WORCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND, March 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Online Business entrepreneurs can now find the perfect .co.uk or .com domain name - thanks to a new free tool from web development company, Bird and Co Creative. The new domain tool is the fastest way to check if a domain is available. With thousands of new businesses starting up in the UK every month, this tool will be vital to many business entrepreneurs.
A website's domain name is recognised as an essential piece of a company's branding. The best names can change hands for thousands or even millions. One of the most expensive transactions was in 2009 when the domain name insure.com changed hands for a staggering $16 million.
Many popular terms have already been registered as domain names. So people setting up a new business often find it difficult to find the name that they want. In the past, checking to see if domains were free was a frustrating and time-consuming process. But that has now changed. With Bird and Co Creative's domain tool it is possible to check the availability of domains instantly. As fast as a person can type, it is checking to see if the domain name can be registered.
The tool can be accessed by visiting the following web page:
http://www.birdandcocreative.co.uk/domainchecker/
The tool was created by the web developers at Bird and Co Creative, Bromsgrove. As Online Marketing Manager Paul Ajao explains "We initially developed this tool to be used in-house, as we create many online campaigns for our clients. Everybody that used it thought it was outstanding, so we decided to make it generally available."
In today's economic climate, there are thousands of business entrepreneurs looking to set up an online business. Some people are taking their redundancy money and using it to invest in themselves - they start an online business rather than just wait for another job to become available. The domain tool will help them create a branded website that will give them the best chance of success.
About Bird and Co Creative Design
Bird and Co Creative are a graphic design and web design company in Worcestershire. The agency designs for print, web and multimedia. They have an in-house web development team and SEO expertise. More information can be found at http://www.birdandcocreative.co.uk.
New Tool to Ease the Life of the Online Business Entrepreneur
New domain tool helps business entrepreneurs secure the perfect domain name.
2011-03-02
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