Recently, the ever-increasing creation and availability of new prototype TLDs has contributed to the renewal and the formation of a new concept in the field of domain names. Using the appropriate TLD can give a completely different form to your online presence.

Although it is not yet widely adopted, it has many advantages on many levels.

Using the appropriate TLD can give a completely different form to your online presence, and although it is not yet widely adopted, it has many advantages on many levels.

Availability
Often was the phenomenon of a domain name, which was an ideal choice for our website, appeared already taken and was not available, so we went into the process of looking for alternatives. By using the new gTLDs, however, this phenomenon is extremely limited due to the steady increase in the available options!

Immediacy
With the use of new TLDs, we have the ability to pursue a shorter domain. This feature translates into better branding, greater directness and more effective marketing. For example, when the .tech extension is used in the domain name and a website like mydigitalspace.tech is created, before we even visit the website, we can see that its content is technology related and probably refer to a personal blog. The next time you promote and form the marketing strategy of your website will be on a completely different basis where search engines will be able to rank you much better.

Profit
With so many TLDs now, you can find one that suits your needs, even if it's too expensive like .rich or very economical like .click.

Efficiency
Although the use of new TLDs is not particularly widespread, large companies in the field adopt this concept and have already registered their domain names with some of the new TLDs. An example is Google's parent company, Alphabet Inc., which already uses the .xyz TLD, giving its online presence a whole new and different form.

Some indicative numbers that always help us to understand the real situation in domain names:


See the updated Innoview.gr New TLDs list and give another character to your domain name!


Source infographic: cira.ca