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Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Registering a Domain Name

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When you are planning to start a new website, there are many things that you must consider. Your first priority, however, is to get a domain name. This is the foundation of your website and its online address or URL. You can purchase a domain name at a reputable domain registrar, such as Register.com.

Since your website starts with your domain name, you should give this plenty of thought. You want a domain that is easy to remember, not too long or difficult to pronounce and connected to your objectives. It's best to choose a domain name that is relevant to the purpose of your website.

If you are starting a business, you can either use your own name or a word that signifies the type of business it is. You must also choose a name that is available, which can be difficult if you want something that contains popular keywords. When you log onto Register.com you will find a search box where you can find out if the name you want is taken or not. If it is, you will get suggestions on other, similar names that are still available.

You can purchase domains at many sites, but you are likely to find the cheapest domain name registration at Register.com. This is a company known for its reasonable prices as well as outstanding customer service. Aside from domains, they also offer a variety of other services such as web hosting, email and marketing. These can all be helpful once you've registered your domain and you are ready to start building your website.

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