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When a customer wants to visit your web site the first thing they do is type your domain name into their browser. A good domain name should be memorable so your customers can remember the name of your web site when they want to visit or if someone mentions it to them by word of mouth.
Tip: Memorable for you does not always mean memorable for your customers. Try mentioning your domain name once to a friend then ask them in a couple days if they can remember it. This is called the radio test and it goes like this. If a potential customer heard your domain name mentioned on the radio would they be able to remember it?
A memorable domain name reduces friction and will make it easy for customers to remember your web site address. Customers tend to remember terms that they search for so an example of a good domain name would be UsedCars.org if you sold used cars or USC.org if you sold used sports cars.
As with everything else that works in life. Just keep it simple!
Single word and short acronym domain names play an important role in customer retention since they are sticky and easy to remember.
Mobile technologies are also making short memorable domain names very important since your customer only has to type a short domain name to get to your web site.
Think about it, the more confusing characters your customer has to type into their tiny phone keyboard the higher the possibility of making a mistake and giving up in frustration.
Keep it short — Keep it simple!
