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You don't sound stupid. You sound new. It's ok. And honestly, I usually start with a website already built (my business partner handles the builds). We can't all be masters of everything.It did actually, it didn’t mention whether you need to get a domain or not, they just randomly start by assuming you already HAVE your own website, which was annoying. What I was asking btw was that, if I buy a domain, how do I can I still make changes on the local server? Could I make any changes at all once it goes live? I’m sorry if it sounds stupid.
Yes, for starters you can point your domain to your local server, if you feel like you can handle security aspects of managing your own server. As long as it has enough resources to handle the traffic you generate.
Yes you can make changes to your hearts content. Eventually, once you've built a head of steam, there will be changes you want to make infrequently. But you'll learn the what's and why's of that with experience.
Which is why it is so important for SEOs to have their own websites to test things on before trying it on client sites. Good luck to you.
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