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What is .CA?

The .ca domain is the internet country code Top Level Domain (ccTLD) for the country of Canada. This domain extension is primarily used by individuals and businesses located in Canada or who serve Canadian industry or customers. The .ca Domain was created in 1987 for those in Canada to have a domain to call their own.

Why Register a .CA Domain?

If you operate a website that is catering to Canadians in some way, whether you’re a business or a blogger about the latest cafes in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, you’ll want a .ca domain. Using a .ca domain for your website signifies to your audience that you are writing content tuned for their locale. Using a .ca domain to sell products & services is also advantageous when you are selling in Canadian dollars.

Is the .CA domain right for me?

If your website is optimized for a Canadian audience, then the .ca domain is perfect for you. Using .ca for your content instills trust in your website from your Canadian audience that the content they are reading and/or interacting with is targeted towards their interests and locale. Remember, in Canada, residents likely aren’t using Google.com, they’re using Google.ca, and using .ca for your domain will help you rank higher on Google.ca as the content is related.

How to Choose a .CA Domain Name? (5 Tips to Do It Right)

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Stay simple

Don’t get complicated. An easy-to-remember domain is always best.

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Keep it on-brand

Stay true to your brand. Be distinct but choose a domain your audience will recognize.

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Add now

Don’t wait until it’s too late. That perfect domain could be gone by tomorrow if you don’t grab it now.

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Drop the hyphens

Just because the internet is high-tech doesn’t mean your domain name should be.

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Consider your options

Grab similar domain names to protect your brand: .net, .org, .co, or even .photo.

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