A domain name
uniquely identifies a website. Typing a domain name (also called
a URL) into your browser allows you to visit that site.
One unique domain name can be used as a company's web address and
for its email addresses.
Domains are much more than just names typed into a web browser.
Your domain name is how the world will think of you and your
business. It's part of your brand and your marketing plan. You
can have multiple domains that each relate to some aspect of your
business. A domain can be easy to remember and help establish you
on the web.
Anatomy Of A Domain Name
You most often see domains listed as www.DotcomSyndication.com. A
domain consists of two main parts. Let's use www.DotcomSyndication.com as an
example:
What
Will My Email Address Look Like?
One of the most popular reasons to have a domain name is to have
personalized email, either for your business or for personal
reasons.
An email is a unique address, followed by your domain name, such
as "sales@yourcompany.com" or "help@dotcomsyndication.com." You
can often create multiple email addresses for each domain you
own, so that each member of your company has their own
address.
What Do The Different Extensions
Represent?
Common extensions include:
