nz is a country-code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the New Zealand country. It’s a beneficial domain type for businesses willing to create an online presence for the local search specific to New Zealand.

The purpose of a domain name is to provide an easy-to-remember and unique identity to the internet resources, like networks, services, and websites, making it easier to access those resources online.

Each online service or website has a unique IP address assigned to it, which is nothing but a long string of numbers. This IP address is difficult to remember. In contrast, you can easily remember the website’s domain name to access it anytime and anywhere.

An example of a domain name is google.co.nz or freeparking.co.nz.

Buying and registering a domain name with Freeparking is simple.

• Visit our domain search page and search for a domain name you wish to buy for your website.
• You’ll see a list of available as well as already registered domain names.
• Click on the ‘ADD TO CART’ button to add the available domain to your cart and proceed with the purchase.
• Or, you can also add the already registered domain names to ‘Backorder’ so you can regster them for your website the moment they expire or become available.

Domain name registration is the process of finding a domain web address, like freeparking.co.nz or google.com, and then signing or acquiring a suitable domain name that’s not already registered. While you don’t technically own the domain name, when you register it, you can use it for your website for as long as you keep paying the annual registration fee to your domain registrar.

When you purchase any of our web hosting plans, like Linux Web Hosting, Windows Hosting, e-Commerce Hosting, or WordPress Hosting, you’ll automatically get a free domain name for life as long as you host your website with our web hosting services.

Our top domain extensions include .nz, .co.nz, .org, .com, .net, .biz, .info, and .kiwi.

Here are some essential tips on picking a good and ideal domain name for your website:

• Choose a domain name that reflects your brand identity
• Keep the domain name short and easy to remember
• Ensure to integrate your business’s target keyword, if possible
• Avoid using numbers or hyphens in your domain name to avoid complexity
• Choose a suitable domain name extension that best fits your brand or legion of operation
• Consider registering to more than one domain name, like domain.com, domain.org, domain.nz, and more, to avoid competitors registering the common misspellings of your domain name and keep your domain name safe.