Web Design For Small Business
URL
February 11, 2009 by dashaver
What Is A URL?
A uniform resource locator (URL) is the address of a file on the Internet. Contained within the URL is the protocol for finding it. The most common is hypertext protocol (http). A protocol is simply a set of procedures to accomplish a task. If you have a domain name of youramericanbusiness.com and it refers to a file on the Internet it could be reached using hypertext protocol, in this case the URL would be http://youramericanbusiness.com/
Similar Articles
Bookmark/Search this post with:
Permalink
- 6398 reads
Popular content
All time:
- Save Time With Keyboard Shortcuts
- What Is A Domain Name?
- How To Take Pictures For Your Website
- About D. A. Shaver
- Horde Email Is Better Than Outlook
- Web Design Clients
- Custom Drupal Web Sites
- Mission
- Why Everyone Can And Should Have A Blog
- What Is Website Hosting?
- Email Etiquette & Why It Is Important
- What Is RSS?
- New Client Information
- 9 More Ways Your Blog Makes Visitors Trust You
- Build Your Business On Your Web Site
- What Is Good SEO?
- What’s Wrong With Buying Links To Your Web Site?
- How Can I Get My Website Found On Google?
- What Do I Need To Do To Have A Website?
- Why Your Business Can Not Afford To Not Have A Blog
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 Generic License.
Comments
Post new comment