gTLD
A gTLD is a generic domain extension not associated with a specific country, such as .com, .org, .net, or newer extensions like .app, .blog, or .xyz.
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Renewal Costs
\nRenewal Costs or Renewal Fees refer to the annual payment required to retain the registration of a domain name. When you register a domain name, you essentially lease it for a specific period, co...
Net
.net is one of the original top-level domains (TLDs) introduced in the internet's early days, along with others like .com, .org, and .edu. The .net extension was initially intended for network tech...
Landrush
A period during the launch of a new TLD when domains can be registered before general availability, often at premium prices.
Outbound Sale
Outbound sales refer to the proactive effort to sell your domain names. This involves identifying potential buyers, reaching out to them directly, and trying to convince them of the value of the do...
Moz
An SEO software company that provides tools for domain analysis, keyword research, and link building.
CNAME
Canonical Name Record - a DNS record type that maps an alias domain name to the true (canonical) domain name.