What is a domain?

A domain name represents your site's address, connecting users to the server that stores the files of the web page.

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A domain name is the name of your website. When someone types your domain name into a web browser, your site's page will open. Behind the scenes, the domain name actually points to a physical location - a server - that holds the files for the web page.

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