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What should the length of a domain be ?
Most of us refer to the length of a domain as the length of the second-level domain (SLD) 'example.com' = 7 character domain but if we include the third-level domain (TLD) (dot + 'com') it's becomes an 11 character domain.
Since some new gTLDs are much longer than older TLDs maybe we should rethink the whole idea of a domains length.
After all, short domains are credited for there shortness to read, to type and to remember.
e.co is a single character domain and is just 4 characters to type, the shortest possible domain name with or without the TLD.
Should e.co not be credited as being the shortest or has it the same length as e.photography which has 13 characters to type.
What do you think a domains length should be ?
Most of us refer to the length of a domain as the length of the second-level domain (SLD) 'example.com' = 7 character domain but if we include the third-level domain (TLD) (dot + 'com') it's becomes an 11 character domain.
Since some new gTLDs are much longer than older TLDs maybe we should rethink the whole idea of a domains length.
After all, short domains are credited for there shortness to read, to type and to remember.
e.co is a single character domain and is just 4 characters to type, the shortest possible domain name with or without the TLD.
Should e.co not be credited as being the shortest or has it the same length as e.photography which has 13 characters to type.
What do you think a domains length should be ?
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