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Denny Nolan said
on 9/15/2009 I have used Efficientsites.net for years to purchase my domain names and hosting service. They make domain registration easy and also offer the best hosting package deals with lots of extras.
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toking said
on 7/2/2009 Very simple and useful advice!
melernretired said
on 5/30/2009 Very good info
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on 2/12/2009 I used http://yohost.org to get my anonymous domain names. They offer affordable rates. Also I transferred my registered domains to their private registrar.
kiratrever said
on 10/1/2008 This was not in my "for dummies" as far as I know, thanks
Daeghrafen said
on 9/16/2008 The article says there's a More Resources section, but I'm not seeing it...
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liahona said
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liahona said
on 8/18/2008 It's hard to find good domain names now. However, ShoutDomains.com has some great domain suggestion tools. They have a domain word combiner, domain word cruncher, and an instant domain checker. Very nice.
acedot said
on 6/22/2008 A good tip when deciding on a domain is to know your intended market. If the common TLD extensions (.com, .net, and .org) are taken then perhaps you can focus on a country specific domain extension in the country the larger majority of your customers will reside. –Geoff (www.acedot.com)
acedot said
on 6/22/2008 A good tip when deciding on a domain is to know your intended market. If the common TLD extensions (.com, .net, and .org) are taken then perhaps you can focus on a country specific domain extension where the larger majority of your market resides. –Geoff (www.acedot.com)
SB Glasby said
on 1/24/2007 webZarus.com will register your domain name for $8.88 per year. They also have a smart search that will give you other variations of the domain name you are looking to register.
SB Glasby said
on 1/24/2007 For many years the goal was to try and keep your domain name under 8 characters.
With Search Marketing to be considered into the mix, the more relevant your domain name is to your business the better.
If you are going to market your site on other forms of media, then perhaps an alias should be used so the impact of that marketing effort can be measured.