Domain name makes an Internet address of your web site that is why it has to be easy to remember and to type, it has to be representative and correspond with your web site. In other words it has to be effective.
To make it to be this way I've prepared a couple of tips for you when choosing an effective domain name.
Make Your Domain Name Representative.
In order your domain name to be representative, make it to be accordant to your web site name. And make your site's name also be your URL. As your web site visitors will remember it by its name. So when they decide to return to your site again don't make them wonder what the URL to type in their browser to get to the site they need.
There is another problem when the web site's name and its URL spelled differently. Imagine your web site's or the company's name is, for example "MySuperBusiness" but some other company has such URL. The visitor who remembers your web site by its name would naturally type mysuperwebsite.com in his/her browser and will get to your competitor's web site. And it would make a loss for you.
There are thousands of domain names are registered every day and that could be a problem for you to get the one you want.
In case you are just starting out it would be more comfortable for you to register a domain name first and name your web site only after you did that. And if you have a promoted brand name and don't want to change it only because the domain name that fits you is already taken by someone else you can check its owner through the "Whois" to see who owns it. And you can purchase it from its present owner.
Make Sure Your Domain Name is of Optimal Length.
In general domain names can be of any length up to 67 characters. There are a lot of disagreements about of what length the domain name is better to be.
A short domain name advantage is that it's much easier to remember and it's less compliant to typing mistakes.
A long domain name is usually easier to human memory instead of the one that was made short by all means. If it was, for example, replaced with its abbreviation it would be much easier to remember the complete meaningful name than the combination of letters and numbers that might have no sense.
So I guess it would be a perfect choice for you to use as short domain name as possible but only on condition of it remains meaningful.
In case you are just starting out it would be more comfortable for you to register a domain name first and name your web site only after you did that. And if you have a promoted brand name and don't want to change it only because the domain name that fits you is already taken by someone else you can check its owner through the "Whois" to see who owns it. And you can purchase it from its present owner.
Make Sure Your Domain Name is of Optimal Length.
In general domain names can be of any length up to 67 characters. There are a lot of disagreements about of what length the domain name is better to be.
A short domain name advantage is that it's much easier to remember and it's less compliant to typing mistakes.
A long domain name is usually easier to human memory instead of the one that was made short by all means. If it was, for example, replaced with its abbreviation it would be much easier to remember the complete meaningful name than the combination of letters and numbers that might have no sense.
So I guess it would be a perfect choice for you to use as short domain name as possible but only on condition of it remains meaningful.
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