A domain and a website are closely related but serve different functions. Understanding the difference between the two is key to building your online presence.
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Domain: A domain is the unique address (e.g., example.com) that people use to find your website. It’s like a street address for your online space. However, having a domain alone doesn’t mean you have a website—it’s just the name that directs users where to go.
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Website: A website is a collection of files, pages, and content that visitors interact with when they enter your domain. It’s what people actually see and use when they visit your online presence. Websites require hosting to store and serve these files.
Key Differences:
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A domain is just the name and address, while a website is the actual content and functionality.
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You can own a domain without having a website, but you need a domain to launch a website.
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A domain is managed through a registrar, while a website is built using hosting and web development tools.
How Suzko Can Help
Suzko provides both domain registration and web hosting services, making it easy to get your site online. Whether you need help securing the perfect domain, setting up hosting, or building a professional website, our team ensures a seamless experience.
