I cannot believe, after so many years of intensive competition, the number of dotcom companies that are into the whole web hosting and domain registration business has yet decreased.

Everyone wants a piece of the digital pie don't they?

Well, guess what, so am I? (Just kidding.)

Perhaps as a sideline it's fine (as in, provide the service but no need to stress on it so much), but as a main line of business... I doubt it's worth the while?

Anyway. Something to share with you guys.

Hints on Creating Your Domain Name

- You can register domain names that are a word, a name, a phrase, so on and so forth. Virtually any combination of characters.

- Your domain name can be as short as 2 characters or as long as 63 characters - plus the ending extension like: .com, .net, .org, .info, .biz, .us, .ws

- Your domain name can not include any spaces and must only use letters, numbers and hyphens (dashes "-").

- Your domain name cannot begin or end with a hyphen (dash).

- Domain names are not case sensitive, so there is no reason to use capital letters when registering them.

- Your domain name must be unique. There can't be more than one website with the same address.

- If the name you want is already in use, you may want to check for variations.

Want to find out more?

Well... Duh! I'm not the expert here you know. Maybe next time, if I find out more, I'll share?

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