What are domain names?

A domain name is the unique name of a web­site on the Inter­net. It is a string of char­ac­ters used to iden­ti­fy and locate a web­site on the Inter­net. Domain names are used to help users nav­i­gate the Inter­net and find the web­sites they want. A domain name con­sists of two parts: the top-lev­el domain (TLD) and the sec­ond-lev­el domain (SLD).

• The TLD is the part of the domain name that comes after the dot, e.g. .com, .org, .net, etc.
• The SLD is the part of the domain name that pre­cedes the dot, and it is the unique name that iden­ti­fies the web­site.

Over­all, a domain name is an essen­tial aspect of a website’s online pres­ence and plays a cru­cial role in build­ing a brand’s iden­ti­ty and online rep­u­ta­tion.

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