Register a New Domain Name
Your domain name is the name of your website and acts as your address on the web. Viewers will use your domain to find your website which is why it's also a good idea to register your domain name along with common misspellings and various other domain extensions— just in case. If you own johnsphotography.com, see if johnsphotos.com and johns.photo are available to catch users who misspell your domain name. We make it easy to see which domain names are available for registration.
Shorter domains are typically better since they are easier to type out and remember. If your business name is long, you might try registering one domain for your website and a shorter version of the domain name just for email. Email addresses should be simple enough that they can be written out and spoken aloud without too much effort.
Your domain should be unique so you won't be confused for another website or business, but simple so it's easy to remember. Avoid things like hyphens or unusual spelling so people can still find you online.
You can also set up redirects on your hosting account so that if someone visits a misspelled or short version of your domain, they can be redirected to the correct site.
