How it Works
The new .name domain was created to give people a unique idenitification on the Internet, communication systems and a number of other new technologies. It is the first and only global top-level domain (gTLD) for individuals, approved by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) in November 2000. The first .name domain resolved on the Internet on 15 January 2002. You may use the youranimalsname.accoyo.name or youranimalsname.alpaca.name or youranimalsname.llama.name identifier to simplify access to your more valuable animals whether you currently have a web address or need to have one established. There are a number of animals with similar or the same names so the rule of first-come first-served applies here. Here is an example of how you can use your new name. Let's take for example the little suri Southern Sunrise with the URL of www.merrill.org/alabamaalpacas/herd/southern_sunrise.html I won't ask you to remember that URL but I do believe you would come closer to remembering The new .name address simply points to the old URL and allows you to keep what you have but now with a new 'front door'. You may now send both addresses to the search engines of your choice and in most cases you will double your exposure. The new .name has a more professional appearance that will help you in your business activities later on. With its' recent opening, .name became structurally and technically identical to e.g. .com and .net.
As
an owner of alpacas myself I wanted to use my years of experience
of developing on the Internet for the benefit of the camelid
industries. Alpaca.name, Llama.name
and Alpacas.name are designed for you to make creating a
presence and communicating online easy and accessible. Let your
name speak
for itself.
Identify
your animal or ranch with a domain name everyone will remember. |
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