TLDFYI

Domain Memorability

Domain memorability measures how easily a domain name can be recalled after hearing or seeing it once. Factors include length, pronounceability, spelling simplicity, and whether the [[tld|TLD]] forms a natural word boundary.

Example

google.com (memorable) vs g00gle-search-engine.xyz (forgettable). Shorter, pronounceable domains with common TLDs score higher.

Referenced in Guides

Domain Basics

Numbers and Hyphens in Domain Names

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.com vs Everything Else: Does TLD Still Matter?

 Choosing the Right TLD

Best TLDs for Startups in 2026

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Should You Use a Country Code TLD? Pros and Cons

 Choosing the Right TLD

New gTLD vs Legacy TLD: Which to Choose?

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TLD Decision Framework: A Step-by-Step Guide

 Domains & SEO

Does Your TLD Affect SEO? The Definitive Answer

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New TLD SEO Performance: Case Studies

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Domain Name Keywords: Best Practices for SEO

 Domains & SEO

www vs non-www: Which Is Better for SEO?

 Domains & SEO

Changing Your Domain Name Without Losing Rankings

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Multiple Domains SEO Strategy: When It Helps