What’s in a name? When it comes to the web address for your Miami business, everything. More and more, business owners are choosing to use .miami for their business URL and it’s easy to understand why.
For starters, there’s great name availability with a .miami web address. There are more than 150 million .com domain names registered. Because .miami is newer and can only be used by Miami businesses, you’re much likelier to get the name you need.
And nothing tells people that you’re located in one of America’s best cities quite like having .miami in your web address. It shows where you are and that you’re proud! Check out these great Miami businesses that have made the leap to .miami.
Tigre Miami
This Argentinian-inspired restaurant takes the best of Buenos Aires’s café culture and combines it with Miami’s riverside vibes for an easy, breezy dining experience. With “tigre” and “tiger” being commonly used in names, having .miami makes it easy for Tigre Miami to show up in search results when someone is looking for the restaurant.
Sezam
Looking for a good restaurant in Miami? This Mediterranean fusion restaurant in Sunny Isles has you covered. Sezam blends classic European and Asian dishes for an experience that’s like no other. With its location right in the web address, Sezam makes it easy for people to remember their web address and right where they’re located.
Osteria
“Osteria” means “wine bar” in Italian. A quick Google search turns up dozens of results. So when it came time to go online, it was wise for Miami eatery Osteria to grab a .miami web address. Another bonus of using a .miami instead of .com? The address was available!
Osteria.com is a registered domain that redirects to a different restaurant, but osteria.miami was up for grabs. Remember, you can do the same—if you already have a website you love but want to take advantage of a .miami, you can register your .miami address and use it as an easy-to-remember URL, but redirect it to your existing site.
Gordo Café
Government buildings aren’t known for great food. Luckily, Miami’s got Gordo Café. Located inside the Richard E. Gerstein Justice building, this casual spot offers delicious breakfast and lunch when you need a break from the courtroom. We love the play on using .miami as a unique web address for a café located in a government building—it’s a clever way of making your business’s name standout, especially when advertising.
Bangkok Bangkok
We can’t emphasize enough that when your business name uses common words, having your location in the URL is one of the best things you can do to refine search results and help find you. In the case of this North Kendall Drive Thai restaurant, using a .miami means that diners looking for a delicious meal will get the restaurant, not suggestions for Thailand, when they search for a menu.
Ready to get your own .miami? Head to GoDaddy or your favorite website registrar to get yours now!
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With so many great places to eat, it’s not easy having your restaurant stand out in the city. That’s why these local businesses said hello to .miami.