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In the years since its launch, .ART has become the most popular extension for creatives and has a stable place among the top-10 fastest growing domain zones.

What is domain spoofing? Discover how this process works and how to prevent it with help from Name.com. Click here to begin.

Learn about NOSTR and get a step by step guide on how to get NOSTR verified on a custom domain.

The digital world is an ever-changing landscape constantly being filled with content, people, businesses, and—you guessed it—domains. Because of this constant expansion it can be hard to stand out from the crowd, be heard above the noise, and be seen. Thankfully there are unique and creative ways to put yourself in front of the competition by using top-level domains, like .ME. No, not me, the person writing this blog. I’m talking about “dot me” domain names. 

A domain transfer is the process of moving your domain name between companies that provide domain registration and management services, which are called domain registrars. For instance, you may have finally purchased the perfect domain name for your business, but aren’t satisfied with the quality of service you’re receiving from the registrar. Transferring your domain to a different registrar is a simple and quick process, but it’s important to consider a few factors first.