TLD is short for Top-Level Domain. Top-Level Domain is the last part of a domain name. TLD is a key element of your website address and is one of the key faqctors in shaping the image and boosting the popularity of your online presence. An example is if your website serves as an e-shop or a web profile of your company, then your TLD is expected to be .COM or .BIZ. If your e-store is targeted exclusively at the UK market, then you will be better off choosing a .CO.UK top-level domain.

Having a domain name is not necessary to have a website, although it is strongly recommended. Regardless of the purpose of your website, having a domain name makes your website easily remembered and found for visitors coming to your site.

This process you will be happy to know is a quick one. Registering your domain is completed within a matter of minutes.

Registering your domain name now will ensure you the ownership of it now. Waiting to register may leave you with missing out on the domain name of your choice.

DNS servers are what actually make a domain name work. They convert a text label to the information such as IP addresses that the Internet is based on. They do not necessarily handle e-mail, or serve web pages. Instead they direct web surfers and e-mail messages to the correct computers.

Subdomains help organizations and companies to better organize their website contents in accordance with their hierarchy or structure of products and services offered.

SSL creates an encrypted connection between your web server and your visitors' web browser allowing for private information to be transmitted without the problems of eavesdropping, data tampering, or message forgery. To enable SSL on a website, you will need to get an SSL Certificate that identifies you and install it on the server.