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A domain is unique to each site, and no two can be identical. By registering your domain, you ensure that your chosen name is one-of-a-kind.

What Makes Up a URL?

The protocol is the first part of a URL, usually "http" or if the site has an SSL certificate, it will be "https" which is a secure version.

This includes the subdomain, such as "www" and the domain name itself, which is the name assigned to the site.

The extension, or TLD (Top Level Domain), is the final part of the URL. The most common is ".com."

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What is a domain?

A domain is a unique address used to access websites on the Internet. It consists of the domain name and the extension, such as 'example.com'.

What is a subdomain?

A subdomain is a part of the domain that precedes the main name. For example, in 'blog.example.com,' 'blog' is the subdomain.

What is a domain extension?

A domain extension, or TLD (Top Level Domain), is the final part of the domain name, such as '.com', '.net', or '.org'.

How long does domain registration last?

Domain registration is typically done for 1-year periods, but you can opt to register for multiple years.

What happens if I don't renew my domain on time?

If you don't renew your domain on time, it gets suspended and enters a grace period during which you can still renew it without losing ownership. After this period, the domain becomes available for others to register.

Do I need a website to register a domain?

No, you don't need a website to register a domain. You can register a domain and hold it until you're ready to use it.