Seo

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Changing your domain name is one of the riskiest things you can do to an established website. A rebrand, a merger, or finally getting the .com you

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You bought a shorter version of your brand name, a common misspelling, or a .net to go with your .com, and now you want all of them to land on yo

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Your perfect domain is taken, but the registrar cheerfully suggests best-coffee-shop.com or coffee4u.com instead. Both are available, both are ch

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For most of the internet's history, choosing a domain extension meant choosing between .com, .net, .org, a handful of others, and your country