Showing posts with label Domain Registrations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Domain Registrations. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 29, 2007

Guide to help you in choosing your Domain name!

  • GET YOUR HOMEWORK DONE: Get an assorted list of Keywords/Keywords phrases ready before you leap into the “search” for Domain Names.

  • THINK OUT OF THE BOX: Try to think of a usual name to have the maximum probability to get it across the net, since the most common ones are already taken, or the Keyword might not be compatible enough.

  • KEEP IT VERY SIMPLE: Guess which name would be more convenient for you to remember, had one of your friend told you at the Friday Night’s party at his home? Keep the Domain name very simple for the people to memorize it very easily. They should be able to go and type the URL just by hearing that.

  • TOSS UP THE OPTIONS: Now, in the worst case, if there is a domain you would desperately want, there are a couple of options available out there. Either you contact the owner of the domain of the website and offer money to buy it, or move on to a bidding site to see if the owner has already placed it there.

  • KEEP YOUR DOMAIN NAME SERVERS (DNS) HANDY: The primary and secondary Domain Names for InterNIC must be with you while you are registering you domain name.

  • SIGN UP VIRTUAL DOMAINS: By signing up in a few Virtual Domains, which offer domain registrations from 1 to 10 years, or may even more, free parking and/or online maintenance.

  • LAST BUT NOT THE LEAST: Even after a series of vigorous research on your domain names you conclude that the domain names based on the keyword or keyword phrases you were seeking has already been taken by someone, try out inserting a few symbols like DASH (-) between the keywords to form a doman name. For e.g.: you an choose any one between those: yourwebsite.com, your-website.com, yourweb-site.com, your-web-site.com, yourwebsitename.com, your-websitename.com, yourweb-sitename.com, yourwebsite-name.com, your-web-sitename.com, your-website-name.com, yourweb-site-name.com, your-web-site-name.com, to name a few.

Please leave your comments if you found the above information useful.

Introduction on---How to Register a Domain Name?

Have you ever wondered, why did you find it helluva difficult to find a domain name of your choice? You name it and someone else seems to have already thought of it before! How irritating does it get than this? On the other hand, setting up your web age seems a lot easier than this, doesn’t it? At least you are the king of your content and design!

The registration of a domain name generally entitles one to behold a domain to varied durations of time, generally starting from one year.

Wondering how to get the domain name (www.thedomainnameiwant.com), let me present before you the most recommended way to register your domain names (in just FIVE Steps). Let us first start with the easiest one with my first post. Do let me know, whether you liked it or not.

How to Register a Domain Name---First Step

The first step is to open Google.com and search for an official internet registrar.

How to Register a Domain Name--- Second Step

Now, having reached the official site, start searching for your name/phrase of the keyword you are targeting to have your website/webpage/blog to be created. Remember to go through the rules and terms and conditions regarding the length and the format of the URLs.

How to Register a Domain Name--- Third Step

If the name you have been searching is not available, try out with some different combinations of the keyword or even better if you could search with some synonym of the word. Worse still, if it (.com) is not available, try out some other prefixes such as .org, or .net as well.

How to Register a Domain Name--- Fourth Step

Finally, shortlist a few those are available, and then go by your gut feeling to choose the best one you like to match with your site’s theme.

How to Register a Domain Name--- Fifth Step

It is indeed, as easy as you have just finished reading. Now, you need to just pay the registration fee online or through the guidelines mentioned in the site.