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Domain names (tld). all about mobile domain names

March 18th, 2010 Seo blog in Seattle 1 comment

When the Internet first came out it was restricted to a wired connection to a computer. Eventually technology improved, creating wireless Internet. At that point the Internet could be accessible through desktops, laptops and mobile devices without wiring. This means that the Internet was now portable. And as more mobile devices are getting created, consumers are exploring how to increase this portability. In fact, wireless Internet has gotten so popular with mobile devices, domain name companies have created a new extension. It’s called .mobi.

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Domain names (tld). is the .com overrated?

March 17th, 2010 Seo blog in Seattle No comments

When it comes to domain name extensions, most people are familiar with .com. Because of this the average webmaster is scrambling to get the perfect .com domain name. Some may even forego registering a potential goldmine of a domain name in favor of getting a less popular .com. Yet, there are dozens of other Domain names available, some of which have gained popularity despite not being a .com. How can a webmaster determine if their is going to be in such a league without the traditional .com? This article will explain how.

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Domain names (tld). domain name hacks

March 16th, 2010 Seo blog in Seattle No comments

Traditional Domain names consist of a word or phrase that describes a followed by an extension. Extensions can be .com, .net or country-based such as .fr or .jp. So, if this is the case, how can Domain names like blo.gs or del.icio.us exist? It’s because a domain name doesn’t have to follow a traditional format. When it is created in the manner demonstrated above, it is called a domain name hack. With a domain name hack, a domain name spells out a ‘word’ by using a combination of periods and less popular country-based or state-based extensions.

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