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How to Choose a Perfect Domain Name

Choosing the domain name can be a tricky job. Surely you want to get it right. A domain name should reflect your brand’s mission and represent what you’re all about. So how to choose the right domain name? Pick a domain name that can signal to users what they can expect from your site, while at the same time – make your website easy to remember. What your business stands for has to be clear from all your channels of communication, while the website remains your epicenter. Sure, the type and quality of the content contribute to your brand image, the visual design and structure too. But it all starts with a domain name. ⭐To learn more on this subject check our other platforms: 📌 Blog: https://domain.me/blog/ 📌 Instagram: instagram.com/domainme/ 📌 Facebook: facebook.com/domainME/ 📌 Twitter: twitter.com/domainME 📌 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/domain-me/ ⭐ Here is what you should keep in mind when choosing a domain name: 👉 Keep it short and simple! A domain name is the online home of your career, business, hobby. It’s important not to overcomplicate it! Aim for a short and easy to spell domain name. Do a radio test: Pronounce it out loud. Is it too long or too complicated to understand? Try again. 👉 Think brandable and outside the box! Don’t obsess about keywords too much. If you can fit them in - great. What is much more important (yes, even for SEO) is to make it reflect your brand and it’s easy to remember. 👉 Use a clever Call-to-Action! If you’re feeling creative, use your .ME domain extension to create a call-to-action. Just try to forget an address such as Advise.ME! 👉 Avoid hyphens Hyphens fail the radio test more often than not, so it’s best to use them with caution. 👉 Skip numbers too Avoid confusion: am I supposed to type that in numbers or words? 👉 Finally, test it with your friends and family! Pay attention to whether they can hear, remember and type your domain name in their browser easily. Of course, pay attention to the association your domain name creates as well.