What to do after buying hosting and domain. I registered a domain, what's next? What are the levels of domains

How to create your site for a beginner Let's look at one detailed example. In this article, we will move not only the convolutions, but also the fingers.

After reviewing the first two articles, we found out with what it is possible create your website, or rather, what is required for this, managed for the site, decided on a theme for your site, found out. It's time to act.

If you have chosen another hosting, then do not forget to find out if there is a "MySQL database" service there. And the rest of the steps for buying a domain are about the same as described below.

First, create a folder on your own and, for example, name it “My Site”, I called my folder “Make Money on the Internet”, and already created a folder “How to create a site” in it. We save the downloaded WordPress archive to the “How to create a website” folder, in short, to the folder that you created (hereinafter “to the folder”) and unpack it there. For convenience in future work, create a new mailbox specifically for your future site only.

Before describing further actions, I want to immediately warn you that when registering in the services that will be needed when creating a site, use real and truthful personal data (no nicknames and fictitious addresses).

If you decide create your website real and honest, then anonymity will not do in this case. Serious and high-quality services may require you to provide scans (copies) of documents, guaranteeing confidentiality, do not be alarmed - this is a standard security procedure, the information provided will be available only to the service administrator (when we go to buy a car or go to the bank, we take our passport, the same with serious services in the network).

Next, to get started, you will need to register with WebMoney - this electronic money system, in my opinion, is the most convenient and reliable. In any case, you will have to pay with it a lot of payments and receive your Internet earnings in the same system, on an electronic wallet. Here is how to do it. If you already have it, then continue on.

Choosing and connecting high-quality hosting

I advise you hosting "Domishko" it is convenient, reliable and of high quality, the WordPress engine will work well on it, this site of mine, on which you are now parked on it, and it is also on the WordPress engine. If you have decided on hosting and choose "house", then follow this link (click on it): Domishko hosting.

Do not see a catch in this (you need to do something useful to people if you want to get mutual) the essence is simple like everything in this world, after receiving useful information you follow my link, the host receives a regular client who knows what he wants and pays a small percentage of of your income to me (this does not affect you), but you get a discount, since I was able to convince the hosting administration that my site has really worthwhile information and some other nuances (a trade secret not related to you). In the end, everyone is happy.

And so, let's go.

2. Choose a tariff and click "House", since 1000 MB is just right for a start, it's enough to put photos and insert small video clips (if you need more space in the future, you can always switch to a higher tariff).

It's time to choose a domain name for the future website

Let's take a closer look:

For example: at the domain name zarabotat.website There are three constituent parts called levels and separated by dots:

en- 1st level domain name;

website- 2nd level domain name (second level domain in the ru zone); zarabotat.website- 3rd level domain name (third level domain in the site zone).

Checking a domain name for its uniqueness is simple, ask a question in a search engine, if a search engine finds a site with a similar name, then come up with a new one, if it doesn’t find it, go ahead, continue on.

3. Choose "I want Domishko to register a new domain for me". Choose the ru zone, since in this zone the indexing of the site is faster and visitors will appear faster, but you can choose another zone of the 1st level, but the price of the others will be more expensive.

4. At this stage, you can see if the selected domain is free, if not, then come up with another domain name. If free, then "Click to continue":

5. Next, in the additional settings, select the monthly payment term, this is quite convenient. Desired hosting Russia (laws in different countries are different and therefore it would be better if your created site is hosted under the jurisdiction of Russia) and “Updating the cart”:

6. Here we will do without a screenshot (photo). At this stage, you need to register the details for your domain name, this is a mandatory procedure, and the required fields are marked with asterisks. Once again, I remind you to enter your real data. Click "Update Cart".

7. We register my special code issued for my clients by agreement with hosting "Domishko", discount code:

it will work if you switched to hosting from my site and using my link (you can copy the code directly from here and paste where the promo code is written, copy it without quotes), and click "Apply":

8. We make sure that the code is valid, check the payment data and click on "continue":

9. Fill in all the required (mandatory) fields below, select WebMoney RUR (if you have dollars on your wallet, you can select USD), accept the terms of the agreement and click "Complete Order":

10. We check the data and click "Pay". Look closely to the discount code "earnmoney" worked and you got a discount.

Next, we make payment through the WebMoney Transfer system. At the same time, you must have WebMoney Keeper enabled and the required amount must be on your account.. It is advisable to work on payment through the Internet Explorer browser. Click "pay":

Do not be afraid of the price, it is indicated in rubles:

11. After payment, you will receive a confirmation to your e-mail specified during registration in paragraph 9.

12. A little later, you will receive an email from DOMISHKO with the heading "Please read and save this message." The data for the FTR connection will be indicated there, this message will need to be saved for the next step.

Create a notepad in the folder, name it for example "site data" and save data in it, such as server (port), account, password.

I can congratulate you, the hosting for the future site has been prepared, it remains to work on creating the site itself, the most important thing is that the “house” has been purchased and the place has been paid for. Let's move on and take a look.

We are often asked: “Why is the domain not immediately available after registration? Why wait several hours? After all, you say that registering a domain takes only a few minutes, so what is the reason for such a long wait? Approximately the same questions arise in the process of transferring a domain to our hosting: “What should I expect? The domain has been registered for a long time, I have already changed the addresses of the NS servers. What's the matter?" The questions are legitimate, and today we will try to answer them in detail and clearly.

To do this, let's see how the domain registration procedure works from the very beginning.

How is a “blast-furnace” kitchen arranged?

Ownership rights to a domain in technical and legal terms are regulated by organizations - administrators of domain zones. These are, for example, ICANN (zones. COM, .NET, .ORG, .BIZ, .INFO), IANA (zones .US, .TV, .WS), Coordination center of the national domain (zones .RU and .SU, .RF) etc.

Domain names are directly registered by domain name registrars, to whom administrators have delegated the right to register domains, and who have access to the database of all domains (registry, registry) to change it.

Each domain zone, as a rule, has several registrars: for example, today the domain zone .RU about 25 registrars, at domain zones. COM, .NET, .ORG etc. - Uncountable number of registrars. Registrars maintain databases of registered domains, provide access to this database via Whois, and maintain root DNS servers with corresponding domain NS records.

How does domain registration work?

Domain registration begins with an order on the website of an organization providing such services (registrar) - a questionnaire is filled in, which indicates the data of the future owner of the domain. An order can be made in different ways - from manually filling out a questionnaire to automatic software interaction.

The registrar checks the correctness of the application and, if everything is correct, delegates the domain - makes an entry about the new domain in the registry. In particular, this entry contains information about the NS servers that will host the domain zone.

The time after which a new domain becomes available on the Internet is equal to sum of time periods, which sequentially occupies each of the stages of registration:

Order Processing Time for domain registration, that is, the moment from the filing of an application for registration by the user to the formation of a domain for registration. This time depends on the settings of the organization through which the domain is registered, the time required to form an order is usually calculated in minutes.
Actually domain registration. The registrar checks the correctness of the application, for some domain zones (for example, .SU, .RU, .RF), the domain status changes to "Registered, not delegated" (REGISTERED, NOT DELEGATED). That is, this domain can no longer be registered to the data of another person. This procedure also usually takes minutes.
Domain Delegation. The registrar makes an entry in the registry about the NS servers to which the domain will be delegated, and changes the status of the domain to "Registered, delegated" (REGISTERED, DELEGATED). After some time, the registry entry is updated on the root servers responsible for the top-level domain zone. This means that for some time, the information about the domain in the public Whois database may show that it is registered, but not delegated. The duration of this procedure depends on the settings of the domain registrar and usually takes up to 30 minutes.
If the domain was accessed before it was registered, the negative response is cached on the DNS servers of the ISP through which the access was made. Until the cache is updated on these DNS servers, when accessing the domain, information about a non-existent domain will be issued, although the domain will be available from other places from where there were no “premature” requests. In this case, it remains only to wait, when the information in the ISP's DNS server cache is updated. The update time depends on the settings of your ISP's DNS server and can take tens of hours.
In the operating system of any computer connected to the Internet, there is a component called "resolver" (resolver), which is responsible for resolving the domain names of resources that are accessed from application programs. For example, when you type the domain name of a site into your browser, your browser looks up the domain information to the operating system's resolver, and the resolver looks up to the ISP's DNS server. Data about a negative response when accessing a domain also gets into the cache of the DNS resolver of the operating system, and disappears from there only after some time. The value of this time may not be taken into account, since you, as the owner of the computer, are able to influence it (more on that later).

For clarity, domain registration can be compared with the procedure for obtaining a passport.

Here a young man comes to the passport office (an organization that registers a domain), applies for a passport (to register a domain). It then waits for a while while its data is verified. If everything is correct, the passport goes to registration. After the registration procedure, passport data is entered into various registers of state organizations. It is prescribed that such a passport belongs to this particular person. Of course, this takes some time. After all this, a person comes for his passport and takes it for use.

Updating the DNS cache can be compared to a situation where a person who has applied for a passport goes to the bank for a loan on the same day and is denied because the bank branch does not have information about his passport. A person will have to wait for a "cache update" - to try again after the information about his passport enters the bank in the prescribed manner.

How does a domain transfer work?

Domain transfer (it is more correct to call this process redelegation: this process should not be confused with the transfer of a domain from one registrar to another) begins with a request to change the list of NS servers. Usually, an application is submitted on the registrar's website (in the control panel) by specifying new addresses of NS servers to which the domain needs to be redelegated.

The time to make changes to the registry depends on the settings of the registrar and is usually no more than 30 minutes.

But after that, the procedure begins, which usually causes a maximum of misunderstanding and even negativity, and can take up to several days: on the DNS servers of Internet providers through which access to the transferred domain was made, no longer relevant information about the old values of its records was cached. zones.

To understand why such inertia of the DNS servers of Internet providers depends, we will make a small technical digression and consider the information about the domain stored on the NS servers to which it is delegated.

Domain information stored on NS servers has a unified structure and contains standard parameters regardless of the domain type. We are also interested in a parameter called TTL (Time to live, time to live). This parameter sets the data validity time when caching queries (in seconds). It is the value of this parameter that the DNS servers of Internet providers are guided by when they decide whether to return the old information in response to a request or contact the NS servers of the domain and request a new one.

The value of the lifetime depends entirely on the will of the administrator of the NS-server of the domain. Choosing it, the administrator is guided by various considerations, and the most common of these considerations is how to minimize the number of calls to his NS servers. It is clear that the higher the TTL value set by the administrator, the less often the ISP's DNS servers will contact its NS servers, caching the domain data obtained earlier and giving it to end users. In the process of transferring a domain, this moment plays a strictly negative role: all clients of an Internet provider whose DNS server cached information about the transferred domain will receive outdated information for a period of time no less than what was indicated in the TTL of the zone of the transferred domain on old NS -servers. For example, if the TTL was equal to 86400, updating the data on the transferred domain will take at least a day.

Two conclusions follow from the above:

When time passes that exceeds the TTL of the zone from the old NS servers of the domain, the ISP's DNS server will contact the root servers of the top-level domain, find out the addresses of new NS servers for the domain, contact the new NS servers, and update information about the transferred domain.
Propagation of changes in domain information on the Internet (also called “domain zone updates”) is an asynchronous and uncontrolled process: its speed depends on the settings of the previous NS servers of the domain and the state of the DNS servers of each particular Internet provider. Accordingly, this process cannot be controlled, and it is also impossible to accurately predict the moment of its completion.

So, instead of blaming the new hosting provider you're transferring your domain to, it's wise to be patient after changing your domain's NS server list, or better yet, follow the tips below to reduce your domain's downtime.

For clarity, the process of domain redelegation can be compared with the procedure for replacing the already mentioned passport.

Now an elderly person comes to the passport office (to the registrar's panel) and applies for a passport replacement (for domain redelegation). It then waits for a while while its data is verified. If everything is correct, he is given a new passport, and the data on the new passport is "spread" into various registers of state organizations. Of course, this takes a certain amount of time and, unlike the previous example, is often accompanied by all sorts of organizational overheads: somewhere information may not change, somewhere it will change, but very slowly, etc. As a result, the owner of a new passport, having come to the bank for a loan even a month after changing his passport, runs the risk of being refused, since information about his new passport may not be available at the bank branch. And the person will still have to wait for the "cache update" - try again after the information about his new passport gets to the bank in the prescribed manner.

What can be done to speed up the process?

As you may have noticed, the main problem that causes long waits for domain health is the caching of incorrect or outdated information about the domain. Naturally, the question arises - is it possible to do something to reduce the domain downtime?

When registering a new domain, it does not make sense to talk about any special measures: it is important to simply not be impatient and voluntarily wait at least an hour from the moment the domain registration is ordered, and wait for the domain to be delegated in a “natural” way.

But when transferring a domain, it makes sense to take a number of measures that will really help to really reduce the domain downtime.

You can try to contact the administrator of the NS servers to which the domain is delegated and ask him to change the TTL value for the zone records to the minimum. This must be done no later than the time specified in the zone TTL of the current domain NS servers.
Before changing the list of NS servers for a domain, do not be lazy to use the nslookup utility and make sure that your domain zone is already hosted on the new NS servers and that it contains the correct records (A, MX, others).
After making sure that the zone of your domain is correct on the new NS servers, you can make changes to the list of NS servers to which the domain is delegated. Many registrars offer to do this automatically, which is commonly referred to as "domain zone testing". Its essence boils down to actions similar to the previous advice, but we would recommend to refrain from it, since there are cases when, due to network problems (network connectivity problems), this automatic test fails even with a correctly configured zone. While you decide what the problem is, you will lose time.
After changing the list of NS servers for your domain, refrain from accessing it for at least as long as the current TTL value for its zone on the previous NS servers. Remember that a response containing stale data about your domain cached on your ISP's DNS server is the main culprit for your domain to be "unavailable", and only your ISP's DNS server administrator can help you minimize the negative impact of caching. If during the migration process you need to perform actions with the site on the new hosting, ask the new hosting provider if he has official domain names for accessing the sites (for example, technical aliases).
Solving the problem of local caching, as opposed to caching on the provider's DNS server, can be accelerated by forcibly clearing the resolver's cache - fortunately, you can do it yourself. For example, in operating systems of the MS Windows family, the resolver cache is cleared using the console command:

The universal tool for clearing the local DNS cache is.

We hope you have gained clarity in all matters related to operations with domains, and the tips we have provided will help you minimize the downtime of your sites and mail.

A domain name is the unique name of your site on the Internet. The article discusses common questions that arise when working with domain names.

How to register a domain name?

How to bind a domain to a server

Let's imagine that you bought a domain name and rented a virtual server where you deployed your website. How to make it so that a site located on a hosting opens in a browser by a domain name? Now they don't know anything about each other. Here's how to fix it:

Create a domain on a virtual server. If you ordered a server with a control panel, add the domain via ISPmanager . Or add a domain via DNSmanager if you don't use ISPmanager.
Change NSs at a domain registrar to FirstVDS name servers: ns1..site . See the guide How to change NS "s at the domain registrar
Wait for domain records to be updated. Changes do not propagate across the domain structure of the Internet immediately - the process can take up to 72 hours.
Ready! The site must be opened from a virtual server.

If you migrated the site in advance, then its main page should open. If you haven't hosted a site yet, the standard ISPmanager stub will be displayed:

How to create a subdomain of the third (fourth, etc.) level

Just like a second level domain. Just create it in the ISPmanager panel in the WWW domains section. An entry in the Domain Names section will be created automatically.

How to change the name servers of a domain registered with FirstVDS

In the Domains section, select a domain and click the NS button in the panel. In the window that opens, specify the new name servers and click Change.

What are A, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV records

Record A is a record indicating the correspondence of a domain name and an IP address. In the second-level domain domain.ru, an A record of the form www , mail , ftp , and so on is usually created to ensure the operation of names like www.domain.ru , mail.domain.ru , ftp.domain.ru .

Record MX(mail exchanger) provides mail routing. It specifies which mail server address the email should be sent to. The MX record can only point to the server name (never to an IP address, only to hostname).

CNAME record(from the English canonical name) is an alias record for the domain, for example, you can create a CNAME of the form name.domain.ru as an alias for the www.domain.ru domain

TXT records And SRV(service record) are used for additional services, such as SPF records, storage of other textual information in DNS, or message routing in jabber networks, in IP telephony.

Do you want to place your blog, online store, information portal or any other site on the global network? Have you even chosen a name, but do not know what to do after registering a domain? Everything is very simple: a few steps, and you are the happy owner of your resource.

Nuances before and after

If you want to place your resource on the World Wide Web, then after buying a domain, you need to find and order hosting. This is a space with a permanent connection to the Internet, which stores files, including websites.

Usually, if you order a site, repurchase or enter into an agreement for its development, hosting is included in the service package. But what to do after buying a domain if hosting services are not provided?

There are a lot of options and offers of the server for hosting the site. There are reputable ones with a good reputation. There are dubious ones that have recently appeared on the market. Therefore, it is very important to choose a hosting that is suitable for your resource in order to avoid unpleasant consequences.

Parameters to pay attention to:

the amount of space for data placement;
the amount of traffic;
the number of sites hosted on the hosting;
RAM capabilities (it is desirable to test the load on various operations);
support for popular programming languages (PHP, Python, Java, etc.).

Study in detail the information offered by the hosting studio. Read reviews on the Internet, gain experience on the forums. On them, by the way, very often you can find real problems that users have that can be avoided.

Link to hosting

Next, after registering the domain, you need to bind the domain name to the hosting. This procedure is simple and does not take much time if you have all the necessary data with you. These are the hoster's DNS settings and accesses in the admin panel of your domain.

Data, according to the standard, should come to the mail specified during registration and purchase of hosting. If it didn’t arrive, you lost it, or you can’t find it, you can find out the DNS by contacting your hosting support service.

Add a domain to the hosting server.
Bind the hosting IP to the domain.

All this is available for configuration in the control panel. Usually access to it is given after buying a domain. It can be in the format of a personal account or a command panel. There you will need to make changes to the DNS records by linking the domain and hosting.

Each panel has its own characteristics, but companies usually provide more detailed instructions on the website or offer help in data linking. So don't hesitate - get in touch.

After making changes, wait. They will not take effect immediately, but within 12-72 hours.

Now you know what to do after buying a domain. Then the fun begins: the development, preparation and design of the future resource. I wish you success! Creative solutions and high conversion!

Hello, dear readers of the blog site. This blog has a detailed one. After or while reading this publication, I advise you to read that article in order to get a complete picture. I also advise you to read my publications on the topic, which means and.

Today we have on the agenda the question - what is domain or domain name(in fact, they are synonyms). Well, it's actually quite simple. This is the site name., which is assigned to it instead of the hard-to-remember IP address of the server hosting this site (see). Enter this name in the address bar of the browser and the site opens.

But the difficulty lies in the details. What they are, how it all works, what are domain zones, how to understand which level domain and which of them can be registered, where you can do it and which zone to choose. There are many questions and I will try to answer all of them in this "small note".

What is a domain?

As I mentioned above, domain is the name for the site..162.192.0. Also, imagine the situation. You have placed a site on a hosting server (see above for what it is) and received an IP address. But, moving to another hosting IP will change, which will cause a disaster. But in the case of domain names, this will not happen. Why?

The fact is that there are thousands of DNS servers (domain name systems) on the Internet, in which it will be written that the domain site is available at the IP address 108.162.192.0. If I move to another hosting, then I go to the domain name registrar panel (where I bought it), change something and it will be written in all Internet DNS servers that the site should be searched for at a different IP address. Is it convenient?

Convenient, but probably not clear yet. The main thing to understand is website name is very important thing and it is for life (as a rule, although you can transfer the site to another domain if you wish, but this is not easy). Whatever you call a boat, that's how it will float. True, not only the name is important, but also the level of the domain, as well as the zone to which it belongs. Again unclear? Well, let's go in order.

How a domain name works

Let's start with the basics. The domain record (site name) must include all nesting levels of the domain (all zones it belongs to) so that it is unique and there is no confusion.

There are two main rules for recording domain names:

The zones that this domain belongs to are listed from right to left.
Points are used as a separator.

It might look like this, for example:

Net.blog.site

We get the fourth-level domain net, which is part of the third-level domain zone "blog", which is part of the second-level zone "ktonanovenkogo" belonging to the first-level zone.ru. Nonsense, right? (my wife, who checks for errors in the article, will confirm this with pleasure).

What are the levels of domains

Root domain(zero level) is considered an empty entry, denoted simply by a dot (.). In theory, the full record of the domain name should always end with a dot, but in most cases it is omitted (as if meaning) and instead of the record: site.
They use the already firmly established relative domain record (without a dot at the end):
This is followed by the first level - this is usually regional(national) domains (.ru, .su, .ua, .us, .de, .fr, etc.) or thematic(.com, .edu, .org, .net, etc.). But there are also first-level domain names, including national alphabets(for example, .rf).
Second level- these are the same domains that we are with you buy(we register with special registrars). Prices for them vary not only depending on whether they belong to a particular first-level domain (for example, xxxxxxx.ru is cheaper to buy, as a rule, than xxxxxxx.com), but also depending on the registrar (or its reseller - retailer).
Third, fourth, etc. - they no longer need to be bought (as a rule) and can be created independently (without registering anywhere) based on the purchased second-level domain. For example, I can create such a name for a new site - forum..forum..

Let's explain it all again For example:

. (dot) - zero (root) level domain
ru - the first level, also called top-level domain or zone
website - second-level domain name
blog.site - third level domain
net.blog.site - fourth level

Top (first) level domains

Except for the zero level (root - root domain), because it is emptiness, then the base is the so-called zones or top-level domains(it is with them that the name of any site begins, although it seems that it ends with them - but not the point). They cannot be bought by an ordinary person, but it is from these zones that we will choose when buying a second-level domain (name for our site).

So what are they like:

Domains of the first (highest) level, assigned to countries, which are usually called among very smart people by the abbreviation Cctld, which means country code top-level domain. Russia has two of them:
1. su - a vestige left over from the Soviet Union and now representing the space of resources in Russian
2. ru - originally assigned to Russia
Domains with national alphabets, which are usually abbreviated as Idn (internationalized domain name). In Russia, this is zona.rf. In fact, their names are still written in English characters (recoding takes place), but this is, as it were, hidden from view. However, if you enter the address in the browser: http://ktonanovenkogo.rf/
and after going to this site, copy its address from the address bar, you will get absolutely indigestible nonsense:
Http://xn--80aedhwdrbcedeb8b2k.xn--p1ai/ Here it turns out how unattractive it looks. And it is in this form that it will have to be added to different services (like ), and not in the form of someone new.rf. This must be taken into account. Yes, and other problems are possible, although at first they are not obvious.
Upper public domains, usually called Gtld, which means generic top-level domain, are registered (sold) regardless of the country in which the webmaster lives. The most used of them:
1. .com - for commercial projects
2. .org - for non-commercial sites of various organizations
3. .net - for projects related to the Internet
4. .edu - for educational institutions and projects
5. .biz - commercial organizations only
6. .info - for all information projects
7. .name - for personal sites
8. .gov - for US government agencies

How and where can I register (buy) a domain in top-level zones

Second-level domain names, as a rule, cannot be obtained just like that (and it is better not to try, because the name for the site is too important to risk registering it with no one knows who). They cost money. And payment is made per year, and then the domain lease needs to be renewed.

Once again I will draw your attention - buy second-level domain names, and everything above - you can create yourself on their basis. This is usually done in your hoster's panel in the subdomains section - these are domains of the third and higher levels, such as blog..blog.site.

There are not so many such companies (bright examples are RegRu And webnames), but they may have a whole network of resellers (partners) who will be engaged in the selection and sale of domains on their behalf. If the current reseller did not satisfy you with something or you had trouble with it, then by contacting the registrar, you can choose another reseller or go directly under the wing of the registrar.

At all no limits you can buy domains in the public domains .com, .net, .org, .info, .biz, and .name. In the .edu, .gov, and .mil zones, however, this option is available only for institutions, as well as educational and military institutions of the states. There are also a number of specialized first level domains, such as .travel, .jobs, .aero, .asia.

Second-level domain names in these public areas can be purchased from any registrar(not only national), which, in fact, is used by some resources that may have conflicts with copyright holders. The same torrent was forced to move to the public zone org, because its resource was blocked in the national domain zone ru.

Second level domains - busyness check and Whois

About half a billion domain names have already been registered on the Internet in various zones, so choosing a good (short, simple, sonorous) name in the right zone is now very not an easy task(just like hard). A third of the registered names are not used at all, because they were bought for resale (successful domains can be expensive in the secondary market - sometimes many millions of dollars).

Checking a domain name for availability

Therefore, the first thing to do when choosing a suitable domain for a site is . This can be done with different registrars (the result will be the same, because they use a common database).

Therefore, when viewing information about a domain in the so-called whois records, you can find your personal data there, which was required during registration. In my opinion, it is better to hide this information, because there are enough dashing people on the Internet (although if you need problems out of the blue...).

Domain name history and purchase of vacant domains

The history of domain ownership can be traced in the so-called . There you can clearly see what kind of sites were ever placed on this domain name, what they were like and whether their history will affect the initial attitude of search engines to your site.

Just below are currently released domains(for a detailed view, click on the price):

Good luck to you! See you soon on the blog pages site