1. Why are websites important?	2. What is a We site?
3. What is a Domain Name?
4. What all do I need to run a website?	5. Do I need really professional to build my website?
6. Why do I need a Web site?	9. What can a Web site do for me?
8. How much does a website cost?
10. How does a Web site work?

1. What is a Web site?                                                                                               
A Web site is a way to present yourself online. Your Web site is a place on the Internet where anyone in the world can visit whenever they want to find out more about you, ask you questions, give you feedback, or even buy your products. Think of the Internet as the world's biggest trade show, and your Web site is your booth.

2. What is a Domain Name?                                                                                              
Your Domain Name is your address on the Web. Just like people use your phone number to call you on the phone, your Domain Name allows people to access your site on the Web. Clever, simple, or easy to remember Domain Names are most desirable as they can play a large part in attracting visitors to your site. Most Domain Names end with ".com"( www.itweblink.com) , but other extensions such as ".net" and ".org" are also available. In addition Domains can be used with your e-mail accounts allowing you to send and receive e-mail with addresses such as "info@yourcompany.com"

3.What all do I need to run a website?                                                                            
A registered domain name.
A web server to host your site.
Also you need code writtern for the page so it runs on the net.

4.Do I need really professional to build my website?                                                       
Yes a novice using a WYSIWYG tool can build small, static, personal site,
But for commercial websites a professional webmaster is a necessity. Professional webmasters handcraft and fine-tune the computer code that comprises your website. This includes the code that produces the appearance of the visible pages, text, and pictures, as well as the usually much larger body of code that implements the 'invisible', behind-the-scenes functions.For example, such things as databases, dynamic content management, e-mail facilities, shopping carts, credit card processing, audio or video, and many others. Web design is the responsibility of your webmaster who must determine the scope and nature of your site's requirements, analyze and organize the layout and connectivity, and define and code the visible pages and auxiliary functions to meet these.
Also you will be spending a lot of time too. You have to see rather you let professionals do the proper jobs you can spend more time on what you do best.

4. Why do I need a Web site?                                                                                           
Now days having a Web site is a necessity. People are using the Web for everything from researching school work to buying Dinner,Car, etc.It's quick, it's convenient, and you never need to leave your desk. Even people who prefer to shop off-line are researching products on the Web. These days when people are trying to find you, the first place they look is on the Web - and if they don't find you, they will probably find someone else!

5. What can a Web site do for me?                                                                                    
Your Web site can be used for a large number of tasks such as:
Making public announcements, Providing support to your customers, Feedback from your visitors
Sharing/distributing files and images, Selling your products, Having a website mines your store is open in the seven days and night.You can veiw any time from any were in the world.

6. How does a Web site work?