Creating a domain name is a difficult task considering the limited number available. Try to make it:
Sticky - create a memorable name that consumers will remember. It doesn’t have to be your company name.
Include your brand, product or service if possible.
Easy to remember.
As short as possible.
When using more than three words, use hyphens: http://www.extreme-home-decorations-company.com instead of http://www.extremehomedecorationscompany.com
Buy as many alternatives (.net, .org, etc.) as you can to prevent copycats, and redirect the alteratives back to your actual website.
Don’t be afraid to buy multiple domain names to link to your page. For instance: a product brand, a company name or your name. Just don't link them all to the exact same page, such as index.html, on your website or they might be dropped by search engines.
Can't find a web address you like? Try adding "The" or "My" at the beginning of your website.
A common question is whether a .com name is better than the other options like .org or .net. For most, a .com is preferable because of they are the first to be searched by search engines but there are occasions where other names are more appropriate. For instance, a non-profit organization might prefer a .org domain name or a British organization might prefer co.uk.
For a cheap domains name try GoDaddy. Their non-premium domain names range from $1.99* to $10.69* and include a free economy hosting account.
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*Prices vary depending on promotions and are based on the price of a .com for one year.
