With so many interesting web pages out there, it’s hard to keep track of sites that you want to revisit. Using bookmarks can help you keep tabs on the sites you liked and want to look at in the future.

Your Internet Browser will have a tab at the top that says “Bookmarks” or “Favorites.” It might also have a little symbol you can click on.

When you are on a website that you want to bookmark, you can select “Bookmark this page” (or a similar phrase) and your web browser will save the URL information for that site.

Your bookmarks will be stored in the browser in your “Bookmarks” or “Favorites” menu. Normally the bookmarks are stored in chronological order, with the oldest bookmarks at the top of your list.

Most browsers offer the option to organize the bookmarks in folders.

This makes your bookmarks easily accessible, and you can group them together based on topics.

What is a Bricks and mortar business?

The name for traditional retail businesses with actual buildings. The terms is used in contrast to dot com businesses, which exist mainly online. 

More and more bricks and mortar stores have come to realize that an internet presence in the form of a website or blog or both is an essential marketing tool for their business, selling for them 24/7, 365, to potential customers all over the world.