FAQ

a) It is important to be as general as possible in your search. The best method to improve your search results for possible domain name matches is to search with keywords that are very general. E.g., if you were searching for a japanese porn domain, then enter 'japan' as a keyword instead of using 'japanese' or 'japaneseporn'. Another method to improve your search results is to avoid using plurals. E.g., if you were searching for models, then enter 'model' as a keyword instead of using 'models'.

b) You may browse through the general categories on the homepage.

c) You may send us an e-mail describing your needs and we will research our database to ascertain if there are any names that would meet your needs. Send a mail to info@BestAdultDomainSales.com.

2) What payment do you accept?

You can pay by paypal, by sending a check, money order, by wire transfer, or with your credit card. For details, please send a mail to contact@BestAdultDomainSales.com or contact us.

3) Can I buy my domain using an escrow service?

Yes, you can. If you wish, BestAdultDomainSales.com will use the services of a well established escrow service like escrow.com. For more information, contact us.

4) What about other costs?

Any transfer fees and new registration fees assigned by the Registrar are the responsibility of the buyer.

5) What is a good domain name? And why shouldn't I settle for a mediocre domain name?

A good domainname should be memorable - if your customers don't remember the name of your website, they won't come back. That means lost revenue for you. In order to be easily remembered, it should be short (as a rule, a combination of no more than two different words) and easy to spell. It should have a 'com'-extension, because that's what people are used to, and that's what many people will remember. Also, browsers like Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator will automatically bring up the 'com'-website when someone types in the name of a website without extension. Further, a domain name should have no hyphens, because many people will forget the hyphen. For example, if you own the name adultempire.net or adult-empire.com, a lot of your customers will remember your site as adultempire.com - and as a result you will lose these customers to your competition.

A good domain name should also preferably contain a key word that is used often by people when using the search engines. That's because if the search term is included in your domainname, you will end up higher in the rankings with many search engines. For example, the most used adult search term for people who are looking for a lesbian site is, not surprisingly, 'lesbian'. So if you are starting a lesbian site, it's a good idea to have 'lesbian' included in the name of the site, because then your site will end up higher in the rankings of many search engines when the search term 'lesbian' is used. This is also the reason why you will find that most names we offer for sale include the most used search terms for adult sites: sex, porn, adult, hardcore, xxx, teen, asian, etc.

Further, a good domain name should be spelt correctly, and it should be descriptive of the business - it should make sense. A name that is not relevant to the business it promotes may be a great name, like yahoo or amazon, but it takes a lot of time, energy, and money to associate it in the public's mind with what it's selling. That's called branding. Names that might make great brands but are not relevant have modest value. They acquire great value only when someone spends the money to brand them, like amazon.com and yahoo.com did.

Your domain name, along with the graphics on your site, is the most important factor in making a good impression on your prospective customers, in conveying the message that you are a professional, and in persuading them to take their credit cards out of their wallets. A good domain name is an investment that ultimately will pay itself back many times over.

Even if you only have vague plans for a future website, it would probably still be very profitable to get a good name now. If you want to get the same name in a year or in two years, you will most likely see that the price has gone up considerably. There's no area where prices have risen faster in the past 10 years than in the area of domain names. Of course, this is only true for quality names - a bad name is still worth nothing, even if it was registered 10 years ago.