Posted in Domain Name Articles on January 17th, 2008 No Comments »
Nowadays, it’s not uncommon to be able to buy a domain name for about $10 from a domain name registrar.
What you do after you buy the domain name is the 64,000 question, because most people have a tendency to not be entirely sure what to do next.
At a minimum, your goal should be to […]
Every computer must have a unique number in order to work properly in a network or on the Internet. This number is called address because it makes possible for a computer to be found by other computers - ( like the human addresses! ) - and to establish a communication with them.
So we have IP […]
A very important question arises in the early stages of development of a web site – what would be the most appropriate domain name? Domain names are representative of the address for a web site, and there is a rising trend of incidents of disputes over domain name registration with increased usage of Internet.
Picking a domain name should be easy, right? Why, I’ll just use my business name. Not so fast, Sparky. A good bit of thought should be given to selecting a domain name.
If you are looking for a domain name for a website, or if you want to invest in domain names, it can be difficult to figure out what to register. There are so many domain name extensions. What is a domain name extension? A domain extension, or tld (top level domain), is the final part of a domain name, the part that comes after the dot on the right. Examples of common domain name extensions are .com, .net, .org, .info, and .biz. These are also called gtlds (generic top level domains). So, for example, with the domain name somename.com, somename is the name and .com is the domain extension (tld).