With companies now able to apply to use their own brand as a top-level domain (TLD), there have been suggestions that doing this might be an easy way to get a boost in search-engine rankings.

Country code top-level domains (ccTLD) are specifically established for countries and territories. There are 312 ccTLD and countries are just identified with a two-letter string.

Or worse, you’re a multinational company, but your country level top-level domain is making ranking outside of your country an issue, even when it ranks fairly well within the country. And sometimes ...

A generic top-level domains is like .com, .net and .org. There’s another kind of domain that’s associated with countries called Country Code top-level Domain (ccTLD). Examples of ccTLDs are ...

The domain — scpt-network.com — was one of two nameservers for the .cd country code top-level domain, assigned to the Democratic Republic of Congo. If it fell into the wrong hands, ...

Google announced today that it will no longer be using country code top level domains for searches. Instead, all search services will happen on the google.com URL and local results will be ...

A gTLD is a segment of a domain name. Currently, there are 22 gTLDs, including the familiar .com, .edu, .mobi, and .org, and another 250 country-code Top-Level Domains (ccTLDs), such as .us, .ca ...

In a recent episode of Google’s Search Off The Record podcast, the company’s Search Relations team hinted at potential changes in how country-code top-level domains (ccTLDs) are valued for SEO.

It’s important to remember that top level domains (TLDs) are only a puzzle piece in the internet’s large infrastructure. In short, TLDs and the Domain Name System (DNS) act as the ‘gateway ...

Google considers country-code top-level domain names (ccTLDs; for example, .vn for Vietnam) to be a strong signal that a site is intended for users in a certain country.

In the case of the .io domain, digital strategist Gareth Edwards wrote in a social media post, “IANA bases TLDs off ISO 3166 country codes. If a code stops existing, in theory, they follow suit ...

update Singapore one of three locations globally to cryptographically sign country-code top-level domains using DNSSEC protocol, which promises greater assurance of Web site authenticity for Net ...