hard to register a Domain Name

[ivy.mickey]

Every day thousands of new top-level-domains are registered. With each new registration, the chances of finding a memorable, available .com, .net or .org domain name becomes even slimmer. What's the solution

[vivian.phiby]

Register a country code domain (ccTLD)!

TLD (Top Level Domain) and ccTLD (country code Top Level Domain)

Just like .com, .net and .org, ccTLDs are universally recognized and work just like other domain extensions. And if you've already registered a .com, .net or .org domain name, securing the ccTLD versions of the domain is the best way to guarantee no one else on the Internet is pirating your name and brand identity.

[paul]

Originally Posted by ivy.mickey

Every day thousands of new top-level-domains are registered. With each new registration, the chances of finding a memorable, available .com, .net or .org domain name becomes even slimmer. What's the solution

You may find a memorable domain name if you search in deleted domain list using tools such as deleteddomains.com/, for domain name lookup based on keywords check this; nameboy.com

[Ryan]

I tend to agree with Paul on this, buying an expired domain would be a good solution if you are not able to find a memorable domain. Thousands of domains expire everyday so keep an eye on those expired domains list, you might find a memorable domain in there even though you might have to pay a little more than the registration fees you pay for a new domain.

[DPS Computing]

If you do buy an expired domain name though do check out its history if you can find it.

If your a company and you buy a domain name that was previously associated with a bad company (corrupt, deceptive etc) you may have a memorable domain name but for all the wrong reasons!

Hope that helps .