What is a “Dot Com” Business?
Over the last decade or more, the phrase “dot com business” has become widely used. However, the meaning of this term is still little-understood among the general public. If you are planning to start a business, it is important to consider what kind of internet presence you wish to have and how your business fits into the dot com phenomenon.
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Definition of a Dot Com Business
Dot com businesses are named for the suffix “.com” that is attached to the end of many web addresses. This suffix is short for “commercial,” because most websites of this kind exist to inform people about a product or service.
Although most businesses and corporations have a .com website, not all are referred to as dot com businesses. Generally, this term is only applied to businesses that conduct all or most of their transactions over the internet. Therefore, dot com businesses may be able to keep their overhead low by having only limited office space or no office at all. Many entrepreneurs find that starting out as an online-only enterprise makes financial sense.
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