Numbers Domains And Your Brand
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Numbers, Domains, and Your Brand
Summary
When creating a domain name, avoid using numbers unless they are part of your business name. For instance, if your business is "1-Hour Photo," including the number one is appropriate. If your desired domain, like chocolate.com, is unavailable, avoid options like chocolate847.com unless there's a compelling reason. Numbers can work well if you're using your phone number as your domain.
Article Body
It's generally best to avoid numbers in your domain name unless they are integral to your business identity. For example, "1-Hour Photo" naturally includes "1" in the domain. However, if chocolate.com is taken, registering something like chocolate847.com is not recommended unless necessary.
Using your phone number as your domain might be a good idea. If you prefer not to use only your phone number, consider combining it with your company name. Before committing to a toll-free number, check with a domain registrar to ensure availability. Your phone company may provide multiple toll-free options, so choose one with an available domain.
Including numbers can create issues, especially in verbal communication, as they can be misunderstood. For example, "bestonlinebusiness4ever.com" might be typed as "bestonlinebusinessforever.com." Numbers and hyphens complicate verbal communication and can be hard to remember. Avoid spelled-out or Roman numerals as they add confusion.
Your domain should support your marketing strategy. Ensure your web address and email are on all marketing materials, including business cards, catalogs, brochures, and letterheads.
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