How to choose a nice domain name

| Updated: Tuesday, December 6, 2011, 12:34 [IST]

Are you in a situation in which you thought of keeping a domain name of your interest, and unfortunately left disappointed only to know that it has been already selected by some other as their domain name? Please don’t get disappointed since there a number of ways for getting the desired domain name that is interesting for you as well as for the people who access it.

You will have to understand first that it’s not necessary for an entrepreneur to give the domain name an official outlook. The fact is that the domain names deserve interesting titles too. Only thing that you need is a sense of intelligence and of course a good natural feeling for branding. It should be something that should come from your heart.

The use of linguistics also plays a major role in defining the domain names. For example, the inclusion of a word like yummy can roll your tongue at the time of pronouncing. And a word like that definitely initiates a sense of curiosity for the user who is going to access that domain name.

Please make sure that the domain name that you are about to give should have a sense of attraction.

It is always desirable that the names should be unique and one of its kind.

Try for different combinations; it is for sure that at some point of time you will get the desired name that you wished for.

One of the inevitable features that should be present in creating a domain name is the usage of Grammar. You can’t really avoid the significance grammar has in the creation of a domain name. You will be surprised to know the possibilities that it provides. Let’s have a close look on Grammar use.

Can you believe that behind every brand domain names like Firefox, Hotmail, techcrunch eBay, etc. the touch of grammar is present? Yes. It is. One of the important ingredients is the two-word pairings that is being used in all these domain names.

The usage of grammar in the two-word pairings can be classified in the following basis that includes;

Noun + Noun. Example: FireFox

Noun + Verb. Example: TechCrunch.

Adjective + Noun. Example: HotMail.

Suffix Play. Example: Spotify.

Puns with unusual domain extensions. Example: Deck.ly

If you are users who wish to bring some sort of action in the domain name, you can very well try the Noun + Verb pairing like TechCrunch. If a sense of motivation is what you require, please try out Noun + Noun combinations like eBay, FireFox. With the two-word pairing method, there is a sea of choices available for the users to include a domain name that is unique and meaningful.