Domain Name
A domain builds a strong, lasting brand identity.
Domain Name Registration is the process of reserving a unique online name for your website.
Brand Identity
Increase Credibility
Online Presence
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6 Things to Keep in Mind Before Buying a Domain Name.
Choose a short name
Choose simple domain
Include your Brand
Search Availability
Think Locally
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- Online Identity: A domain name forms the foundation of your online identity. It helps you create a professional and trustworthy image.
- Business Branding: A good domain name makes your brand easily recognizable and memorable.
- Global Presence: Through a domain, you can easily reach people all around the world.
- Increased Credibility: Having your own domain presents your website as credible and professional.
- SEO Benefits: A domain name related to your brand or target keywords helps improve search engine rankings.
- Digital Control: A domain name is your digital asset. It helps you control your business website, email, and other digital services.
Guidelines for Buying a Domain Name:
- Length: Keep the name short. Two to three words are ideal.
- Simplicity: Avoid long or hard-to-spell words.
- Keywords: Include a keyword related to your specific niche. For example, if you sell baby products, try something like babyproducts.com.
- Avoid Numbers: Numbers are hard to remember and complicate the website name.
- Brand Name: Buy a domain that includes your brand name to ensure maximum recognition.
By following these guidelines, you can easily find the perfect domain name.
No, once a domain is registered, you cannot change it. However, you can purchase a different domain name and transfer your website to that new domain.
The minimum registration period for a domain is 1 year. However, you can register a domain for 2 years, 3 years, or even longer depending on your needs. It is recommended to use the auto-renewal feature to keep your domain active at all times and ensure timely renewal.
Follow these steps to check domain name availability:
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Use a domain checker tool: Enter your desired domain name in the domain checker tool available on our website.
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View the results: The tool will show whether the domain is available. If it is not available, it will suggest alternative domain names.
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Check for trademarks: Make sure the domain name is not trademarked by another company.
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Confirm registration: If the domain is available, proceed immediately to register it, as the best domain names sell quickly.
To buy a domain, you will need the following:
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A preferred domain name: Use our domain checker tool to select your desired and available domain name.
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Personal information: You must provide your name, address, email, and phone number, which will be stored in the WHOIS database.
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Payment method: A valid payment method for purchasing the domain name (such as bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay, or any bank account).
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Domain extension selection: Decide which domain extension you want to register (such as .com, .net, .org, or country-specific TLDs).
Once these are confirmed, you can easily buy your preferred domain name.
Steviana IT offers instant activation, so you can be assured that your chosen domain name will be activated immediately.
- We have made the process as fast as possible — from checking domain name availability to successful registration, it takes only 1-2 minutes.
When you buy a domain, it is your property- not the domain registrar’s.
- Using our domain transfer service to transfer your domain to Steviana IT is very easy.
- To transfer your domain from your current provider to us, please click on this link.
- TLD (Top-Level Domain): A TLD is the highest level or part of a domain name, which appears at the end of a domain (such as .com, .net, .org). It is generally the most recognizable part of a domain name.
- ccTLD (Country Code Top-Level Domain): A ccTLD is a TLD designated for a specific country. It is identified by a two-letter code, such as .bd (for Bangladesh), .us (for the United States), .in (for India), etc.
- gTLD (Generic Top-Level Domain): A gTLD is a generic TLD that is not associated with any specific country or region. It is widely used, such as .com, .org, .net, .edu, .gov, etc.
These three types of TLDs categorize domain names, and each is chosen according to its specific use and purpose.
- Privacy Protection is sometimes called WHOIS Protection because it hides certain information of a domain owner that would normally be available through a WHOIS lookup.
- Privacy Protection keeps your name, address, phone number, email address, and business name hidden from the domain registrar.
