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I want to host a website for my photography business and dont know where to start?

I have been to godaddy, yeah confusing and annoying. I need a site that will provide me with stylish templates and options to work with, such as galleries, email links, and somewhere I can also get a domain name. Any help would be great.

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When you host a web site you can mix and match a little, as in you can register your domain one place and host in another. Here is the most inexpensive way to do it. Register the domain at godaddy.com, use the coupon code hash3 for a discount ($7.45/yr). This is your registrar. Go to djlsolution.com and sign up for a hosting account, you will need either the basic ($2/mo) or you can build your own package if you want more too it. This is your host. Now go back to your registrar and change your name servers to match the ones provided in the email from the host. In 24-48 hours (max) your site will be up and ready for designing. With the host you will have some free scripts, I would recommend one of the Fantistico gallery ones to get you started. I am the owner of DJL so if you go this route and you run into any issues please let me know. I would be happy to help you register your domain, update your name servers and help get your gallery running. support@djlsolution.com
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