Google cleared the air today about how it deals with domain extensions, and confirmed that they’re all weighted equally. With the sudden surge in the amount of domain extensions available, Google has ...

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Domain = branding component. The right domain extension can sometimes be challenging. Here are alternative domain extensions you've probably not considered. Domain extensions are not just for your ...

Domain extensions have been a core part of the web since its early days. In SEO, debates have continued for decades about how a domain extension, such as a TLD (top-level domain) or ccTLD ...

It’s time to stop flooding the internet with skipped vowels and incorrect spellings just to get a short domain name that kind-of fits your company name. Even better, startup founders no longer have to ...

Located in beautiful Beverly Hills lies an interesting new startup. Exposed brick walls covered in graffiti-style art provide a backdrop for huge, colorful Gibson guitar statues that almost touch the ...

Journalists who've built their own website or online portfolio have likely faced the struggle of thinking up the perfect domain name, only to find that it's already taken. But you actually have ...

A domain name is the first perception of your company, your credibility and your brand in today’s online world. Cheap names usually mean cheaper brands. Whether this holds true in your business, ...

Let’s play a word association game. I say “domain extension,” you say?… If you answered .com, you’re not alone. However, don’t dismiss new top level domains so quickly. For a plethora of reasons – ...

The e-commerce giant is applying for 76 new top-level domains -- and you won't be able to register any of them. What exactly does it have up its sleeve? Paul Sloan is editor in chief of CNET News.

On November 15th, 2015 the restrictions on the TLD .Pro were lifted. Since it was approved in 2000, .Pro domain names had been restricted to to three classes of professions; lawyers, doctors, and ...