Domain Name Tutorial & Articles on Choosing A Web Business Address (URL) Yahoo Domains?

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Domain Names 101	Get yours, a simple tutorial
Small Business Domain Names	All things considered
Tips for Choosing Domains	7 tips help you decide
Profiting from Parked Domains	Unused Domains Can Earn Income!
Domains Considered Property	Protect your Property!
Domains Top Search Engines	Traffic Source
Choosing a Great Domain Name	Domain Names Are Important Decisions
Domain Name and Traffic Generation	Good Names Translate to High Traffic
To Be Or Not To Be, That's the Domain Question!	With Apologies To Shakespeare!
Toll Free Number Domains	Memorable Names include 1-800?
Changing Domain Registrars	Network Solutions Not the Only Game in Town
Moving Your Domain Name to a New Host	Not As Easy As You Thought
Trademarked Domain Name Disputes	Disputes And Name-Calling
Beware Trademarked Names In Domains	Trademarked Names Are Dangerous
Grab Soon-to-Expire Domains!	Capitalize on Established Domain Traffic
How to Find the Best Domain Names Available	Techniques for Traffic Driving Names
Boost Traffic With Expired Domains	Use Expired Domains To Bring Visitors
Domain Name Technology Basics	How Does It All Work?
Choosing The Right Domain Name	Memorable, Representative and Yours!
Domain TLD Availability	Domain Name Hijacking!
Winning The Domain Name Game	Tips and Suggestions
Are You a Domain Name Yahoo?	Your online identity
How to Choose and Register Domain Name	From A to Z
Consider the Dot Com Compromise	Domain Name Alternatives
Multiple Domains	Why have more than one?
Ins and Outs of Pre-Owned Domain Names	There may be a reason, take care!
Domain Name Branding	Choosing Carefully
Search WHOIS Lookup Database	Research Domain Name Owners

How to find the best domain names available
By Simon Grabowski, CEO of GetResponse.com

So in such a highly competitive hi-tech world, how's it possible for the average guy or gal to register a domain name without already have been beaten to it first? After all, there are over 100,000 of the little beasts being registered daily and the queue for each domain name is probably at least a mile long. What gives?

It's all about successful domain name branding. There is a big, big lie (a whopper of a lie, in fact) which is causing many dot-com startups to spend ridiculous amounts of money to budding entrepreneurs who got there first. Some guy who registered a great .com name back in 1993 for $100 is probably going to be on the receiving end of a $500,000 or more deal - for such domains like loans.com, taxes.com, bingo.com, and other one word generic domain names. But nowadays, unless you have that kinda cash to throw around, it's impossible to get hold of them.

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Transferring Domains
Author: Richard Lowe, Jr.

Are you getting the service that you require from your domain registrar? Actually, thinking about it for a minute, it might be a better question to ask, do you even know what services are available? Are you aware that you can shop around and get better prices, more features and far better customer service?

Guess what? All domain registrars are not the same.

Okay, let's back up a minute. Way back when the internet was young (maybe 5 years ago) all domain names were handled by Network Solutions, Inc. In those dark, evil days you had no choice. It didn't matter what you thought of the process, it was unimportant that you were not getting service and the price, well, was a standard high fee.

A few years ago the government decided that Network Solutions would no longer be a monopoly. The government wanted to do this to deregulate the industry and encourage competition, and also perhaps to spur a little bit of growth into this thing called the internet.