Certain web domains have tremendous intrinsic value. Sex.com and business.com respectively sold for $2 million and $7.5 million. Impresario Bob Kerstein managed to work out a deal with Microsoft to acquire the bob.com property after reserving a keyphrase related to the company's new operating system. A short, descriptive, generic dot-com name is the cyber property equivalent of a beach-front condo on Miami Beach, or a mini mansion in Malibu.

Of course, you can get discounts on out-of-the-way web domains. Create a long name, hyphenate your URL, or simply opt for a haphazard name, and you'll find more choices opening up to you. That said, when you make any of these adjustments to your initial concept, you sacrifice a degree of respectability. Your potential clients may associate your site with spam or with second or third-tier operators.

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Use your company's abbreviated name instead of its full (and hard to remember) description. Employ the Corp.com moniker to give your business a kind of gravity that makes it legitimate in the eyes of perspective buyers. Finally, enjoy all these privileges for low-low prices.