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App: WHOIS Lookup
If you’ve ever registered a domain, your domain registrar is required to publish a registration record publicly. A WHOIS lookup is a tool that allows individuals to search for domain name registration information. This tool is essential for reviewing domain…
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Link.Store: Boost Your E-commerce Brand with Custom Branded .Store Links
Every ambitious online seller dreams of making their brand stand out. However, the standard practice of using complex marketplace URLs hinders brand recall and sharing convenience. This situation often leaves your store lost in the vastness of the internet, struggling…
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DomainAgents: How to Safely and Securely Sell Your Domains (Valuation, Negotiation, and Escrow Services)
I pay for way too many domains. Every few years, I either purge the ones that may not be in demand, extend the registrations out as far as I can on the ones I’m using, and then put the others…
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What Are The Top Organic Ranking Factors For Google in 2023?
Google continues to enhance its algorithms for organic search ranking with major updates over the years. Thankfully, the latest algorithm change, the helpful content update, is hyper-focused on ranking content that’s written for and by people rather than content made…
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How To Validate An Email Address With Regular Expressions (Regex). Sample HTML5, PHP, C#, Python, and Java Code.
Virtually every programming language supports regular expressions nowadays. While some developers don’t like them, they truly are a best practice as they typically perform functions like validation extremely fast with fewer server resources. Email addresses are a perfect example… where…
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How To Search For And Buy A Domain Name
If you’re trying to find a domain name for personal branding, your business, your products, or your services, Namecheap offers a great search for finding one: Find a domain starting at $0.88 powered by Namecheap 6 Tips On Choosing And…
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What is a TLD? Top Level Domains Explained
If you parse any domain name, the top-level domain is the last section after the last dot. That’s the highest level within the hierarchy of a domain name. So, for martech.zone, the TLD is .zone. When the web was first…
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The Gold Rush for Top Level Domains
If you’ve not heard all the noise about TLDs, you probably aren’t a billion dollar company (that’s sarcasm). Personally, I despise the fact that the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has put these up for sale out…
