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Laravel: composer require namedaemon/namedaemon
Ruby: gem install namedaemon
Check .com availability and score brand names from your app. Free, no key, no dependencies.
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Glossary: Domain hack. A domain hack is a name where the extension completes the word, so the whole address reads as one word or phrase, such as short.ly or brand.ai.
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#Domains #DNS
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.com is the safer default and .ai is a signal. .ai tells people you build AI products, but it is a country-code extension with its own rules and prices. Many founders register the .com first.
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#Domains #Branding
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You can buy an expired domain in five steps: find a name near its drop, check its history, place a backorder, watch the last days, register when it is free. Good names attract many buyers.
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#Domains #DomainNames
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To check domain availability, ask the registry, not a guess. A name missing from a list is not always free. Four ways to check, and what to do before you pay.
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#Domains #Branding
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Glossary: DNS provider. A DNS provider is the company that runs the nameservers for a domain. It is often, but not always, the registrar or the web host.
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#Domains #DNS
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Tool tip: Domain Score. It splits a name into words and shows the score part by part: length, how in demand the words are, how readable. spacetech.com gets 98.1, working shown, so you know what to change.
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Nearly every three-character .com is held, and so are about three in five four-character names. Five and six letters still have room, especially in patterns that sound like real words.
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#Domains #Branding
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Check a domain's history before you buy a used name: spam or a penalty in its past can follow you for months. Six steps, a few minutes each, to see what the name did before.
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