Domain Glossary
What is a ccTLD?
A ccTLD (country code top-level domain) is a two-letter domain extension assigned to a specific country or territory. It is used to indicate geographic association for a website.
Back to GlossaryExamples include
.US
United States
.TV
Tuvalu
.VU
Vanuatu
Why ccTLDs are used by brands worldwide.
Indicate geographic targeting
Support local branding
Signal regional relevance to users and search engines
Create localized versions of websites
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