Domains for Friends

Find & Register the Perfect Personal Domain Name for You... And Help Your Friends Do It Too

I Want to Help You Find the Perfect Personal Domain Name

That's me

My name is Mike Jarema, I'm a software developer, and I'm fascinated with how people, like you, create and manage their identity online. Do you have a personal blog, a site outlining your professional career or perhaps a portfolio site showcasing your creativity?

I believe that your online identity begins at YourName.com. Mine certainly does, you can find me at MikeJarema.com or email me at .

I've always encouraged my friends to purchase personal domains for themselves. I created Domains for Friends to make it simple for my friends (and you) to find and register the perfect personal domain.

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Make Your Online Identity Count

Some of my friends are doing cool things with their personal domains, here's a few I'd like to share:

Sahand runs his technology consulting practice at Sojoodi.com, he bought it back in 2006.

Boris has a kickass personal page at BorisChan.com, he had to wait a decade before his domain became available.

Jordan is one of Canada's finest Naturopathic Chefs. He's setting up shop at JordanSwartz.com, a domain he recently acquired.

Karissa is a real estate agent specializing in residential sales. She markets and manages her business at KarissaBoyd.com.

Jimi's minimalistic personal page is at Rajsombat.com. Last name domains like his are "keepers".

Dolly designs for the web, mobile and the real-world. She showcases some of her best work at DollyAudit.com.

Raul has been sharing his interests and professional accomplishments at RaulRupsingh.com since 2006.

Bhargavi is redirecting BhargaviVarma.com to her Vegetarian/Lifestyle/Fashion blog. Cool!

Your personal domain is where you can build up your personal or professional identity, ensure that you're always at the top of searches for your name (I am - try googling Mike Jarema), setup a unique and memorable email address for yourself, or simply redirect users to your social media profiles. Anything goes, you're in control!

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