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The first step in building an online presence is creating your website that will showcase your company and your product. Before you can build your website, you must first choose the domain name which will be the website URL that your company will be known for. This website URL will serve as your online identity that will represent your company in the World Wide Web.Aside from this, organization must also choose an SEO friendly domain name to ensure that your site will get higher rankings in search engines. The domain name must contain keywords that focus on your company’s niche and business objectives as it will help drive traffic to your site for your business success.
So how do you choose an SEO friendly domain name? Here are some pointers:
 Choose Keyword Rich Domain Name. When choosing the domain name that will serve as the site’s URL, make sure to use keywords that are relevant to your business. This will help search engines index your site faster and once you are indexed in popular search engines like Google and Yahoo, your site will have a better chance of landing at the first page of Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs). Using keywords in...

Whether you're starting a new project, blog or launching an entirely new business, a good domain name is vital. Just like the location of a retail shop can make or break its success, you want a domain name that's going to create a memorable "home" on the Internet. Because there are plenty of people who not only buy domain names for their active undertakings, but also dozens or hundreds of extras in hopes of flipping them to other buyers, it's easy to feel like there are no good domain names left.  Fortunately, although it may take some digging on your part, it's still possible to find solid domain names. Here are some tips to help you get started:  Stick to What's Proven: Over the last few years, there have been lots of trendy Web 2.0 domain names. These names are completely made up words or domains that use alternate extensions to spell out words. While it's always tempting to jump on the bandwagon, most startups that have gone down this route haven't succeeded. With a few notable exceptions like Digg and Flickr, most of these domain names have simply created more problems for themselves than traction. Despite the constant stream of...