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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
Why is “www.” required in front of some domains but not for other domains?
In today’s internet landscape, “www.” isn’t actually required for most domains. Historically, it signified the “World Wide Web” subdomain, where web content resided on a server. However, over time, it became more of a convention than a necessity. Here’s the … Continue reading
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Do domain URL variants or structures matter in SEO?
Yes, domain URL variants and structures do impact SEO – search engine optimization – in several ways. Here’s a breakdown of key factors to consider: 1. URL Structure and Readability: The UltimateWB website builder takes care of choosing the best … Continue reading
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.com vs .us, .com vs .uk…..com vs Country Code Top-Level Domains (ccTLDs): Which domain extension should you choose?
Choosing the right domain extension for your website is a crucial decision that can impact your online presence, branding, and search engine visibility. While the .com domain is the most popular and widely recognized, country code top-level domains (ccTLDs) like … Continue reading
Is a .com domain better for SEO?
The choice of a domain extension, such as .com, .net, .org, or others, does not directly impact your SEO rankings. Search engines like Google do not favor one domain extension over another when it comes to ranking websites. However, there … Continue reading
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Decoding .com vs .org: Which Domain Extension Is Right for You?
In the vast and interconnected world of the internet, your website’s domain name serves as its virtual address – a digital identity that can shape your online presence. When it comes to choosing a domain extension, the age-old debate between … Continue reading
I bought my domain through Google Domains which is closing…
I bought my domain myself through Google Domains to use with UltimateWB website builder. I just heard that Google Domains is being sold to Squarespace – do you know how will this affect me? I chose UltimateWB over Squarespace and … Continue reading
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If you code your own website, do you still need to purchase a domain?
Yes, if you want a domain name you will need to purchase it. There’s a yearly cost to domain names. Coding your own website would just be instead of a website builder, not a domain name. You also will need … Continue reading
I bought a domain from GoDaddy. Is it possible to buy hosting from any other?
Yes, you just connect your domain name to your web hosting account by updating the nameservers for the domain name to what the web hosting company provides. You can get a great website builder and web hosting at UltimateWB. Got … Continue reading
Wix charges you and posts ads on your website in “Connect Domain” plan
One would imagine that if you are paying each month for your website to be hosted online, instead of using free hosting, you would not be forced to display ads on your website. There’s a good reason to not want ads … Continue reading
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