Domain Name Search – Fast And Short Tips

Domain Name Search – Fast And Short Tips

 

 

Before you head out on your great domain name search, you need

to give a little thought to the process. Do you want to buy an

existing domain that is a little established and has a website

that already gets some traffic? would you rather go the cheaper

(usually) route of buying an unregistered domain name and build

it up yourself?

 

That is only the first of several questions you should ask

yourself. I’ll break it down a little bit so you have a better

idea of which option is the best one for you and your online

business.

 

First things first, consider what your budget is for your domain

name. A new, unregistered domain name is about $10 a year. You

can save on that price if you register it for multiple years and

or you buy more than one domain name at a time. When you buy

in bulk you can often get a per domain price of around $5 or $6

dollars, maybe less.

 

If this is the way you want to go then you need to find a list

of keywords that are closely related to the topic of your

business. For example, if you are starting a niche site about

bird baths you need to do some keyword research so you can

compile a nice long list of highly searched keywords associated

with bird baths.

 

Once you’ve got this list you can go to a domain name registrar

online and find out which sites are available There are many

domain registrars available such as Go Daddy.com,

DomainCheapsters.com or NameCheap.com to name just a few.

 

Try to get a .com extension if possible but if you’ve got a

really great keyword that gets a lot of searches every month,

going with a .net should work out very well for you too.

 

Also, try to get a domain name that just has the keyword in it

and if possible, no other words. Though, again, if the keyword

you are targeting is very popular you shouldn’t pass it up. So

if all you can get is a domain name with something like the word

‘best’ or ‘easy’ etc, before or after the keyword, you should

probably go for it.

 

If you are on the hunt for an expired domain name that already

has a high page rank and a lot of search traffic every month you

should go to an online domain auction site. There are a lot of

them around and many of the domain registrar companies will sell

off expired domains.

 

Make sure you know what you are getting if you go this route.

Most of the time you are just getting the domain name and not

the actual website. Also carefully consider the amount of

traffic the site is currently getting and try to estimate what

your monthly income will be for that site, so you don’t

overspend.

 

As you can see, you have several choices when it comes to your

domain name search. To a large degree the option you choose will

depend on what your budget is. Taking the time to carefully

Investigate all your options before you make a purchase is a

Very wise idea.

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