1. What are Canonical Domains?
2. Why would I want a Canonical Domain?
3. Can I get email through my Canonical Domains?
4. Can I point the canonical domain to a specific subdirectory or file on my site?
5. What's the next step?

What are Canonical Domains?

Canonical Domains is the process of redirecting additional domains to your primary domain.

Why would I want a Canonical Domain?

These additional domains can serve several purposes. They can be used to increase your website's search engine ranking by choosing domains that include import keywords website.

Many domain owners also register and point additional top-level domains (.net, .org, .biz, .info) to their primary .com domain to assure that their competitors do not hijack their website idea.

This service is a very economical method for increasing your chances of being found in this competitive Internet market.

Can I get email through my Canonical Domains?

Currently email is not available via the canonical domain. It is however still available with your primary domain.

Can I point the canonical domain to a specific subdirectory or file on my site?

Yes, you can point the canonical domain to any file or directory under your domain.

What's the next step?

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