Domain Name Sanity Blog

DNS, which stands for the Domain Name System, is a principal online protocol, or service, without which the internet – as we know it today – couldn’t function. The Domain Name System is a vital part of the exchange of data over the World Wide Web, and it’s key to the user-friendly…

Maybe you upped your game and switched to a more SEO-friendly domain to draw more customers to your business. Or you created a new online store or launched a new product, and you want to redirect your clients directly to the products page. Or maybe you’ve…

Looking to build a website for your online business venture? Well, buying a domain name is the first step of the process. If you’re already running a business, you’ve probably realized that lacking online presence is making you miss out on a lot of opportunities. And if you’re just…

Today, the internet is entrenched in most people’s daily lives. As of January 2020, there are roughly 4.5 billion active internet users worldwide. For work, education, and entertainment, the internet has become an indispensable part of the way we function. But how did it all begin?

The first step of creating a website is buying a domain name. This in itself is a daunting task – finding an available domain isn’t always easy. Plus, you have to come up with the best name to represent your brand. Of course, if you already have a business, coming up with a name is…

You finally went ahead and bought the perfect domain name. And if not perfect, good enough. It represents you or your brand well, and you’re finally ready to get things started. But what are you supposed to do next? Obviously, the idea is getting your website online and reaching a…

The .me domain is a growing trend for good reason: it seems personal. After all, what’s more personal than me? This domain extension offers a lot of versatility for websites names, personal blogs and resumes, call-to-action websites, and businesses seeking to emphasize…

The .io extension became quite popular very quickly. It’s a favorite among start-ups, and it’s increasingly associated with software developers. In fact, in the tech industry, .io is now considered the domain abbreviation for input/output. But was this the original meaning of the extension?