At the top of every page is a link titled "Contact Us" if you need to
reach us, the information to do so is there. If you have a problem with
our services, or any service that you have purchased, please fill out a
Service Request. You can find the link for that to your left.
The way that we designed the website is as follows: The sign in areas
on the site are being used to keep track of our customers, however, at
this time, we are having problems with the script used to control the
log-in, and sign up. To access our services, you need to click on the link
marked "Purchase our services" on the services page, and various other
pages. We will post the fact, when we get the script working, on the first
page of our site.
This could be for several reasons. Your site may not be created yet, in
which case you will see a page that says: "The future site of
"yourname.com". If you don't see this screen, it could be that your domain
hasn't propagated through the Internet yet. It can take anywhere from 24
Hours, to a week for every system on the net to get your domain name fully
registered. If neither one of these is the case, or you still have
questions, please put a Service Request in, and we will check out your
domain, and fix the problem. You can find the link for the Service Request
to the left.
We are starting a company directory on the site. It can be found at
http://www.epsilon7.com/staff.htm. If you'd like to join our team of
designers, follow this link: http://www.epsilon7.com/employ.htm.
Actually, I will probably over-explain this, but, I want to make sure you
understand how this works. The www stands for "World Wide Web". Every
computer on the net, including yours has an I.P. address. They usually look
something like: 216.023.56.1 or something close to that. To understand the
web, you must understand that the world wide web, and the Internet are not
the same thing. The internet is an interface of coding. if you know the
code, you can maneuver through the Internet. Most of us, including myself,
don't. Therefore a company called 3W created an interface that was easier
for people to follow. They created a program that all you have to do is type
a series of words, and you can find different websites. So your domain name,
www.yourname.com "points" to the I.P.
address. You are capable of not using a domain name, in which case you would
type in something like http://216.023.56.1
and still reach the website that that domain name points to. However, when
your trying to sell your business, an I.P. would not be advisable, seeing as
the I.P. is very difficult to remember.
The best time is decided only by you. Don't get over anxious. You
should start a site if you have a product you think is capable of drawing
enough people to sustain the cost of running a website. You should also
start a website, if you have an established business, and want to expand
your service area outside your local area. I never rush anyone into a
site, and I always recommend people get a free account at
Angelfire.com, to attempt to set up
a site, so they will know what goes into creating a site. This allows for
two things, 1. You will learn to appreciate what a professional design
company does to create your site, and 2. it will give you some idea as to
what you are doing, and there-fore you won't be as easily fooled by
companies that aren't as professional. Is it time for your site?
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