DOMAIN NAMES

Author Anik Singal explains: There is an incorrect assumption made that using keywords in a domain name gets instant recognition by Search Engines Read article...

Author Martin Lemieux explains: In my years of doing business online, I've come across 100's of people that when you say "domain name", they say what? This article will take us into the basics 101.9 explaining; what is a domain name?, how to buy a domain name?, how long should I register my domain for?, what is a domain name extension?, how to protect your domain?, what is a sub-domain?, how to forward a domain name?, how to setup your domain name?, and how to protect your company name, or brand online? Read article...

Author Kevin Sinclair explains: If you are like most online entrepreneurs, you've been struggling to grab your share of that flood of traffic that you hear about from every guru wannabe out there. Read article...

Author John Tulley explains: This article looks at the importance of choosing a relevant domain name that will be more likely to be ranked highly in the search engines. Read article...

Author Dylan Kingsberry explains: Explaining what it means to be a domain taster. And presenting you with some tips on how to avoid having your domain caught. Read article...

Author Joe and Colleen Lane explains: The dot com crash may have scared many people into believing there is no money to be made buying and selling domain names. But in reality the dot com crash is the reason there are so many abandoned websites that are removed and available to purchase in auctions. Read article...

Author Marc Dady explains: Expired domain traffic denotes visitors that come from sites with expired domains. Expired domains refer to those domains whose registration their owners either forgot or intentionally neglected to renew. Read article...

Author Richa Sinha explains: Worried for your Website Domain Name? Then not to worry!! Our complete guide will illustrate you the most perfect steps to choose domain name. Read article...

Author appu rajan explains: First of all, many of the truly great domain names are already taken. Second, the dot com bust took some of the wind out of inflated domain name prices. Read article...

Author Joseph Pisano explains: Information about listing and submitting a new domain, seo tips, keyword generators, sitemaps, installing site trackers and related information. These items are presented in a clear and easy to follow way. Also included are links to related tools and freeware. Read article...

Author Scott Hendison explains: How devastated would you be if you lost your domain name and all of your company email addresses? Read article...

Author Joe and Colleen Lane explains: Domain names are only registered for a limited amount of time, usually between 1-10 years. After this period all rights associated to the domain name expire and the user is forced to renew again. Read article...

Author subhash kumar explains: Domain hijacking is the process by which internet domains are basically stolen. Many people confuse domain hijacking with the anequot;reuseanequot; of an expired domain. Read article...

Author subhash kumar explains: Every domain is registered for a fix time period. After that time it needs renewal, for renewal of domain we have to pay a fix amount that is called renewal fee. If we do not pay that amount within a fix period of time than our domain get expired. Read article...

Author John W.Howe explains: You should register defensive domain names to protect your main website names. Read article...

Author John W.Howe explains: Each time you enter a domain name or an email address on the Internet, the domain name system goes to work for you to convert the alpha information in the domain name into a numeric address that the Internet understands. All this is done automatically for you and you are probably not aware that it is even happening. Read article...

Author Mike Cain explains: Well it is your unique internet identity and choosing the right one is as important as the content of your website. If you have a business online then your domain name is your own brand. Read article...

Author Chris Le Roy explains: No one can deny that the Internet is here to stay and that businesses who do not embrace the internet are going to struggle in the coming years. With the Internet and Search Engines reaching a new level of maturity, I have noticed in their rankings that they are beginning to put more and more weight on the age of the domain in their index and because of this we have now reached a crossroad for many businesses to evaluate whether they are better off buying an existing domain versus registering a brand new domain. But Buyer Beware! Read article...

Author Cynthia Minnaar explains: Owning your own domain gives you so much more freedom on the internet and I would say it is an absolute necessity to ensure success, as it gives you the option to make changes to your site as and when you need to. Read article...

Author John Gibb explains: You could be forgiven for not knowing what domain names are. You use them every day, but itanersquo;s a technical term, and not one that you really need to do unless you plan to get one of your very own. Read article...