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Virtual webspace explained Once you have your domain name registered, at some point you’re going to want to make proper use of it by setting up your own website. This will have the address www.bogus.co.uk, and you can use it for whatever you see fit – advertise your business, put contact information on it, promote products – your imagination is literally the limit. If you want a few examples of how to use your webspace, have a browse round the web and pinch ideas… Obviously, it is possible to do all of this using the webspace that your ISP provides, but this is not really a satisfactory solution – you won’t be able to use your registered domain name, and, as with your email address, if you change ISP your website address would change. This would mean that you would have to go through the expense and inconvenience of changing your stationary, informing your customers and resubmitting to search engines. It is also likely that your ISP will impose limitations on the amount of space you can use, and the bandwidth you take up. What do you need?
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