Keep It Short
While there is no minimum length for domain registration, we recommend buying a domain name that’s under three words long. Longer website names are harder to read and won't stand out.
Domain Availability Search
Start by doing a domain search to check if a domain name is available. Remember to also check it has not been trademarked.
Less Is More
Avoid hyphens, numbers, slang, and easily misspelled words in your domains. Complex elements make domain names much harder to reach and remember.
Include Your Brand Name
A great address for your website should include your brand or the target keywords for your niche. A search result with a keyword in your site URL will offer better brand recognition and increase your website’s traffic.
Think Locally
While it’s ideal to purchase a domain name ending with .com, due to their popularity, .com TLDs can often be unavailable. Consider registering a country-specific extension like .co.uk, .us, or .pk – especially if you target a particular country.
Act Fast
The best website names are quickly taken. Don’t miss out on the perfect domain – do a domain name search and buy domain names to start your online projects today.
A domain name, or simply domain, is similar to a home address in real life. It’s how people find your site online – they enter the domain in a web browser or search engine.
It is important to have domain names to help potential visitors find your site. Without assigned website names, we would only be able to access them by entering their IP address, which is more difficult to remember.
The minimum registration period for domain names is one year.
Yes. When you register a domain, it belongs to you – and not the company that you registered it with or the domain registrar
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