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The domain market has grown significantly over the last decade, and the trend is not slowing down. Experts predict the market will reach $1,025 million within the next 2 – 3 years. Businesses can tap into this growth by seamlessly integrating domain reselling into service offerings.

Choosing a domain name is one of the first steps to establish a digital presence for your brand. Because your domain name is a core element of your brand identity, you must be strategic and thoughtful about your chosen name.

Diversifying product revenue is a valuable yet potentially overwhelming task. The process can be challenging when you’re managing the complexities of modern tech and market conditions. But what if you successfully diversified your product revenue without accruing additional technical debt – even during an unpredictable or shifting market?

A Software Engineer Turned Dancer and Video Director Reinvents Himself By Launching TMilly.TV

Five years ago we launched Name.Gives, our company-wide philanthropy program. Every quarter the team at Name.com donates cash, services, domains, and volunteer time to organizations nominated by the good folks that work here.

Like most corporate offices, we have security cameras set up around the office so that our office manager can monitor any potentially dangerous situations. But more often than not, these cameras have captured some truly spectacular incidents that are turned into GIFs and gleefully shared around the office. Check out some of our favorites.

To secure a domain name that captures the attention of their target audiences, brands often turn to the domain aftermarket—specifically, expired domains.

The domain market has grown significantly over the last decade, and the trend is not slowing down. Experts predict the market will reach $1,025 million within the next 2 – 3 years. Businesses can tap into this growth by seamlessly integrating domain reselling into service offerings.

Choosing a domain name is one of the first steps to establish a digital presence for your brand. Because your domain name is a core element of your brand identity, you must be strategic and thoughtful about your chosen name.

In an increasingly digital world, more and more consumers are conducting business online. Almost 30% of business takes place over the Internet, with a 9.4% growth in e-commerce sales predicted for 2024, that number is likely to keep trending upward. If you’re considering starting a business, there’s no better time than now.

Coming up with a brand name is often one of the first steps a new entrepreneur takes when starting a business. After all, your brand name is what makes a first impression on potential customers and partners, making it one of your most important business assets.

When you first launch a website, you may not think about which registrar is right for you long-term. With Google Domains exiting the registrar business in 2023, many Google customers are looking for other providers who offer similar services, features, and pricing.

With Duet AI for Google Workspace, you can now harness the power of AI directly within the Workspace interface. Duet AI for Google Workspace supercharges the apps you already use on a daily basis, allowing you to access AI assistance at the drop of a hat.

The e-commerce industry is expected to exceed $1 billion in revenue in 2024. The good news is that anyone can carve out a portion of that revenue with an online side hustle. To that end, if you’re looking to supplement your income from the comfort of your home, start by exploring trending ways to make money online.

Modern businesses communicate and collaborate at a rapid pace, using online tools to help manage their relationships and boost productivity. To that end, the digital platforms you use can have a huge impact on your business’s success, whether you’re sending email blasts to potential customers or video conferencing with a supplier.

To secure a domain name that captures the attention of their target audiences, brands often turn to the domain aftermarket—specifically, expired domains.

Choosing a domain name is one of the first steps to establish a digital presence for your brand. Because your domain name is a core element of your brand identity, you must be strategic and thoughtful about your chosen name.

Purchasing a domain name is one of the first—and arguably most impactful—steps you must take when you decide to launch a website. By learning how to buy a domain name and understanding the details of the process, you can ensure you have all the information you need to launch your website and start promoting your digital identity.

We recently received the results of a survey we sent to you, our customers, in the hopes of getting to know you all a little better. While the responses were valuable for a number of reasons, it was also a great reminder that a large segment of our users are located outside of the U.S. […]

Sharing is caring as they say, and we’re always thrilled when happy customers refer Name.com to clients, family, and friends. But did you know that we’ll reward you with free stuff each time you recruit an active new Name.com user? If you aren’t already taking advantage of our referral program, it’s time to step up […]

Web security is paramount, both for yourself and for your website visitors. In an effort to make the web as a whole a safer place, we’re excited to announce that we’ll now be offering free SSL Certificates for all customers who purchase hosting with Name.com. It’s called Encryption Everywhere.

Identity Digital is releasing thousands of previously-reserved and Platinum domain names to premium pricing. That means that more than 50k domains that either carried very high price tags or simply weren’t available for sale are hitting the market at great prices.

By David Gold Despite less than a year on the market, .GAY is currently one of the most interesting domain extensions. With its community-centric approach, .GAY is going above and beyond domain-industry standards to elevate and protect LGBTQ people online. Every June, LGBTQ communities and allies join together to remember the 1969 uprising in New […]

Google Calendar Product Manager Lars Krüger announced in a blog post last week that the Google Calendar for G Suite will be getting a sleek new look and a few new key features for better productivity. Check out what’s new.