By Sameer Panjwani December 29th, 2015 1. Size Matters Generally, the shorter your domain name, the better. That’s because it’s easier for people to remember and type in a shorter domain than a longer one. Consider the above example, Pets.com is better than something like PetsPetEmporiumAndPuppyStore.com. 2. Corner The Market On Variations Of Your Domain If … Continue reading 7 Domain Name Considerations
Jeff SassSeptember 22, 2015 As the Internet has aged, we’ve watched it evolve to account for even more users and web properties. Similar to the way we tacked ZIP codes onto the map and area codes into the phone book, we’ve gradually added more and more domain extensions to make the web more dynamic. In … Continue reading There’s Nothing Generic About Generic, Top-Level Domain Names for Businesses
Joy MaliSeptember 16, 2015 When starting a new e-commerce business, one of the most important decisions you have to make is choosing the right web hosting service provider and a domain name. Many people do not know about the significance of domain name and web hosting related to the search engine optimization. Your online business … Continue reading 7 Ways Domain Name And Web Hosting Impacts E-commerce SEO
Troy HollenbeckJuly 22, 2015 No matter what the other benefits, having your own domain name is awesome. Assume your name is Mary Jones. When you purchase the domain name “MaryJones.com”, everybody in the world is going to know how to find you online. It gives you a distinction, almost a kind of power, expert status … Continue reading The Benefits of Owning Your Own Domain and Personalized Email
As Director of the DotGreen Community, David Maddocks sees domains as channels or “doorways” into a company or brand. Amy Gesenhues on May 22, 2015 After leading marketing efforts for Converse, and then serving as an adviser for brands like IBM, Jockey International and Keds, David Maddocks was appointed CMO and general manager of business … Continue reading A CMO’s View: Cole Haan CMO Says Domain Strategy Should Focus On Engagement & Honesty
Kris SpisakMay 5, 2015 The topic of “top-level domains” sounds like something out of the gaming world, doesn’t it? The phrase evokes something right out of a MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role-playing game) involving magic, enchantment, and a final battle between good and evil. Intriguing? Yes. Reality? No. In truth, top-level domains (TLDs) are a … Continue reading What is the Best Top-Level Domain for a Business Website?
Paul MaccabeeApril 29, 2015 Let’s share a warning for candidate Hillary Clinton, along with Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and the airplane hanger full of other GOP presidential hopefuls who are suiting up for the battle to win the right to redecorate the Oval Office, ride in Air Force One and know that when the White … Continue reading Presidential Candidate Fails: Domain Name Lessons for Brand Marketers
by Ruud Hein April 14th, 2015 Which domain name you want depends on what you do. On how you make money online now and how you plan to make money online. Are you producing? A producer or the producer? Are you selling? A seller or the seller? CHOICE? Whether youre the … Continue reading How To Pick The Right Domain Name
The Butterfly Twists footwear brand hosts a breakfast for fashion bloggers to kick off its new #AnywhereAnytime campaign. Steve Hall on March 20, 2015 The .com extension is celebrating its 30th anniversary this week. Remember when there was only .com, .edu, .net, .org and a handful of others? Now there are hundreds. British footwear brand … Continue reading Fashion Brand Buys 100 Domain Extensions, Creates Customized Site For Each
Mike RastielloMarch 16, 2015 Over my 5 years at LyntonWeb I’ve helped launch hundreds of new website, and that’s not an exaggeration. When launching a new site, you need to update the DNS to point the domain name to the new server (if there is one; there usually is for us). Wait, “what is DNS?”, you’re probably … Continue reading Don’t Be Foolish With Your Domain Name
