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Secrets To Secure A Domain URL Name

Do you want to know How To Buy A Domain Name?

You’ve got to be kidding?

Like you don’t already know this stuff? What, were you born in the dark ages or just not paying much attention during Marketing 101?

It’s simple.

Go to a domain host like GoDaddy, Host Gator or Blue Host and select their purchasing options for buying a domain name.

There.

Done.

Go away, your bothering me.

What?

You think I’m holding back deeper secrets of my process? Smarty. What I forgot to tell you was how to buy a traffic pulling domain name even though I did indeed tell you the basic process. I’d tell you about this information now but it’s supposed to be top secret.

Here’s the deal.

First you have to find your niche.

Don’t be ridiculous. Now you want to know what defines a niche?

Okay, it’s a focused target, a point of interest, a reason for being, and you’re guiding light. Picking a niche based on an interest or something that you are interested in learning more about is highly recommended.

Keyword research is the proper next step after defining your niche.

Hey, get back here.

Exact search counts, strength of competition, measure of backlinks and availability of preferred domain name extensions (ie .COM, .ORG or .NET) are all points to be looking for within this research phase.

Doesn’t help much if you come up with the best domain name, only to find that it doesn’t have any of the above extensions available for purchasing. It’s true that other extensions may be available but I don’t consider them worth my time to pursue.

With the above in hand return to the top of the article and follow those instructions to successfully secure your desired domain name. This is the information I covered early on so go back and read it while I prepare to write yet another article on Marketing 101.

Oh, and for the record on the off chance that you enjoyed this article go read the related content I created about the power of blogging in my Marketing 101 course titled “9 Online Marketing 101 Tips For Your Blog.” Should you suggest that this article was not one of enjoyment for you, the question I would ask is why are you still reading?

Addressing the World: National Identity and Internet Country Code Domains $88.17 Few people think of an Internet domain name like .us or .in as anything other than an address--when, in fact, it often serves as a roadmap to national identities and priorities. Addressing the World looks behind eleven of the 240 global domain names, from the United States and Australia to Moldova and East Timor. Stories and first-person accounts by activists, journalists, Internet administrators, lawyers, and academics examine the sociological, historical, political, and technological development of Internet country code top-level domains (ccTLDs).

Addressing the World: National Identity and Internet Country Code Domains $32.66 Few people think of an Internet domain name like .us or .in as anything other than an address--when, in fact, it often serves as a roadmap to national identities and priorities. Addressing the World looks behind eleven of the 240 global domain names, from the United States and Australia to Moldova and East Timor. Stories and first-person accounts by activists, journalists, Internet administrators, lawyers, and academics examine the sociological, historical, political, and technological development of Internet country code top-level domains (ccTLDs).