How to Find the Domain Name for Your Business

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Giving your site a name adds something special. It makes the web site yours in a unique way. Names are an individual thing and you probably already have a name in your mind, or have spent hours thinking of a meaningful name that is ideal for your niche. The chance of that name becoming available is slim. Frustration starts when you understand that every domain name you want for your website has already been being used by someone else. But with a little creative thinking you can still find a name you like for your website within the .com world.

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Your Website Business Name Should be Detailed

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Most people have read all about keywords and how important they're. With that in mind you may be bent on using a key word or two in your name. For example, if you are doing a website for your own Bed and Breakfast - having "Springfield Bed & Breakfast" for the domain name would make sense if you resided in Springfield. By adding a descriptive word for example urban, historic, uptown, lakeside, evergreen or classic for your keyword Springfield gives you a better chance of getting a domain name and adds a uniqueness to your company.

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More Brainstorming for Your Domain Name

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If, however, you want a name for your web-site that's special to you, for instance, your own personal name for the dog walking business. Then adding the town or neighborhood to some name will help people find you. For example "Dog Walking Molly" becomes "Oakwoods Dog Walking Molly" which provides you with another keyword and a better chance of locating the name available.

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Although, short names are easy for individuals to remember, and a good idea, finding one that's available is not easy. Experiment with the name you would like by adding another short word. If you were hoping to mention your website about Frogs "Frog World" try including Zone, Life or Club to the end. Other good words to increase your chosen name are Edge, Buzz or World. Adding a word before your chosen name, might help, Cool, Hot, Crazy, Hip, All, Just or About are some short words that might help if you add a couple of to the front of your chosen name. For instance "Cool Frog World" or "Crazy Cool Frog World" might be available.

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Starting up a website for an existing business may produce a problem. Often your business name will not be accessible in a .com domain. Try adding your town or location to your existing name. Your store name "Classic Style" could have a domain name called "Queen St Classic Style" or "Parkside Classic Style" which will help when local clients are searching for you. Even adding "s" or "ing" to one of your words may help you find a domain name similar to your existing business name.

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Think outside the box and experiment with words and sounds, you may be surprised at what domains are still waiting to be discovered in the actual .com world..

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