Hi, Buddy, So you are going to reserve your new domain name. If you avoid these top 7 web domain name registration mistakes you would not only have more valuable domains but also a high resale value if you want to sell it later on.

7. Waiting to Reserve Domain Name till Finish This Article I don't know how but it seems that a good domain name do not come in to the mind of a single person. May be up to hundreds of people are thinking about that domain name. And the one who reserves it first is the winner. So if you have a good domain name in mind, don't even wait finishing this article. Go and reserve that domain name first. You do not have to use that domain name at all if you later found it to be not so fit. But you have it, you can sell it or use it for something else or at least you won’t be sorry because domain names are very cheap these days. Remember domain names are cheap but only until they are not reserved.

6. Register Someone Trademark as a Web Domain Name Do an exhaustive research that your domain name is not someone else trademark. Laws are changing rapidly everywhere and even ordinary surfers feel bad about a website when its web domain name is looking like a cyber squatted web domain name. Also there is a chance of getting legal notice for doing this. They may not ask damages but they can easily take back domain name! So please either do not use anything that looks like some trademarks in your domain name or do a research. Again if a trademark infringement war starts you would be in better position if you have reserved it first so get it now!

5. Spelling Your Web Domain Name Is Difficult Can anyone easily spell your domain name At least your possible customers should be able to spell it right the first time. Try this: Talk to someone on phone and ask to spell your domain name. If he needs to confirm the spelling by re asking then probably it is not an easily spelled domain name. Make your domain name easy to spell because that avoids typing mistakes and also you would not have to tell every one twice about your domain name spellings.