Redirect
Automatically sending visitors from one URL to another. Redirects are used to consolidate domains, preserve SEO value when changing URLs, or forward parked domains to active sites.
Automatically sending visitors from one URL to another. Redirects are used to consolidate domains, preserve SEO value when changing URLs, or forward parked domains to active sites.
In domain investing, selling a domain to another investor or reseller at a price below retail/end-user value for a quick, guaranteed sale.
The country code for the Cocos Islands, operated by Verisign and marketed as a .com alternative. Had a run of popularity in China.
A generic extension launched in 2001 as a .com alternative for businesses. It never earned the respect, and the aftermarket is thin.
The country code for the United States. Requires a US nexus, and WHOIS privacy isn't allowed on it.
The single generic domain that names an entire industry, like Hotels.com, Cars.com or Insurance.com.
A generic top-level domain suitable for any internet-based business or presence.