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Domain trading: How can you make money with domains?

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Does a website have a price? Yes, and you can make money buying and selling domains. If the demand is high enough, you can even make a high profit with domain trading. However, it isn’t enough to have any web address and just hope for the best. To buy and sell domains successfully, a few things must be considered. So what do you have to do to sell a domain?

Domain trading: How can you make money with domains?
NFT domain: a new generation of domains

NFT domain: a new generation of domains

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While classic websites and online stores with domain names ending with .com or .co.uk are hosted across central servers, NFT domains provide entirely new possibilities. Not only does the ending differ but an NFT domain is also stored in a decentralized manner and is based on blockchain technology, similar to cryptocurrencies. Read on to find out how the domains work and what their advantages are.

NFT domain: a new generation of domains
What are blockchain domains?

What are blockchain domains?

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The Domain Name System (DNS) ensures that we can use domain names instead of IP addresses to surf the Internet. But the web now has some stiff competition in the form of the blockchain. Blockchain domains are decentralized and are not managed by a single organization. Another advantage is that you buy them as opposed to renting them.

What are blockchain domains?
Tiny island, massive domain: why millions of domains are being registered in the Pacific

Tiny island, massive domain: why millions of domains are being registered in the Pacific

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How does a small, secluded island state in the South Pacific become responsible for the second most popular top-level domain ending on the World Wide Web? The Pacific island Tokelau may only have 1,400 inhabitants in its 10 km² of tropical paradise, but it’s responsible for 31 million registered domains – the highest of any country-specific domain ending. So how did the .tk TLD become so popular?…

Tiny island, massive domain: why millions of domains are being registered in the Pacific
Expired domains – a success story from the US about expired websites

Expired domains – a success story from the US about expired websites

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Buying expired domains can be a profitable business – just look at this example from the US. University graduate, Cameron Harris, was able to earn more than $20,000 with an expired domain. But how did Harris actually make this small fortune? This article reveals what happened.

Expired domains – a success story from the US about expired websites
ICANN vs. Verisign, what’s the difference?

ICANN vs. Verisign, what’s the difference?

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Nowadays, it’s easier than ever to register a web address. Simply fill out a request for the domain you want and submit it to a web hosting provider, and the rights to the address may be yours in next to no time. But what happens behind the scenes? We’ll take a look at the organizations behind the process and explain what the difference between Verisign and ICANN is.

ICANN vs. Verisign, what’s the difference?
Registering an emoji domain – the way forward or just a gimmick?

Registering an emoji domain – the way forward or just a gimmick?

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Emoji domains immediately catch your eye. Why continue to register normal domains when you can get the message across with a few smileys? Registering a smiley URL doesn’t come without its problems though. In this article, we explain what is needed to set up an emoji URL, and explain the advantages and disadvantages of using emoticons in domain names.

Registering an emoji domain – the way forward or just a gimmick?
.web sold to Nu Dot Co – for 135 million US dollars

.web sold to Nu Dot Co – for 135 million US dollars

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How much is the top-level domain .web worth to the US company, Nu Dot Co? $135 million to be precise! The auction that took place in July 2016 saw ICANN take home a record-breaking sum for the popular generic top-level domains (gTLD). There were seven other competitors in the running for the sought-after .web domain: Google, Donuts, Afilias, Radix, Schlund Technologies, Vistaprint, and Web.com.

.web sold to Nu Dot Co – for 135 million US dollars
The digital election: domain grabbing in politics

The digital election: domain grabbing in politics

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The internet has completely changed political elections across the world. Online media offers candidates the chance to get closer to their voters, providing an essential communication channel for the electoral battleground. But the freedom of information online means that you’re always susceptible to the dangers of manipulation and slander via anonymous channels. A relatively harmless, but rather…

The digital election: domain grabbing in politics
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