How Do You Find Available Website Names?
Creating a domain name is necessary when making your own website. A domain name is a series of letters or numbers separated by periods and used to describe the company or organization name of the website. Recognizable domain names include “Craigslist.org,” “Google.com” and “Facebook.com.” Website domain names can end in “.org,” “.com,” “.edu,” “.gov” and more. To choose a domain name, you must first determine that the name you want does not already exist. There are a few ways to do this. Open your web browser and go to a domain search lookup site, such as WebHostingSearch.com or Whosis.net. Type the domain name you are interested in into the designated box, excluding “www” and the extension, such as “.com.” Press the “Enter” key or click on the “Search” button. The domain search site will tell you if the desired domain name is already taken. Open your web browser and go to a web search engine, such as Google.com or Bing.com. Type the full domain name, including the “www” and extension,
