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#4 - P3ConsultingSolutions.com, for the reasons I posted in your other thread:
Do not choose the others because:
#1 and #2 contain articles (for, a, with)
#3 contains a hyphenHere is a post on choosing a domain name you should find useful: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/how-to-choose-the-right-domain-name
Hope that helps!
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My Order
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P3-Consulting.com (Simple and easy to remember)
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PerformWithP3.com (It has an action in the title which I like)
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P3ConsultingSolutions.com ( a little long but also easy to remember) (think about grabbing p3consultingSERVICES.com too)
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PeopleForAChange.com (sounds too much like a nonprofit but it is rememberable)
Other ideas:
P3ConsultingService(s).com
P3HRService(s).com
P3HRConsultant(s).com
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I can see #4 being a good option, too.
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http://p3consulting.com/ already exists, so #3 is not an option (you would be working for them)
#2 has a USP in it, what would you do when you want to change it? However, you might want to register it and use it as a "brand" or secondary/specific website.
#1 and #4 are not bad, but they are a bit long.
As you will probably need the word "consulting" in your future SEO actions, I guess #4 is the best.
Good luck!
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