Today, if you can’t be found in Google, you might as well not exist.

That’s what Jeff Jarvis, an American journalist, wrote on his book “What Would Google Do?” Fifteen years ago, you probably wouldn’t have thought that the Internet could change the world of news and media.

But that’s not the point of my today’s post. I believe it’s true that if you want people to know what you’re trying to inform, you’d better be somewhere on Google. Let’s say you’re doing business selling home-made handicrafts which you’re trying to sell them overseas. Where are your prospective consumers likely going to find your contact address from? The Internet, right? Jarvis explains this new media very well in his book.

What I’m trying to tell you is that you should place yourself in the Internet for your consumers to find if you’re running a business, or for an old friends or relatives. Well, one of the ways to be in Google is by having a website. Professional websites are delivered from professional hosting. So, the first thing you do to have your own website is to get a good webhosting. Choose a website hosting that provides any tool you’d need to build your web page or blog, like support for PHP and mySQL, CMS or blog engine installer, etc.

If you don’t know anything about building a website mumbo-jumbos, you could simply hire a web developer to build web pages or web applications for you. From here, your existence in the Internet has begun. Sure there are a lot more technical stuffs to be done, but I’ll save it for another post :-)

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