So what do we do?īefore giving your business any legal recognition and dropping the name with authorities and business databases, make sure the domain name is available for your registration.
The hyphen in the name or meaninglessly unrelated extension keeps me and many readers really embarrassed. And because we already have the business name registered with local authorities (and we are not ready to give some guy $10k for a domain name), we have no choice but to use a hyphen (my –) or turn to some uncomfortable extension (mybusiness. Sometimes, the fast guy who picked and registered the domain is a domain broker who is now asking for $10,000 or more to release the domain. Most of the time, we get disappointed, finding out that the domain name is not available. One of the errors many of us commit is that we come up with an exciting business name, give it a legal status before going online to register its domain name.
So I’m going to give out some useful tips to help you in this process. Having been online for over a decade, I understand how hard it is to come up with an easy-to-remember name for your blog. In today’s blogging world, even with the diversification of domain name extensions, many still feel attracted to the. The domain name business grows more lucrative making it even more complex and difficult to pick an easy name for your website. But as time went on, many businesses started making their way online, grabbing every available name. In the early days of the Internet, it was a quick game to come up with fancy and meaningful names for any online business. Your blog’s domain name can be anything from A to Z and 0 to 9 but it’s important we be able to give our business a name that’s catchy and attractive. The more you make it easy for your readers to retain your domain name, the more they can easily find their way to your website. The reason is that we create blogs for humans not search engines. One of the most important success factors of many popular blogs is their domain name.
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