The old cliche that “.com is king” still applies to the global usage of domain names.
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The old cliche that “.com is king” still applies to the global usage of domain names.
The new gTLDs have surely defined a clear before & after in the DNS’ history timeline.
Since the introduction of the first new gTLDs, six new domain extensions have crossed the million mark in registration numbers. The undisputed places...
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Endlessly long letter and number combinations in tracking URLs make it difficult for online marketers to share links on Twitter, Facebook & Co. Even...
E-commerce is booming. No wonder, then, that more and more retailers are pushing onto the Internet. This begs the question of "How do I manage to...
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