Helpful hints on choosing a good URL.
- Keep it simple. Choose a URL that is short, descriptive, and simple to remember. You will be re-typing this URL, so save yourself and your future site visitors’ keystrokes and keep it as short as possible while keeping it descriptive.
- Make it memorable so it sticks in your site visitor’s minds, and will still be meaningful ten years from now.
- Keep away from confusing spellings that will get typed backward if the site visitor is not careful.
- Get a .com whenever possible because most website visitors assume your URL ends in .com. If the .com is unavailable, you will have to spend a little time getting your site visitors to realize you are not a .com.
- Some websites may need the .net, .org, and .info and then re-direct those URL’s to your .com. You may not want someone else to have those URLs.
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