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Domain names are available in many different extensions. The most popular is '.com'. There are many other options such as .org, .net, .tv, .info, .io and more. However, I always recommend using the .com domain extension.
Top Level Domain – TLD
Top-level domains, or TLDs, are generic cameroon phone number library domain extensions listed at the highest level in the domain name system.
There are hundreds of TLDs, but the most popular ones are .com, .org, and .net. Other TLDs are less well-known and I don't recommend using them, such as .biz, .club, .info, .agency.
Country Code Top Level Domain – ccTLD
Country code top-level domains, or ccTLDs, are country-specific domain names that end with a country code extension, such as .tr for Turkey, .uk for the United Kingdom, .de for Germany, or .in for India.
They are used by websites that want to target audiences in a specific country.
Sponsored Top Level Domain – sTLD
A sponsored top-level domain, or sTLD, is a category of TLD that has a sponsor who represents a specific community served by the domain extension.
For example, .edu for education-related organizations, .gov for government, .org for non-profit organizations, etc.
