Domain Name Registration

Having your own domain name is the first step to being found online; weather its your business, Church, community group or a personal website choosing your domain name the first step to joining the millions of people online!

Choosing an appropriate domain name is critically important; it’s how customers find your business online. Here are some tips to keep in mind when you choose a domain name:

Choose a domain name that is as close to your company name as possible (e.g., www.yourbusinessname.com). If your website is based on a specific brand product, you may prefer to choose a domain name accordingly.

Register your domain name suffix first. Start with .com, the most recognizable suffix. When people look for your site on the web, they're likely to try your company name first with the .com suffix. If .com is not available, consider using some of the alternate options like .ca, .net, .org (for non-commercial), .us, info, or any of the other 52 domain suffixes we can register for you.

Keep your domain name as short as possible. If you choose to use abbreviations, work with the most recognizable words in your company name.

Select a domain name that is easy to pronounce, understand, remember, and spell. If possible, avoid using hyphens and numbers in your domain name, as they can make domain names difficult to type and remember.

Lastly, you can only use letters, numbers, and hyphens ("-"). Spaces and other symbols cannot be used, nor can names that begin or end with a hyphen. Domain names are not case sensitive. They can be between 2 and 63 characters in length, not including the domain extension (i.e: .com, .net, and .ca.).

Click here to See if your domain name is available: