Speakers. What to know about choosing a domain name for your site

On the off-chance that you're not a household name (yet), you might want to consider a domain name that reflects your offer.

The first rule of thumb is to choose a name that reflects what your site is about. Do you speak about change? Try a name like "thechangeexpert.com." Do you specialize in the medical industry? Try "www.healthykeynotes.com.".

You definitely should reserve your name and company name, but if you don't have name recognition in your industry, you'll be better off with a domain name that reflects your offer. You can point multiple url's to the same website so your investment won't go to waste.

When you're searching for the perfect name, remember to consider the hyphenated version, for example, if www.greatkeynotes.com is taken, try www.great-keynotes.com. Even though humans prefer no hyphens, search engines love keyword friendly url's such as this.

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