 40 pages) aims to help anybody who wants to register a domain name but has little or no knowledge of the industry. It explains in simple words what someone who wants to register a domain name should do before, during and after the registration process.
"A lot of people are attracted by cheap web hosting offers that include a free or very cheap domain name, but they often oversee what hides behind such offers and, the day they want to move their domain names to another provider, they realise, for example, that the provider has registered the domain name in its own name and wants to get a big amount of money in order to release it to its customer", said Gobin. "Based on my experience in assisting domain name registrants, I have realised that most of their issues were the consequence of a lack of knowledge. This is how I came to the idea of writing this book".
Registering A Domain Name For Beginners is already available in a number of electronic formats at domain.gobin.info and will be released on all major platforms within 2-3 weeks.
Steve Gobin is a customer support professional that has been active in the domain name sector for over 13 years. An important part of his job has consisted in providing support to domain name registrants and assisting them with their domain name related issues.
Registering A Domain Name For Beginners by Steve Gobin is available from Smashwords Publishing. See domain.gobin.info or www.smashwords.com for more information, and you can email Steve at domain@gobin.info.
