.hiv domain registration

What your .hiv name signals

A .hiv address puts HIV in plain view, so visitors instantly understand your focus. It works for clinics, nonprofits, coalitions, research groups, educators, and campaigns that want a direct path to information, services, and action. Use it to anchor your outreach, unify materials, and help people find the right help fast.

Name ideas that work

Aim for short, memorable, and action oriented. Pair a clear verb or topic with your place, audience, or program.

Examples to spark ideas: care.hiv, learn.hiv, testtoday.hiv, yourcity.hiv, clinicname.hiv, youth.hiv, women.hiv, researchgroup.hiv, prepinfo.hiv, support.hiv, donate.hiv, events.hiv. If you already use a long name elsewhere, set that to redirect to a concise .hiv version for campaigns and print.

Make the first visit count

Open with a plain language statement of who you are and what someone can do here. Put your top action in the first screen: book testing, find a clinic, donate, volunteer, download materials, or contact a counselor.

Show practical details without friction: hours, locations, languages offered, costs if any, and how to get in touch. Add a map, click to call, and simple forms. For research and policy sites, highlight the latest publication and an at a glance summary before deeper links.

Build trust through design and tone

Use clear headings, accessible colors, and readable type. Offer content in the languages your community uses. State how you handle privacy for forms or signups. If you work with partners, list them with logos and a line on how you collaborate. Keep imagery respectful and people first.

Connect your channels

Match your .hiv domain to your social handles and printed materials. Add QR codes to posters and event signage that route to specific pages like testing.hiv/yourcity or donate.hiv/yourcampaign. Use short links for radio and spoken-word outreach. Set up redirects from any legacy domains so every route lands on the right page.