A lot of the people in the world have websites.  The internet is becoming more packed every day!  If you want to make a website, you have to be ready to work a lot!  The first task is to decide what your website is going to be about.  Just think about that.  I decided that Geek Reviews would be dedicated to technology.  Once you know what your website will be about, you need to think of who you will target your site toward.  Will your site be for people of all ages?  Or maybe just teenagers?  It's all up to you!  Once you have the basic planning done, you will need to think up a name for your site.  Try to think of something creative, as almost all website names are taken nowadays.  Think of a service like Tonido.  Tonido's website is tonido.com.  They got the exact name of their product.  Why?  Because their product's name was creative!  Remember, your website name doesn't have to reflect what your website is about.  Take Fibblesnork, a site about old LEGO models, for example.  They chose a creative name that didn't reflect what their site was about at all.  Also, the site's address was easy to remember.  So, when choosing a name, choose a creative name that is easy to remember. 
    So, you have picked a name for your site and have everyting ready.  What's next?  You need to find a website hosting service, a service that will make your website available to the public.  There are a number of these services out there.  However, if you want a clean interface on your site without ads, you will usually have to pay a hosting company.  For beginners, however, I recommend a free service.  Whenever I tell people about this website, they instantly think that it is geekreviews.com.  Unfortunately, you cannot get an independant domain without paying.  So, when I tell people the site's URL, they never can possibly remember it.  "OK, my site's address is sites.google.com/site/geekreviewsarticles".  "Oh, that's hard to remember!" 
    If you can stand advertisements on your website, you can try a service like Freewebs (webs.com).  However, if you cannot stand advertisements at all, you are forced to go with Google Sites if you want something free.  You will need a Google Account to use Google Sites, so if you do not already have one, get one.  Google Sites can be found at sites.google.com.  

    Usually, Windows computers will come with a free software called Windows Movie Maker that allows you to edit basic video.  Windows Movie Maker only exports in WMV, and does not accept many file types.  If your camcorder saves videos in another format, MOV, or an incompatible version of AVI, then you will need a converter.  The best free converter for the job would be included in the RAD Video Tools kit.  You can download the RAD Video Kit here.  Once the executable is installed, navigate to C:\Program Files\RADVideo and execute radvideo.exe.  Navigate to the file you want to convert, then click the convert button.  Click the next convert button, then select Microsoft Video 1 from the drop down menu.  Once converted, open up Windows Movie Maker and drag the movie file to the window.  Then edit your file and save.  (Save as Movie File).  You may also want to keep saving at one minute intervals throughout your project if you are working with many different clips, as Windows Movie Maker tends to crash when working with a lot of clips.  If you don't have or wouldn't like to use Windows Movie Maker, try a different free program like AviDemux.  You can download AviDemux for Windows here, for Mac here, and for Linux select your version here.  I personally do not recommend AviDemux, but I do recommend Wax, a free video editor than can do chroma keying and a lot of cool effects.  You can download Wax here for Windows.  Wax cannot import many video and audio formats, so be sure to have the RAD video tools mentioned above, and BonkEnc audio encoder, for changing audio formats.  Download BonkEnc here.  Just drag your audio into the window, then select your location, then choose your codec.