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By Bruce Hearder

Joining a domain name sometimes appears by many newcomers to the internet as a really complicated, highly complex process that the common mortal can not do.

Nothing might be further from the reality.

You only have to items of informative data on hand when you register your site name:

- That which you are likely to call this domain

- and your on line hosting DNS prices, they are give to you by your hosting firm and look something like:

NS1.WEBSITEWELCOM.COM and

NS2.WEBSITEWELCOME.COM

They're typically provided for your requirements in pairs.

Therefore first search for a reliable domain name registrar.

I would suggest using either www.Better-Domain-Names.com or www.Godaddy.com

These could not function as the cheapest registrars currently on the internet but their service, and reliability are outstanding. I generally speaking work with the principle "You get what you pay for", and never a truer thing may be said about domain name registrars.

OK, lets go through the procedure of registering a domain name:

Making use of your browser, search for a domain registrar. Frequently on the leading page there is a search option to see if the domain name you want is available.

Lets say for example, that you will be wanting to register a domain name for your Pet Training website.

So you key in dogtraining.com press enter, and it comes home that that site is take.

Now, I would claim that you position prefix and or suffix words to the domain name you are after.

And that means you could try:

betterdogtraining.com

bestdogtraining.com

dogtrainingnewsletter.com

dogtraininganswers.com

You might try placing dashes "-" in your names of domain to separate words.

Undoubtedly, there are several search engine optimization people who currently think that the search engines are now starting to punish internet sites with 'dashes" inside them.

Another thing, internet sites that not contain dashes and do not have any numbers inside them, usually owner for an increased value.

Therefore if you think you may sell your domain sometime in the future, then it may be advisable to prevent using both dashes and numbers.

Lets say, that you will find dogtraininganswers.com is available.

So you move to the following page. Generally this asks you for the details of anyone that's planning to be the owner of this domain. Generally speaking this is your title, address, phone number etc.

Next the device will ask you for how long you desire to register your domain for, the minimum period is 1 year and the utmost I've seen is a decade. A lot of people go for the 12 months period, only because it costs the least.

On the Better-Domain-names.com display and the Godaddy.com page, you'll see a link that says:

"If hosting your website elsewhere, please click here to create name servers"

Please set your name servers now (using the name server values fond of you by your hosting company), otherwise if you've to come back and modify the default name servers at a later time. The issue is that it usually has a very long time for the name servers to propagate round the web and you can wait several days for this to take place. But if they were set by you now, they should propagate inside a few minutes, maybe half an hour or so at the most.

Once you have keyed in *both* name hosts beliefs, you then go onto the fee screen where you key in your bank card details.

Here you could see an alternative called "Auto Renew." Always check this box!

This allows the domain to be renewed by you quickly when its term expires. Worthwhile domain name registrar should send you an multiple emails ahead of the domain is defined to expire, and if you take no action on these emails, then your domain can get automatically restored.

If this "Auto renew" option was not set by you, then system will allow the site lapse and it becomes readily available for some else to get.

Once the "submit" button is pressed by you, it will take just a few seconds for that new domain name to be yours. All About Free On the internet Training - IR&DS Wiki