How to Choose a Domain Extension Gone are the days when .com and .net were your only options when registering a URL for your business. Here are some tips for developing a domain extension strategy.

Generally, a web address consists of two parts: domain name & domain extension. Domain extensions are also called top-level domains. Here’s how it works.

B2B Marketing spoke to a number of SEO experts and marketers to try and answer your questions on URLs and domainsSome interesting and far reaching developments are afoot in the complex, slightly ...

One of the most common SEO questions is whether a domain extension directly impacts your ability to rank in your target market. Google doesn’t prefer domain extensions like .com, .net, or .org over ...

Your domain name is a huge part of branding your company, and it must be done right. Think about how you'll want to talk about your company in the future, as well as URL extensions and keywords ...

GoDaddy added .la to its catalog June 20, and expects the domain extension, which is distributed by CentralNic Group, to blow up upon its Monday reveal, as many of the desired entertainment URLs ...

The short answer: When Google crawls, indexes, and ranks URLs it makes no difference whether your domain ends in .com or .sucks. All TLDs are treated the same in search.

Your Top 5 Questions About The New gTLD Domain Extensions, Answered Do you know what new gTLDs are? That’s the question I posed to a room filled with marketers and SEO experts at a recent SMX event.