So you want to search for domain names, but don’t know where to start? It really all depends on what you are looking for. If you want to register a domain name, or buy a domain name that is not currently owned by any one else. Or you could be looking for a domain that is currently owned by someone else, in which case, there are plenty of options on where you can go.
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If you are in the market to buy a new domain, what are you going to use your domain for? There are really only three options here: building a website, selling or reselling the domain, and parking the domain.
Building a Website
Any domain will do here. Domains ultimately don’t matter when comes to building a website. Again, look at Google and Yahoo. Maybe a better example is Squidoo. Read the rest of this entry »
This is the third article in a series called The Three Domain Types.
The third type of domain name I will call Established Domains. Established Domains are domains that have PageRank, Backlinks, and/or Age. These domains have some of the work already done for you. Instead of registering a domain and waiting a few years for it to get old, you just buy a domain that is already old. Instead of registering a domain and building backlinks, you can buy a domain that already has backlinks. Read the rest of this entry »
This is the second article in a series called The Three Domain Types. The first was about Keyword Domains.
Brandable Domains are the second type of domain name. Brandable domains are domains that mean nothing at first glance, but after the company puts the marketing behind it, it becomes a household name. Yes, that would be the ideal outcome, but most people don’t have marketing teams. Examples of Brandable Domains are Google, Yahoo, and Digg. The word Google had nothing to do with search engines before the company made it the number one search engine in the world. Yahoo was just some random slang before the company made it into the extremely popular site. Read the rest of this entry »
This is the first article in a series called The Three Domain Types.
Keyword Domains are the first type of domain that I will discuss. Keyword Domains are domains where the name is a keyword that people type into search engines. People search for “Dog Training” on search engines, so an example keyword domain would be dogtraining.com or dogtraining.net.
I bought this domain in order to create an eBook to help people choose the best domain for their situation. In writing the eBook, I realized I have so much information to share on the subject of domains that I could not contain it in just an eBook. For this reason you will see domain name information on this blog, as well as in the soon to be released eBook. I am here to provide domain name help to anyone who needs it.
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