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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, ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Five years ago, there weren’t that many options when it came to domain name extensions. You could only register a domain with a .com, ...

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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 ...

Google Registry has introduced a new domain name extension, .page, which is now available for webmasters to register. For the time being, .page domains are available from select registrars via the ...

Up until this year, buying a domain name was pretty straightforward. With one or two accounts at registrars like GoDaddy or namecheap, you could buy just about any domain extension. Transferring ...

A business domain name is like online real estate: It's where your brand makes sales, attracts potential customers, and builds your expertise and authority. For these reasons, choosing the right ...

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Does the extension on a domain name matter any more for a business? <BR><BR>My first-fifth choices for domain names are all used in .com and .net. Since I'm going to be for profit, I will not touch ...