Domain Names Module
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Who Needs The Domain Names Module?
Anyone wanting to know about domain names, how they are bought or sold, and sub-domains.
The Domain Name Tutorials.
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY – FAST START OVERVIEW OF MODULE.
The Executive Summary provides you with a quick overview of the entire module.
It includes a video that covers off the major points of the Domain Names Module and points users to relevant tutorials to dive into information more deeply.
2. DOMAIN NAMES – THE BASICS OF DOMAIN NAMES.
A domain name is essentially a unique address on the Internet. You can buy the rights to use a domain name for your website. This tutorial is a basic introduction to domain names, what they are, how they work, where to go if you have problems, and many tips, including how to avoid cybersquatters and the pros and cons of generic versus brand domain names.
3. BUYING PRE-LOVED OR SECONDHAND DOMAIN NAMES – PROS, CONS AND TRAPS.
Sometimes the domain name you like is taken but it is possible to buy it. This tutorial covers off how to track down domain owners, how to value a domain name, how to check domain status, how to protect yourself in the financial transaction and more.
4. SELLING YOUR DOMAIN NAMES – THE MARKET FOR TRADING DOMAINS.
Not all domain names can be traded, but those that can are able to be sold privately, through a broker or auction house. There are pros and cons of each method which are covered off in the tutorial. There are also places where you can get domain names valued, selling tips and how-to instructions.
5. SUB-DOMAINS – A GREAT TOOL FOR RANKING.
A subdomain is a child domain that sits beneath a parent domain. They can be used to group content, load balance sites, or rank for keywords. This tutorial explains everything you will need to know about subdomains.
Learning Outcomes.
At the completion of this module, you should have sufficient knowledge to purchase a domain name, understand the domain name trading industry and understand subdomains, their purpose and how to create and use them.
Dependent Modules.
None.
