When we say domain, the first thing that comes to mind is a domain name and how it works.
A domain name is the address of your website. For example, when you want to visit Google’s website, the URL you enter in the address bar is www.google.com.
Now that we have an idea of what domain names are and what their purpose is, let’s look at a few types of domain names. They are as follows:
Top-level domain or TLD is essentially the generic domain extension that comes at the top-most level of the domain name system. These can be any high-authority domain names but are mostly the ones that end in .net, .org, and .com. Others like .info and .agency are also considered to be top-level, but obviously, a website with .com at the end is just better.
These domains have their country code specified at the end of the URL. Here’s a list of ALL the country code top-level domains starting with A for a better understanding. They are accompanied by their respective registry operator:
This is yet another type of top-level domain. TLDs have sponsors that represent a specific community addressed by the domain extension. For example, .edu for education-related organizations, .gov for the UK government, .mil for the United States military, etc.
When it comes to choosing a domain name, these top tips will help you.