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Welcome To InternetHelpBlog.com

It might surprise some of these internet gurus out there that not all of us know our way around a computer as well as they do!  Have you ever tried to talk to somebody that is extremely computer savvy about a problem that you're having with your computer?

Did they seem annoyed by your questions?  Were you frustrated at how hard it is to get help with your computer and your internet connection?

Sounds like you're in the right place!  At InternetHelpBlog.com we post all sorts of articles to help people just like you!  Our articles are written by friendly authors that are just like you, frustrated by just how hard it can be to get help with their computers.

This Week's Featured Article

Finding An Affordable Web Hosting Provider

by Steven Bonasia, posted August 28th, 2006 typing at a keyboard
About Steven Bonasia

Steven Bonasia Steven Bonasia is a computer consultant from Texas - The Lonestar State.  He manages his own consulting firm with several employees, where he also dabbles in e-commerce business on the side.

In the early days of the Internet, finding an affordable hosting provider was similar to getting the jackpot in the national lottery.  Not only were they hard to find and locate, they also charged you the heaven and the earth and everything in between to set up and run your website.  Of course those were the early days of the Internet, when the technology, the tools and allied things were difficult to understand.  But as the internet became more democratic and more and more people began experimenting with the technology and began understanding the power of the Internet, things changed for the better.  And one of the critical areas in which the change was apparent was in the proliferation of affordable hosting providers.

Today, the scenario is vastly different.  Not only are there affordable hosting providers by the dozen, most of them come with value added packages that make the price of getting online almost negligible.  It is all a question of supply and demand.  While the earlier days of the Internet were characterized by less supply and minimal demand, nowadays, the tables have turned.  Not only are more people getting online, the more tech savvy among them are using their knowledge and minimal infusion of capital to help others get online.  In fact, it is people like this who have converted themselves into affordable hosting providers.

For normal users like you and me, it is obviously a good thing.  We are able to realize our dream of getting online, simply, efficiently and best of all affordably.  You no longer need to be a major multi national corporation in order to have your own website.  The technology is simple, the tools are affordable and the only limitation is the desire to get online.  And even major players like yahoo offer you affordable hosting solutions from as little as five dollars a month.  What is that in real terms?  A cup of coffee perhaps!

It would not be an exaggeration to say that affordable hosting providers have changed the way in which most people view the Internet.  As mentioned earlier, even the common man can now get online comfortably.  And best of all, thanks to these affordable hosting providers, even smaller businesses, especially the kinds of businesses that thrive on ebay and allied sites, are able to put up their own simple websites, showcase their products and even compete with a larger share of the consumer pie when compared to bigger, megalithic corporations that have been ruling the roost till now.

Recently Posted Articles

Our site is updated regularly.  Here are just a few of the articles that we have recently added.

The Innumerable Ways To Create A Website

By Steven Bonasia in Internet, posted August 28th, 2006 creating a website with a stylus
“Eventually, I was convinced by a family member that no one would mess with my wiki if I made one, and it would save me time, not having to edit everyone's postings and put them up myself.  Of course, I had to learn some basic programming to create a website from scratch, but it wasn't as hard as you might think, and was definitely rewarding.  To create a business website, like my wife had to, however, is a different thing altogether.”

Blogging - How To Participate In This New Craze

By Brett Henricksen in Internet, posted August 28th, 2006 a keyboard
“This is possible, but the blog needs to have a following.  Blogs which make money have a large group of readers, and have ads like ones that Google Adsense provides.  Some blog sites allow ads to be placed on the blogs they host.  Two examples of these sites are Google's blogspot.  com and www.  writingup.  com.  If the reader clicks on an ad, and stays at the ad for 30 seconds, the click generates revenue of around $.”

Internet Surveys - Where To Go, What To Do

By Joanne McGarry in Internet, posted August 28th, 2006 taking a survey on a computer
“Who knows if his is an actual survey they are getting away with administering without rewarding you for...but real surveys pay real money (in excruciatingly small increments, but hey, money is money). WHERE TO GOWhich is which?  Which will actually pay and which will just waste your time and leave you feeling puzzled or used?  Through a writers' newsletter we found what is called the Survey Club.  They did all the research into the legitimate and also the most profitable programs.”

How Unlimited Internet Access Has Changed Things For The Better

By Joanne McGarry in Internet, posted August 28th, 2006 context menu in browser
“Yes indeed, unlimited Internet access has sure changed things for the better.  In reality, I can't think of a way the Internet and computers have regressed our species.  How can we complain about feasible jobs from home and locating our favorite products at half the price in cyberspace?  In fact, with unlimited Internet we can always keep up with stock changes and even trade from home.”

Do You Have Dial Up Internet Service?  Isn't It Time You Switch?

By Diane Terrana in Internet, posted August 26th, 2006 a dialup modem
“The first time I started really using computers back in 97, I thought dial up service was the coolest thing known to man.  Well, except for maybe the X Files.  Anyway, this bizarre phone line connection allowed us to enter a universal world.  Suddenly everything was in our reach.  We could see or purchase anything.  Dial up service was the bomb!  After months and months of use, I began to get annoyed with that horrific noise the computer would make.”