In addition to registering your business name as a domain name, you may want to register the names of your products or services, or other related names. It's also a good idea to register common misspellings of your primary domain name and of the names that reflect the nature of your products or services. Keep in mind, however, that it's illegal to register a domain name solely for the purpose of blocking someone with a legitimate right to the domain name from using it. This may prevent a lot of headache in the future. For more information on domain names, see Nolo's articles on Domain Names .
Domain names are today's gold.
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