This means that the domain has over a year of continuous registration. The older the "age" of the continuous registration, the more emphasis is given to that domain (within reason) by the search engines. Domains under one year of continuous registration do not have that added advantage yet. Thanks!
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Ask Pros Anything with Sammy Ahmed (VP & GM at name.com), July 1st (Wednesday) 1 PM EDT → Notify me
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