A top-level domain is the last part of a web address (URL), such as .com, .org, and .edu. Recently, several hundred new generic top-level domains were added, increasing the possibilities for new websites exponentially.
Some of the new possibilities include generic words such as .cars and .music, as well as company names such as .apple and .hyundai. There are also lots of fun domains, like .blog, .expert, .guru, .consulting, .online, .email, .social, .site, .tech, .web, .channel, and .wiki.
The video below explains these new top-level domains.
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