Your domain serves as your online business name. It will be your web address like mybusiness.com and can also be your corporate email address like john@mybusiness.com
The trend is to have it catchy and easy to remember at the same time unique. To start, enter the name you want and click "Search". If the domain name is available, you can register it online without any waiting time.
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| Domain Extension | Price per year |
|---|---|
| .com | $22.00/yr |
| .net | $22.00/yr |
| .biz | $22.00/yr |
| .org | $22.00/yr |
| .info | $22.00/yr |
| Domain Extension | Price per year |
|---|---|
| .com | $22.00/yr |
| .net | $22.00/yr |
| .biz | $22.00/yr |
| .org | $22.00/yr |
| .info | $22.00/yr |
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A domain name is a string of text that maps to a numeric IP address, used to access a website from client software. In plain English, a domain name is the text that a user types into a browser window to reach a particular website. For instance, the domain name for Google is ‘google.com’. The actual address of a website is a complex numerical IP address (e.g. 103.21.244.0), but thanks to DNS, users are able to enter human-friendly domain names and be routed to the websites they are looking for. This process is known as a DNS lookup.
Domain names are all managed by domain registries, which delegate the reservation of domain names to registrars. Anyone who wants to create a website can register a domain name with a registrar, and there are currently over 300 million registered domain names.
A uniform resource locator (URL), sometimes called a web address, contains the domain name of a site as well as other information, including the transfer protocol and the path. For example, in the URL ‘https://cloudflare.com/learning/’, ‘cloudflare.com’ is the domain name, while ‘https’ is the protocol and ‘/learning/’ is the path to a specific page on the website.
Once a domain name has been registered with a registrar, that registrar is in charge of notifying the registrant when their domain is about to expire and giving them the chance to renew, ensuring they don’t lose their domain name. In some cases registrars will prey on their users’ expired domain names by buying those domains the second they expire and then selling them back to the original registrant at an exorbitant price. It’s important to choose an honest and trustworthy registrar to avoid these kinds of predatory practices.
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