Domain

A domain is the unique address assigned to a website (like example.com) or an email (like example@gmail.com).
There are three main types of domains: global (.com, .net, .org), country-specific (.ge, .uk, .de), and special-purpose (.tv, .mobi).
Domains can include letters, numbers, or hyphens (-), but they cannot exceed 63 characters in length.

When you purchase a domain, it’s typically for one year, though some can be registered for 1 to 10 years.

Your domain serves as your organization's online address, so it plays a crucial role in how you're perceived. Having a custom domain makes your brand look more professional and trustworthy to potential customers.
Choosing the right domain can even act as free advertising for your company. A memorable, relevant address is a great way to attract visitors.

Domains also have a significant impact on SEO (Search Engine Optimization). Search engines view domains with established reputations as more credible, helping you secure higher rankings. This, in turn, can boost traffic to your site.