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Instant domain name search:
Based on your query our real time, instant domain name search engine will check if a .com, .net, .org, .info, .biz, .mobi, .tv, .co, .me, .us, .ca, .eu, .asia, .am, .cc, .fm, .to, .ws, .de, .co.uk, .in and .nl internet domain name is available for registration or the desired domains are already taken.
For your convenience search results will appear about two seconds after entering a valid required term.
How to choose a domain name:
Brainstorming:
It is always a good practice to site down for a little and think about your new website project. It should be easy to list the best five or ten most specific keywords for the domain after you have well defined the purpose and the nature of your site.
Uniquiness vs. averageness:
Do a little research on your competition. From the specified keywords try to fabricate a unique domain name. This approach is always a good choice, but also registering an average domain that has already been registered in many other forms can work, if these other domains are parked and are not live competitor websites.
Try to get a .com domain:
Since this extension is by far the most widely accepted domain name, most of the internet surfers make the automatic assumption that a .com is the extension behind the domain name itself. This domain also carries some kind of credibility boost for the website and ranks better in search engines (according to some studies).
The name:
The name itself should be short, easy to remember and euphonious in an advertisement. Try to avoid hyphens as much as it is possible and do not put nubers in it unless they are part of your new brand. You should also pay attention on the spelling. If it can be confusing to the users, avoid that term.
Multiple or bulk domain name registration:
Some top domain name registrars as GoDaddy.com offers you for purchase the same expression with different extensions before you check out and end the domain registration process. This is good. Do not allow your competitors to apper online under the same name but different extension.
Trademark and copyright infringement:
Before you do a domain name search, be sure that your brand will be unique enough not to infringe anyone's trademark or copyright. You can visit copyright.gov, just to be sure.
Notice:
* Instant domain name search results are never, under no circumstances shared with any third party. However, for statistical reasons the performed searches are saved in a database without any personal data simply for furher improvements and analysis.