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It is always a good idea to purchase the main variations of a domain name, particularly if you have a reasonably obvious name. It is not unheard of for competitors of a business to buy the .co.uk or .net variations in order to pick up customers that forget the extension or misread the URL.
Buy as many as you think are feasible, and consider buying typos of your company name (mircosoft.com for example). Domain names are not expensive these days. Chris
It's also a very good idea to buy domain names with your keywords in the name. It helps with search engine rankings.
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British small businesses place less of an emphasis on technology than their European counterparts, research finds.
Photos and videos of Christmas parties posted on social networks could do great damage to companies’ reputations, according to an HR expert.
Only four in ten customer service complaints made on social media ever get a response, research finds.
One in three UK small businesses see e-commerce channels as a threat to their business, according to a new study.
Employers who impose strict policies against the use of social networking tools designed for business are at risk of alienating ‘Generation Facebook’ from joining their organisation, research finds.
Small businesses are increasingly signing shorter lease deals to dodge rent reviews, research suggests.
A lack of resources is preventing small and medium-sized businesses in the UK from adopting new technologies such as tablets and cloud computing, research finds.
The next ten years will herald a ‘seismic shift’ in the UK’s business landscape unseen since the original industrial revolution, finds a new report looking at the future of UK firms.
Almost 50 per cent of B2B businesses are not measuring return on investment when using social media, research finds.
Resistance from employers to embrace social media and new ways of working could be a major barrier hindering the future potential of UK businesses and their staff, a recruitment company warns.
A lack of jobs and higher university tuition fees have led to a growing number of teenagers and young people aspiring to be their own boss, research finds.
After selling his last company for $135 million, Jerry Kennelly launched web-based design platform Tweak.com this month and expects a million customers in its first year.
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