By publishing your Vimeo videos using a custom domain, you can promote them even more easily and in a unique way. To set up your own Vimeo domain, all you need to do is register a suitable web address with your trusted provider. You can find out exactly how to connect to the…
GrandeDucShutterstockEveryone has come across popular domain extensions like .com and .org. These are actually referred to as top-level domains (TLDs) and give users a first glimpse of what your website is all about. Keep reading to find out everything you need to know about the different types of…
Instead of using a standard Pinterest subdomain, you can connect your board with your own domain. That can help give your profile a personal touch. All you need is a registered domain! It then takes just a few steps to connect your web address with your profile. But how exactly…
The default URLs that Tumblr users receive lack individuality, with only the subdomain of the address allowing for customization. For a small annual fee, however, you can link Tumblr to a custom domain to make it more unique. Setting it up is quick and only requires a few steps…
Replace standard addresses like .outlook.com, .hotmail.com or .live.com with a personalized one by synchronizing your Outlook account with a custom domain. Find out what you need and how to set up custom domain for Outlook here. We’ll cover everything from how to register a…
Newsletters published on Substack are typically sent with a `substack.com` URL. If you want to customize your Substack address, you can pay to set up an alternative domain. What are the requirements for this? And how exactly do you connect a domain of your choosing with Substack?…
Google‘s blogging tool Blogger makes building your own blog super simple. But the service doesn’t offer a custom web address. To stand out and make your blog easier to find, you can use Blogger with a custom domain. But where can you get a Blogger domain, and how do you link it…
alice-photoShutterstockWhat is a domain? Despite the frequent use of this word, it’s often unclear what the functions and structures of domains are. Knowing the hierarchical structure of the Domain Name System (DNS) is fundamental for anyone working in the field of web hosting. We’ll explain the…
Internationalized domain names (IDNs) significantly increase the number of potential combinations for domains. With this system, Spanish speakers can use accents in words like “México” or “Bogotá”. And in the German-speaking world, umlauts and the “ß” can finally be used. IDNs,…
alice-photoShutterstockTraditionally, the contents of a website are placed under a single domain. In some cases, it is advantageous to distribute web content across multiple domains. But can a website have multiple domains at all and what are the benefits of having multiple domains? We clarify these…
Domains represent the basic name of a website (e.g. ionos.com). They are clear and unique addresses that are extended through subdomains and subpages. They can be purchased from a domain provider as long as you comply with certain criteria. There are many things you should know regarding web addresses; it isn’t as simple as choosing a domain name and then registering it. As part of the IONOS Digital Guide, our domain portal provides comprehensive information about internet addresses and their components. Under the ‘Domain’ category you will find both basic articles and more complex ones for more advanced readers.
Our Domain Guide is divided into four subcategories. The heading ‘domain extensions’ deals with the various top-level domains, like .org or .com. Besides the (traditional) generic and country-specific top-level domains, we also introduce many new web address extensions and examine their potential. Under the heading ‘domain registration’ you can obtain advice on domain registration, forwarding, and transfers as well as other administrative matters relating to internet addresses. News and backgrounds can be found in our ‘domain news’ section. Finally, we provide you with facts, suggestions, and recommendations with regard to naming and registering your internet address. All together, these subcategories form an extensive domain portal where you can expand your knowledge on domains.
The target audience is just as varied as the contents of the Domain Guide, as it’s made up of small and medium-sized businesses as well as website operators, domain traders, and inquisitive readers. As is the case for all categories of IONOS’s Digital Guide, the domain guide also caters to both novices and experienced users. Posts such as ‘What is a domain?’ Or ‘The most important tips for domain registration’, don’t require any previous knowledge before reading. Articles like ‘How to protect your domain from ‘typo squatting’ or ‘Domain parking: earning easy money with unused domains’ appeal more to skilled readers. Our domain guide is an extensive online reference that should come in handy for both private and business contexts.
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