Personally I’m a big fan of Tumblr and I have been blogging there for almost 2 years. It is really simple and also looks professional. But sometimes you don’t blog there often, you need a blog there but you can’t manage it properly or you want to blog after sometime. I wanted to tell my […]
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If you are asking me why would anyone want to find subdomains of domain name? I would say these are much related to see how a domain name is used by a person or a company. For example, on Slashsquare we have used two subdomains ‘blog’ and ‘status’ to announce official updates. We can use
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This goes around my head every single time, especially with Country-code Top-level domains (ccTLDs). Like, using 101 Domain I can buy “.re” (Reunion Island) domain extension for 36 USD but whereas I need to spend 99 USD for “.ag” (Antigua) domain extension. Why the latter is costlier than the former? I used to wonder why
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Recently we wrote this post called “Top 10 Most Expensive Domain Names Of All Time” and as you can see our focus keyword was “Expensive Domain Names”, we should be keeping this in our permalink, so the URL for this post is – https://hostlater.com/2014/04/most-expensive-domain-names-2149/ It’s a typical WordPress blog URL with unique IDs at the
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People guard their domain names like they guard their houses or their lockers. Why? Because they are not just domain names, but something more valuable, something which can help them make more money by utilising it properly. There are some domain names which are popular but their popularity won’t last long. Say if you got
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I think Blogger (or Blogspot) needs no introduction, this is the platform where each and every (almost every) popular blogger would have started blogging. But unfortunately due to the rise of WordPress, we all migrated. But we should always agree on the part that WordPress > Blogger but also the fact not everyone requires WordPress
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Ever wondered how old a domain name is? Yes, domain name age? We know our ages, I’m 23 and you might be 25 or 50 or above that. But for a domain name? Is there an easy way to check it rather than going through all those WhoIs records and calculating the age. Yes, we
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There’s a lot more to selecting a web host than unlimited bandwidth, unlimited space, and a low monthly cost. The hardware that powers the service is just as important as how many scripts are available, especially if you want to run a site that’s going to have a significant server load on your Web hosting
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