Should Your Domain Name Match Your Businesses Name?

[@66charbaby]

I’m searching how to start a business from scratch. I’ve learned a lot from you. Thank you

[@Konfiden644]

Same!

[@Ginfio]

O hey, I was just watching your video a day ago, for the first time. And here I am again. O found it on the home page.

[@reinventees]

Someone who owns a generic domain name that anyone has the right to own and is not a trademark, is a domain investor NOT a “squatter” as you incorrectly are stating. If they are infringing on a pre-existing trademark then you can call them a “squatter” that would then be accurate. Would you call someone who purchased a physical block of land before you thought to a “squatter “? No of course not. Domains are digital realestate, first in, best dressed.

[@SadeDechelle]

Thanks for sharing. I am starting a financial services company and I was like umm the name of my company is too long for the domain. So I figure I’ll just abbreviate financial services as “FS” after the beginning part of my company name to shorten it.

[@DavidUtke]

Happy to help!

[@sspector100]

Ugh yessss and godaddy said they could get it for $69 and now they’re asking for $1400 like what the heck??

[@ramonvaldez2456]

Does your business email have to match your domain name? I misspelled my domain so I had to add a couple letters at the end but my email doesn't have the 2 letters added.

[@judahdash2807]

This was super helpful thx!😃

[@miklolona.7002]

In your opinion .Do you think “company” .com may generate more hits than “brand”.com,using it after my company name when creating my domain name,or vice versa .Thank you on the heads up on name cheap ,also.This is the small or large obstacle I’m at r.now deciding between those two.have a nice day,Sir.

[@DavidUtke]

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