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Tag Archives: domain registration
Heads Up: “Special” Domain Name Price Increases Coming August 26, 2025
Starting August 26, 2025 at 14:00 UTC, the registries behind a group of specialty domain extensions (TLDs) are raising their wholesale prices. Since registrars purchase domains from the registries, these increases flow through to the end customer. Kind of like … Continue reading
.com vs .us, .com vs .uk…..com vs Country Code Top-Level Domains (ccTLDs): Which domain extension should you choose?
Choosing the right domain extension for your website is a crucial decision that can impact your online presence, branding, and search engine visibility. While the .com domain is the most popular and widely recognized, country code top-level domains (ccTLDs) like … Continue reading
Why are all of the best domain names taken when there aren’t websites using them?
There are a few reasons why all of the best domain names are taken when there aren’t websites using them: In addition to these reasons, there are a few other factors that contribute to the scarcity of good domain names: … Continue reading
I bought my domain through Google Domains which is closing…
I bought my domain myself through Google Domains to use with UltimateWB website builder. I just heard that Google Domains is being sold to Squarespace – do you know how will this affect me? I chose UltimateWB over Squarespace and … Continue reading
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Just bought domain and web hosting from Namecheap, need a website builder, but domain name is stuck there for at least 2 months – what should I do? For landing page, FAQ, and about us.
You don’t have to transfer your domain name to use it with another server/web hosting – just connect the nameservers to the web hosting you want to use. Or, alternatively, if you like their web hosting, you can get a … Continue reading
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Tagged domain registration, domain transfer, namecheap, new domain, website builder
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