How do you come up with your domain name?

[Deleted member 403]

How do you come up with your domain name?

 

[Justin]

I do not have a domain, however, when I buy my first domain I will use my name for the domain. I will be creating a portfolio website, which I plan to use as my online resume. I might also publish few articles

 

[Samuel77]

Coming up with a domain name is just as easy as giving a company in a name, sometimes you need to give a name that relate to the contents in your size. Sometimes a name that will be more easier for people

 

[Ralphjoe]

I come up with my domain name by first knowing the niche through which I want the website to focus on, after knowing this, I will coin the name of the domain from the niche and then register the domain name.

 

[Justin]

The domain name should be based on your website category. If your website is about health, your domain name should reflect that niche. Domain name should tell what your website is all about.

 

[Kane]

I try to make the domain name as short as possible. I try to use keywords on the domain name, I also try to use do com because it is one of the cheapest domains.

 

[Yusuf1]

I look at the industry I want to work on and with that it will be very easy for me to choose a domain name with that. If it's a sport niche you can use keywords related to that on your domain name

 

[Senator]

In coming up with a domain name,you should try as much as possible as is within you to tie it to the type if business or nich you're intending to use it for. It makes it look a lot more proffesional and communicative to outsiders easily

 

[Cee C Chriss]

One quick and easy way to come up with business names is to go on Google and search for relater keywords to your industry or niche - you'll have a long list that you can then add things like your initials (of your name of course), catchy or fancy words too

 

[Kvngsammy]

Various ways by which you can come up with your domain name; you can firstly use the name of the business or services you're providing, the relevant keywords too, or a unique name you came up with.