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Domain Name Taken? Here’s What to Do

“Ask David” question: “All the domain names that I have chosen are already taken…what should I do?” So, you’ve found the perfect domain name for your new website, but it’s already taken. It’s a frustrating situation, but don’t worry, there … Continue reading →

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Domain Name Riches: Countries Cashing In on Top-Level Domain Names

In the digital age, even the smallest of countries can strike it rich. While beaches and mountains might be the traditional tourist attractions, there’s a new gold rush happening online: domain names. Countries around the world are capitalizing on the … Continue reading →

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What is Domain Squatting and how to protect your domain name?

A Digital Land Grab Domain squatting, also known as cyber squatting or domain name hijacking, is a deceptive practice where individuals or groups register domain names that are identical or confusingly similar to existing trademarks or brand names with the … Continue reading →

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Why Are .io Domain Names So Expensive? Are They Worth the Hype?

The .io domain extension, originally assigned to the British Indian Ocean Territory, has surged in popularity, particularly among tech startups and online businesses. This increased demand has naturally led to higher prices for .io domain names. But is the hype … Continue reading →

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Can Registries Reclassify Your Domain as Premium Before Renewal?

Short Answer: Yes. Longer Answer: Yes, you are not really buying a domain name, but renting it… What You Need To Know When You Are Choosing & Buy A Domain Name When you register a domain name, you expect stability … Continue reading →

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Why all big sites and media news sites bought multiple domain extensions and redirect it to their main .com site?

Comments: Hi today ! subject: Should you get .com, .org, and .net domain names – all the tld’s? your statement: ” So if you have the .com domain name, it is not a huge necessity or benefit to purchase the other … Continue reading →

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Would a .me or .blog domain stand out more out of the crowd today than a .com?

Short answer: .me and .blog are more unique and less common tlds than a .com, but then people may forget the correct domain name Longer answer: Compared to common TLDs like .com, both .me and .blog will stand out. However, … Continue reading →

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What is a good Domain Authority (DA) score? You covered it for spam, but what about for this?

There isn’t a single, definitive answer to what a “good” Domain Authority (DA) score is. It depends on a few factors: However, here’s a general guideline to get you started: Here are some additional things to keep in mind: Remember: … Continue reading →

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Domain Authority vs. Search Console Insights: Unveiling the Champions of SEO Measurement

In the SEO arena, website owners wield a variety of tools to measure success. Two prominent contenders are Moz’s Domain Authority (DA) and Google Search Console (GSC) insights. In a previous post, “Demystifying Domain Authority: Your Website’s Credibility Score“, we … Continue reading →

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Cracking the Code: Understanding Moz’s Domain Analysis Results

In our last post, “Demystifying Domain Authority: Your Website’s Credibility Score“, we talked about the Domain Authority metric in general. Now, let’s dive in a bit deeper! When you enter your website URL into Moz’s free Domain Analysis tool, you’re … Continue reading →

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