Domain Management
Domain management is the routine work that keeps a business name registered, secure and recoverable. It includes renewal, contact accuracy, access control, DNS change management, transfers and evidence of ownership.
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Multiple Domain Strategies
Additional domains can protect a brand or support distinct markets, but every extra registration adds renewal, security and redirect work. A small business should have a written purpose for each domai…
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Multiple Domain Strategies
Additional domains can protect a brand or support distinct markets, but every extra registration adds renewal, security and redire…
Read guide →Domain Privacy and Registration Data
Domain registration data is no longer best explained as a simple public WHOIS record. For generic top-level domains, RDAP is now t…
Read guide →Domain Transfer Guide
A registrar transfer changes who manages the registration; it does not require changing the website, DNS or email. Keeping those l…
Read guide →How to Avoid Losing a Domain Name
Most domain losses begin with an expired payment method, an abandoned email account or unclear ownership. A simple control system …
Read guide →How to Recover Access to a Domain
Recovering a domain is an evidence and account-control problem. The safest approach is to preserve the live website and email, ide…
Read guide →Website Ownership Checklist: Domains, Hosting, Accounts and Source Files
A business owns a usable website only when it can control, operate, move and recover the essential assets without depending on one…
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