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'''Domain Tasting''' is the practice whereby registrants use the free five-day “grace period” at the beginning of [[ICANN]]'s registration process to test the marketability of that specific domain name.
 
'''Domain Tasting''' is the practice whereby registrants use the free five-day “grace period” at the beginning of [[ICANN]]'s registration process to test the marketability of that specific domain name.
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==Overview==
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Domain tasting supposes the exploitation of the five day "grace period" with the purpose of determining the profitability of a specific domain name. Whether this process/action is done for one domain name or for numerous available domain names - it is still domain tasting due to the main purpose of this action. Domain tasting is performed to make sure the domain name is profitable enough to allow registrants to earn profit by means of advertisements published on that specific websites. <ref>[http://blog.domaintools.com/2008/01/google-to-kill-domain-tasting/ Domain Tasting Overview]</ref>
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==The purpose of domain tasting==
 
==The purpose of domain tasting==
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