What is a Web Page? |
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What is a Web Site? |
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Each web page has a URL (uniform resource locator) which is the addressing system used to locate web pages or other Internet resources.

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1. Provides a global outreach to an international market
- The Internet is a collection of worldwide computers
- Users in Texas, France, and Japan can retrieve or view your web page quickly and easily.
- The Internet is not owned by a single organization, thus providing a cooperative effort by many organizations
- A growing increase in the number of people worldwide that have Internet access.
2. Provides a low cost method of reaching a large number of people
Costs are:
- Computer system with Internet access (Many companies can use existing equipment to launch a web page)
- Service provider
- Site to publish your page
- Someone with the knowledge to publish a Web page.
3. Allows immediate updating and/or changing of information
- Changing or updating the web page is as easy as editing the file and uploading the page again.
- It is easy, fast and changes the information immediately.
4. Provides access to competitor’s information if published on the Web
- Any information published on the Internet is available to anyone with Internet Access.
- Companies can use this as a means of obtaining information on competitors.
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