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The Traffic Desert When I launched my first website, I immediately went looking for ways to monetize it. I read about AdSense, ad networks, selling space directly to brands. In theory it's simple,

"Free domain included." It is one of the most common lines in any hosting plan page. And it makes sense as a pitch: if you are setting up your first website, why pay extra for something that comes

Most business owners put off switching registrars for the same reason they put off switching banks: it feels like something that could go very wrong if you touch the wrong thing. The domain goes

In April 2025, Google quietly made it official: country-specific Google domains are going away. If you typed google.fr in France or google.co.uk in the UK, you now land on google.com instead. The SEO

You opened the registrar's website, typed the name you had in mind, and got that screen: "available!" Then the doubt hits. Is this really the right name? Will it still make sense three years from

The ccTLD vs gTLD debate has been going on for a decade. Here is what is actually true. What the extensions mean A gTLD (generic top-level domain) has no geographic attachment: .com, .org, .net, .io,