Search Engine Optimization - Domain Names

A Domain Name is a unique name that identifier the WEB site on Internet. The Domain name is used as a part of the website address (www.yourdomain.com) and belonging email addresses (sales@yourdomain.com or info@yourdomain.com).

Domain Name Rules

A domain name can include up to 63 characters. You can use numbers, letters, and dashes / hyphen “-“ in your domain name but it cannot start or end with a hyphen “-“. Domains cannot contain spaces between words or special characters such as the underscore “_”, exclamation “!”, and the (@) sign are also not permitted. Domain Names are not case sensitive.

Domain Name Ownership

When your domain registered in your name or your company's name, you become the legal owner of your domain name. The person or organization named in the registered record is called the 'Registrant'.

Top Level Domain – TLD and Country Code Top Level Domain - ccTLD.

Leaving aside the www, a domain name is made up of two parts: the domain name and the TLD (Top Level Domain) or ccTLD (Country Code Top Level Domain). Example: domain-name.TLD The TLD should, theoretically, characterize either the activity of your site or the country, region or territory from which it originates. Below is an explanation of the TLD in order to help you choose your domain name.