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.link
A domain direction for creators and connected-service teams. Keep important links owned and maintained rather than making the domain a temporary forwarding shortcut.
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.top
A domain direction for brands and curated discovery projects. Do not imply a ranking, award or verification you have not earned.
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.today
A domain direction for daily publishers and timely projects. Use visible publication dates and an archive so yesterday’s material is not presented as today’s news.
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.live
A domain direction for performers and real-time services. State whether content is live, scheduled or a recording.
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.life
A domain direction for lifestyle projects and personal publishers. Explain the scope of any professional advice and avoid suggesting credentials through your domain alone.
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.one
A domain direction for focused products and personal brands. Keep the message focused enough that visitors understand the single most useful next step.
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.digital
A domain direction for digital agencies and online services. Name the business rather than a temporary tool or platform you may outgrow.
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.tech
A domain direction for technology companies and technical communities. Explain your actual product clearly; a technical extension does not demonstrate certification.
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.technology
A domain direction for engineering businesses and technology consultancies. Use a short brand label to balance the longer extension.
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.app
A domain direction for application developers and SaaS teams. Arrange working HTTPS before launching the website, not after visitors arrive.
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.dev
A domain direction for developers and engineering teams. Use a real domain and working HTTPS; do not treat .dev as a private development-only namespace.
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.cloud
A domain direction for cloud services and infrastructure projects. State who manages the service, where responsibilities sit and how customers obtain support.
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.software
A domain direction for software publishers and product teams. Keep marketing claims consistent with released functionality and supported versions.
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.systems
A domain direction for systems integrators and operational teams. Use diagrams and concrete service boundaries instead of vague all-in-one promises.
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.solutions
A domain direction for consultancies and service providers. Name the audience and the problems explicitly so the broad extension remains meaningful.
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.network
A domain direction for professional networks and infrastructure communities. Separate public information from authenticated member data.
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.io
A domain direction for software teams and digital product builders. Choose it for your audience and naming fit, not as proof of a technical credential.
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.co
A domain direction for startups and modern brands. Consider how visitors distinguish your full address from similarly named domains.
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.me
A domain direction for individuals and personal brands. Choose a spelling you are comfortable sharing in introductions and on printed materials.
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.tv
A domain direction for video publishers and entertainment teams. Make it clear which material is hosted on your site and which is on another platform.
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.cc
A domain direction for communities and concise-name projects. Explain the brand in page content because the suffix alone gives little context.
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.ws
A domain direction for independent website owners. Check audience familiarity with the full extension before committing to it.
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.fm
A domain direction for audio publishers and podcast networks. List where programmes can actually be heard instead of implying broadcast rights.
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.am
A domain direction for audio projects and personal publishers. Test the full address in spoken introductions, where audio audiences will encounter it.
Explore .amThe directory explains extensions; it does not promise that every name or extension is currently purchasable. Name availability, eligibility, prices and payable terms are confirmed for the actual transaction.
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