Strategies and techniques for getting a relevant and useful domain name
Bar Graph MDI (bar graphs in web browsers)
Headlines MDI (GRML web browsers)
Pioneer Report MDI (GRML web browsers)
Tree MDI (GRML web browsers)
Most domains for sale are worth nothing. Plus, unless a domain is recognizable, non-trademarked, one-word, easy to spell and easy to remember, it seems better to save the money and spend it on marketing. Besides, most people click on links (rather than
type-in a URL). Unless, you are doing TV or Radio branding, it is often better to just find an appropriate domain no one is using.
Finding a relevant domain is not as difficult as it may first appear when doing a search using a registrar. Whatever name that comes to mind, try adding an s. Or, add global, corp, power, inc, or a number of other adjectives. Also, the more words in the domain name, the better. If the name you want is taken, try switching the words around. Or, try adding a dash between the two words. Or, put a 1 in there. For example, adding a 1 to real estate gives you 1realestate.