Re: [epub] Webpage design

[Adam Boettiger <adam.boettiger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> I just have a question. I've been working on my site for a couple of weeks
> now and I hit sort of a snag.  My husband saw the site that I was working on
> and got upset because I put our home address on it.  What I wanted to know
> was how important is it anyway to put your address on your website?  I'm
> trying to make the best impression as a professional and was told that it
> was a major issue as far as credibility is concerned.  What do you feel
> about this?

In terms of business _credibility_ on the Web, it is always advisable to put
your physical address on your site if your company has a physical presence
*other than your home residence*.  In terms of _safety_, it is advisable to
NOT put your home residence physical location on your Web site and not list
it in your domain registration.  If you are a professional working from
home, I would recommend you either A) Get a P.O. Box and list that on your
site or B) Get a mail drop with a place like Mailboxes ETC that shows as a
street address and list that on your site rather than your home address.

These are, of course, only my own opinions.  YMMV.

AB
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