The .pizza is always a crowd pleaser. Grab a slice of a new domain. Using .pizza tells what you’re all about in a way that hungry customers can remember on the spot. The right domain puts you at the top of their mind at dinner time or party time, turning customers into regulars who order again and again.
The registry of the How-Domains is Google Registry. Google Registry tells about the How-Domains: "More people search for 'how' than any of the five 'W's (who, what, where, when, and why)." We think: This statement convinces of the How-Domains. Google has the knowhow about searches in Google and other search engines. If not Google, then who else? The How-Domain shall be a place for thinkers, tinkerers, and knowledge-seekers to explore everything from “how do” to “how to.”
You should register your .com domain at an ICANN accredited registrar. Why? 1. If you have a complaint about the registering company, you can inform ICANN about a misuse. 2. A domain becomes more expensive, if more middlemen are between you and the registrar. 3. If a reseller does not pay the registrar, you will loose the domain, even you have paid the invoice of the reseller. Hans-Peter Oswald
The first, and most critical, step for registering your domain name is choosing the right one. The perfect domain name is memorable, unique, easy to spell, and will rank high in searches. Here's what to do. 1. Keep it simple. The shortest and most direct domain name is always the best. You'll have to get creative to find it, though, because almost every single word in English is gone. Most of the best domain names being registered today are a company name, a person's name, or consist of 2 wor
General advice: Do not use dashes or numbers in your domain name- it is hard for people to remember, unless it is central to the theme of your site. If you own a domain without hyphen and which consists of two words, you should register also the domain with hyphen. Worst case: A competitor has the domain with hyphen. Otherwise you will lose traffic, as a part of consumers will type your domain with hyphen into the browser. Hans-Peter Oswald http://www.domainregistry.de/com-doma
