Hyphenated-domain-names were a big deal in the early days of SEO because search engines initially used primitive keyword-based algorithms for ranking web pages. Hyphenated keyword domain names were ...

Many business owners mistakenly think of a domain name as just an address for their website. But as Rand Fishkin over at Moz recently explained, it’s so much more than that. Consequently, there are a ...

The range of acceptable symbols used in domain names is limited for two reasons. Firstly, varying registers of who has the rights to use which domain name need a common system to make sure the same ...

I wanted to talk about this because my law firm’s website has a functionality that allows people to check to see if a specific business entity is available for use in Arizona, where my practice is ...