A domain name is your website name.
Example: google.com
Before buying a domain, you must check a few easy things.
1 Is the Domain Easy to Read?
Short is better
Easy words are better
No difficult spelling
If people can read it and remember it, it is good.
2 Is the Domain Easy to Say?
Say the domain out loud.
If it sounds strange or confusing, it is not good.
Good domains:
Sound clear
Sound natural
This helps people share it with friends.
3 Does the Domain Match the Topic?
The name should match the website idea.
Examples:
For food → words about food
For travel → words about travel
For business → professional words
This helps Google and people understand the site.
4 Check If the Domain Is Free
You must check if someone already owns it.
You can use:
Domain registrars (like GoDaddy or Namecheap)
If it is available, you can buy it.
If not, choose another name.
5 Check If the Domain Had Problems Before
Some domains were used for spam or scams.
Bad history = bad domain.
You can check:
If Google blocked it
If it was used for spam
A clean domain is always better.
6 Is the Price Normal?
Good domains usually:
Cost between $10 – $15 per year
If the price is very high, ask:
Why is it expensive?
Is it really special?
For beginners, cheap and clean is best.
Final Tip
A good domain is:
Short
Easy
Clean
Matches your idea
If it feels simple and clear, it is probably worth buying
