In domaining, there are frequently some great domain names sales, and sometimes there are some records as we told you in a previous article about the 10 most expensive Domain Names ever sold in the world. When people search for the best domain names, many of them draw their attention on short domains with two…
To acquire a domain name at Youdot, you can participate to the auctions. Following a backorder, a domain name can then be auctioned if there are at least two people interested in this domain. The auctions lasts 7 days. The rules governing bids on our platform for the sale of expired domain names are based…
The domain name parking is a common technique used in the domaining business and when it is well mastered, it is then possible to make a lot of money with it. Many YouDot customers use Domain Parking to enhance their domain name portfolio. Before you look at how you are going to earn money and…
Finding the right name for your company, brand or product can be difficult. Added to this is the difficulty of finding a free and relevant domain name. As soon as you have decided on the choice of the domain name that suits you, register it in most of the extensions you deem necessary. But did…
Buying a domain name doesn’t mean owning it forever. One person who registers a domain becomes its holder (not owner). If, at the end of the registration contract the holder wants to keep the domain he has to renew the subscription, just as if you would rent a car or a flat. If a domain…
The registration of a domain name is only valid for a certain period. It can vary from one year to ten years, depending on the registries. At the end of this period, it is possible to renew its domain name. Without a renewal from the holder, it then falls back into the public domain. To…
Imagine: you’re rich, like super rich. So, you have the means to buy whatever makes you happy. You are not in need, you have everything. Or almost … Why not buying your own domain name extension! The final stage of vanity, don’t you think? .richardli or the story of a millionaire who buys himself a…
Emoji are part of the web culture since their creation in 1999 by Shigetaka Kuritaqui. At first, they were created specifically for Japanese cell phones, then they went under some transformations to be adapted to the Unicode. Nowadays, we find them everywhere, on social medias, SMS and even on marketing campaigns. These emoticons are going…