How did you come up with your photography business name?
Matthew L Kees
MLK Studios Photography School
www.MLKstudios.com
[email protected]
"Every artist, was once an amateur"
Like Alex said, you could buy a domain from people if the site is not active. However IMO, unless you really want that name for a site...I wouldn't bother. For me, it's not worth buying a domain from someone else for more then you could buy a domain directly from godaddy (which is around $10). Unless you really want the domain, that is taken and really plan on making money from the site...like Alex is with PhotographyTalk, like Google, Yahoo, Facebook etc... Otherwise, buying a domain for $50, $100 plus for a personal site/photography site, just not worth it.
I know some photographers, if they do not use their name, their domain name is based on what they shoot. The main thing they offer. Or the experiences they have in life.
I have a site, not photography related. I haven't done shit to that site in ages, ever since I really gotten into photography. It's called lovenhatebytch. I made it back in the day when I really was a bitch (still am, but I have nice moments now).
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