The company I used to work for, Close.io also

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The company I used to work for, Close.io also recently purchased the Close.com domain name—after it made financial sense for them to invest in the premium priced URL (and they knew their business wasn’t going anywhere).

Option #3: Ask to Buy the Domain Name
Coming up with a great domain name can be tricky, especially if you’re in a big, popular niche where it seems like all of the best domain names have been taken.

Don’t waste a ton of time trying to find the perfect domain name, though.
Plenty of incredibly popular blogs have succeeded with some extremely odd afghanistan telemarketing data names. Take these for example:

Blind Five Year Old
Mr. Money Mustache
Crazy Egg
Other blogs have taken the approach of rebranding once their original name no longer seemed like the right fit—Smart Blogger, for instance, used to be called Boost Blog Traffic before Jon felt the need to broaden his appeal.

Take some time to brainstorm the right domain name ideas, consider asking friends for feedback if you’re struggling to figure out how to choose a domain name that feels right for your blogging goals—and try out a domain name generator if you’re still stuck.

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But above all else, commit to choosing a domain name within a reasonable period.

I recommend marking a final decision date on your calendar to register a domain name… and then move on to the next steps of really starting your blog and beginning to attract an audience.

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