A domain name connects your business website with the world online. There are a lot of domain name registrars out there, and choosing the right one for your website can ensure a smooth setup. Google ...

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Remember Google Domains? Well, this week, Google announced that the domain registration service is finally accessible to all customers, after being in beta mode since January 2015. The software is now ...

Eight years after Google Domains launched, and a little more than a year after it graduated out of beta, Google is "winding down following a transition period," as part of "efforts to sharpen our ...

Over the year, it's become commonplace for Google to shutdown one of its many products every now and then. There's an entire website devoted to keeping track of the services "Killed by Google." But, ...

In an unexpected move, Google has decided to leave the domain name registration industry and has sold the assets of its Google Domains division to website builder Squarespace. With the $180 million ...

The internet might look a little different soon, as Google unveiled the .ing web domain is now available for users that want to spice up their URL. There are a lot of ways to make a good website.

Google LLC today introduced the preview release of Cloud Domains, a service that will enable Google Cloud customers to maintain their domain names through the same console they use to manage ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Announced this morning, Alphabet is selling its Google Domains business to Squarespace for $180 million, ...

Google’s John Mueller answered a question on Reddit about ranking benefits of using the keywords in the domain name. Mueller confirmed that there’s no SEO bonus for keywords in the domain and listed ...

A while back, John Mueller and Gary Illyes from Google reacted to a tweet around selling domain names based on their "SEO footprint." Meaning, it has a lot of perceived SEO value (links and authority) ...