: Is it bad to add "the" to domain name if the domain name is not avaliable? (Updated) I am designing a website that is like an online magazine about a product and unfortunately product.com
I am designing a website that is like an online magazine about a product and unfortunately product.com is not available and is parked however theproduct.com and productmagazine.com are available. Is it bad to purchase theproduct.com.
Also is there a way to remind people that the website is theproduct.com not product.com.
Update:
I just found out that the price of product.com is ,000 and product.net is available. Is it a good idea to get product.net and leave theproduct.com and productmagazine.com?
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An alternative half decent .com domain is not the best option. I would definitely find a product. domain. There are now 800 different endings, and many of them will explain what your brand is about on the right side of the dot. You can see them all in this infographic. Maybe one of them is close to the product you sell or brand values you have.
Of the two examples you provide, theproduct.com and productmagazine.com, only the second provides additional semantic value. For example, the word the has no semantic value for search whereas magazine would. Given that fact, productmagazine.com is the clear choice. While the use of the word the adds no value, it also causes no harm except that it may not be memorable and therefore users may not always include it. Something to consider. Keep in mind that domain names must be memorable and retain top of mind presence.
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