Don't choose a domain like airconditioningsystems.com if you think you may be selling heating systems also. You want to allow for your business to grow and not worry about the limitations of a name.
Registering your website domain
Using a company Dotster.com
Choose a .com if you can. Even if it's not the name you want exactly, dot com names are just better and easy for customers to remember. If you are looking to really trademark a brand name like Monster or Google, then it is adviseble to secure the dot net and dot biz, etc. so copycat sites don't grab those extentions. Choosing your domain should be a slow process. You need to think it through and remember to keep it open to other home based or small Internet businesses you may want to start.
Taking a padded paper or using a computer documnet to write possible domain website names over a period of time as you think of them is a good idea.
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During your research, think of web names that you like. They may not be relevant to what your initial business will be, but they may later on. To test name availability, go to NETWORK SOLUTIONS.COM. On the home page, you will see an area where you can enter domain names to see if they are taken. Try a few. See what sounds good, and what could be an asset. As I said, you may see no use for it now, but you may want it anyway. If I saw DVD.COM was available, I’m buying it, even though I am not involved in that business at all. You could just sit on it and use it for traffic and advertising for your sites, or squat it, and offer it to other companies. For now though, focus on some relevancy to what you may want to use for your business. Registering a name is cheap. $70 or so for 2 years. The registration company will host your name until you find a local web hosting company once your site is actually up and running. Don’t pay the registration company anything except the name itself.
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