Domain Name Sanity Blog

If you’re thinking about using the .fun gTLD for your website, we’ll help you brush up on everything you need to know about it – its history, who runs it, what it’s used for, and where you can get your very own .fun domain extension.

The .LLC domain is meant to be used by Limited Liability Companies, or LLCs. This will allow your company to have its full name right there in the domain, with the LLC standing after the dot. It reduces the hassle of adding a .com after the LLC bit, keeping your online identity clear to potential customers.

The .world domain extension doesn’t have any limitations. It’s the world, right? In any case, this domain extension offers incredible flexibility and variability. It also makes your website sound grand, informed, and with a tendency to worldwide unity.

The .rocks domain can be used for any type of website. You can take advantage of the colloquial meaning of rocks as a verb, as in mywebsite.rocks. You can also use its association with music, to create something like myband.rocks where myband would be the name of your band.

Whether you’re considering using .press for a media website or to keep a blog of current events on your company’s website, there may be a few things you’d like to know about this new domain extension first. Here’s a general overview of the background, uses, and some analytics of the .press domain extension.

The .win gTLD has grown in popularity generally amongst gaming websites and communities. Everyone wants to win, right? In any case, if you’re thinking about launching your own .win website, let us give you a tour of the history, purposes, and popularity of this gTLD.