Website Builder

• Website Builder is a platform for anyone looking to create a powerful website without the need to code or hire a developer.
• When you sign up, you get access to a wide variety of customisable templates and useful tools to build your website and grow your business.
• The full Website Builder comes with the following key features:
• Customisable Templates
• Choose from a wide selection of stunning professional templates designed for every industry or niche.
• Simple Drag and Drop
• Create visually appealing websites with no coding skills needed. With the simple drag-and-drop feature, you can design the overall structure and layout of your website with less effort.
• Mobile Editor
• Edit your website anywhere at any time directly from your mobile device with its on-the-go editor.
• Social Media Integration
• With its one-click social media integration, give customers more ways to engage with your business via Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and more.
• Unlimited Pages
• Create unlimited pages and design each page to uniquely suit your brand.
• Unlimited Bandwidth
• Get unlimited bandwidth to ensure your website performance remains excellent even during peak traffic times.

Microsoft Email Exchange is an email hosting platform developed by Microsoft. It’s a flexible option for complex business communications and data access. With this, you also get to access your Calendars, Contacts, and Tasks across all your devices.

• A domain extension is a suffix that succeeds your domain – like a .com.au, or .com.
• There are various top-level domains (TLD) to choose from, with the most popular ones being .com, .net, .info, .biz, and .edu.
• An important factor to consider when choosing a domain extension is how it matches your website’s purpose. So, if you’re running a commercial site, for example, you can opt for a .com. If you’re planning to launch a website for your non-profit, go for a .org.
• There are also over 200 country code TLDs to choose from. Let’s say you are a business operating in Australia, you’d want to consider getting a .au domain extension to tell clients that you operate locally.

• A domain extension is a suffix that succeeds your domain – like a .com.au, or .com.
• There are various top-level domains (TLD) to choose from, with the most popular ones being .com, .net, .info, .biz, and .edu.
• An important factor to consider when choosing a domain extension is how it matches your website’s purpose. So, if you’re running a commercial site, for example, you can opt for a .com. If you’re planning to launch a website for your non-profit, go for a .org.
• There are also over 200 country code TLDs to choose from. Let’s say you are a business operating in Australia, you’d want to consider getting a .au domain extension to tell clients that you operate locally.

• A domain extension is a suffix that succeeds your domain – like a .com.au, or .com.
• There are various top-level domains (TLD) to choose from, with the most popular ones being .com, .net, .info, .biz, and .edu.
• An important factor to consider when choosing a domain extension is how it matches your website’s purpose. So, if you’re running a commercial site, for example, you can opt for a .com. If you’re planning to launch a website for your non-profit, go for a .org.
• There are also over 200 country code TLDs to choose from. Let’s say you are a business operating in Australia, you’d want to consider getting a .au domain extension to tell clients that you operate locally.