I Specialize In Good Domain Names

I created MacsDomains.com to provide good domain names, only.

If you have been searching for really good domain names you know how scarce they are. It seems like the really good ones are taken and that you will have to settle for something less than you had in mind. But there is a big problem with that. Settling for a not-so-good domain name simply will not do you much good. It would be like a major league baseball player using a whiffle bat. If you want to hit some home runs, you need a good bat. And if you are serious about being successful on the Internet, you need a good domain name.

Whether you want a domain name for a new website project or you are looking for domain names as a good investment, you are in the right place. You can browse the names here.

It's all in the name — the name is the key!

A domain name, which is also known as an Internet or Web address, can be a valuable asset. In fact, really good domain names have become so valuable that they are traded like real estate properties. So whether you want to own a domain name for a website you want to launch or as an investment, it is very important that you choose a good one. And when it comes to domain names it really is all in the name.

There some pretty bad names for sale!

The truth is, there are a lot of really terrible domain names for sale. For example, it is common to see a name like "domaaain.com" which is a misspelling of the word "domain." I recently saw a similar name for sale for $3000. You see, the name "domain.com" was purchased a long time ago. So was domain.net, domain.info, etc. So domain.com and the other variations are extremely valuable now and I guess those people who are trying to sell misspelled look-a-likes must think that no one will notice that they are misspelled. Frankly, I don't know anyone foolish enough to buy one of them. I could fill pages with other really bad domain names.

What are good domain names, exactly?

Good Domain Names often have a very clear meaning, which gives them value. Some are also valuable because they contain valuable keywords. Keywords are words that people most often use to look up things on search engines. The more often people use these keywords in searches, the more valuable the keywords become.

There are other things to consider as well. Short, catchy, high-value keyword domain names are generally more valuable than longer names. But there are exceptions to this. Sometimes a longer name is more descriptive and can be quite valuable. So it takes some common sense when evaluating or choosing a domain name.

Another important factor is whether the domain name is easy to remember. I know that should be obvious, but it is amazing how many people seem to overlook it. Trust me, easy-to-remember is important.

There are millions of domain names for sale. But truth be told, most of them have little real value. The old adage "You get what you pay for." is definitely true when it comes to domain names. A really good domain name is just that—really good!

You can see what good domain names look like here.