Help choosing a domain name?

[allsquare]

I'm looking for some help choosing a domain name?

Rather than list all the possibilities (domains I have registered) on an open forum, can I ask if any SEO/SEM's could advise on a 'paid' basis?

I appreciate that it's all subject to personal opinion and there have been many forum debates regarding keyword rich domain names, etc but I really must get this right.

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[craigc0302]

check your private mail !

[XEC Internet Consultants]

We run a domain consultation service - see signature line for the details. If you are interested you can send an email or phone us via our website.

Cheers
Stephen.

[pickaweb]

Quick tip. Trying to have the keywords that you are trying to target in the actual domain name could really be helpful in future results in the search engines.

[allsquare]

@pickaweb
I clicked on your bottom signature link this morning and was advised of a Trojan Virus

[pickaweb]

Thanks for letting me know.
I do not get that message.

[Delicious Webdesign]

always recommend getting a domain that features at least one keyword that people will use to find you, the search engines will use this as 'strong' ranking factor to determine your sites relevance to the searcher.

You will nearly always find that a competitive search term returns a high proportion of the top 10 ranked sites for that search with part or all of that search term in the domain name or URL