Latest Domain Extensions for Startups and Businesses Must Read

Domain .com is one of the most popular domains today. The name of this domain is derived from the word “commercial”, since its original purpose was for it to be used by commercial organizations. Eventually, its purpose has been changed and today also used by schools and private individuals as well. There are also many other domains that are quite popular today and are used instead of .com. Here are some of the mostly used alternative domains for bloggers and startups.

.co

.co domain is one of the most frequently used alternatives to .com. It is assigned to Colombia. This domain is recognized by Google as a global domain extension. The very popular and memorable name is an advantage of this domain. It is especially popular among tech startups, for example Vine (vine.co) or 500 Startups (500.co). You can get this domain on their official website.

.me

.me is the top-level domain for Montenegro. It replaced domains that previously existed in

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Facebook's Oculus Rift. Source: Company website.

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