When you start planning of doing a
business by internet, a thing which you think about is your web site domain
name. Before choosing a domain name you should consider the followings:
1.
Who would be your target viewers?
2.
What you intend to sell to them. Is
it a tangible item or just text content?
It is seen that many people think it
is important to have keywords in a domain. Yes, Keywords in the domain name are
usually important, but it usually can be done while keeping the domain name
short, memorable, and free of hyphens.
It seems to me that using keywords
in your domain name give you a strong competitive advantage over your
competitors. Having your keywords in your domain name can increase click
through rates on search engine listings and paid ads as well as make it easier
to using your keywords in getting keyword rich descriptive inbound links.
One thing you remind that avoid
buying long, and confusing domain names. May people separate the words in their
domain names using either dashes or hyphen. In the past the domain name itself
was a significant ranking factor but now search engines have advanced it is not
very significant factor anymore.
It is wise to keep two to three
words in your domain name it will be more memorable. Some of the most memorable
websites do a great job of branding by creating their own word. Few examples
are eBay, Yahoo!, Expedia, Slashdot, Google...
Lastly, think yourself to answer for
the following questions:
1.
For what reason you want to build
your website? Why should people come to buy off your site and not from other
Site? What makes you different from others?
2.
Who are your target viewers and what
you intend to sell to them?
3.
List 6- 10 websites which you thing,
they are they amazing. Now think why are they amazing?
4.
Create 6 different domain names.
Make at least 1 of them funny. Tell them to dozen people and see which ones are
the most memorable. You will get more honest feedback if the people do not know
you well.
5.
Buy your domain name which is more memorable/catchy,
and appropriate to your business.
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