Choosing & Registering articles

Choosing & Registering 801 Registry, registrar and registrant: who owns the domain? When you register a domain, three parties are involved. Knowing who does what avoids misunderstandings - above all...
Choosing & Registering 808 How to choose the right domain for your business Your domain is your company's address on the internet and, in practice, the name people will look you up by. It's...
Choosing & Registering 802 Domain vs web hosting: what is the difference? These are two different things, bought separately, and mixing them up is one of the most common confusions when...
Choosing & Registering 1,109 .ao domain extensions: which ones exist and who can register them National extensions immediately say where your company is. Angola has several, each with an intended audience. The...
Choosing & Registering 919 Typo in the domain name: can it be fixed after registering? It happens: the domain was registered with an extra letter, a missing hyphen, or on the wrong extension. The next...
Choosing & Registering 1,585 I have registered a domain: what now? What is included and what is not Registering a domain gives you the name - and only the name. That is what lies behind almost every question that...
Choosing & Registering 514 Domain prices: how to read the table The table on the domain pricing page shows four columns side by side, and that is deliberate: what a name costs to...
Choosing & Registering 404 AI domain ideas: how to use them and what to expect The tool does three things, in this order: it reads the description you write about your business, it proposes...
Choosing & Registering 334 Short .ao names: under three characters are not sold, and three has a special price The short answer: in the .ao extensions we sell, a name with fewer than three characters cannot be registered. A...
Choosing & Registering 282 The domain you want is already taken: what you can do, and what to avoid The short answer: a name that is already registered cannot be registered again. But “taken” means different things:...
Choosing & Registering 291 Accents and special characters in domain names: what is allowed, and what to do instead The short answer: an ordinary domain name can only contain the letters a to z without accents, digits and hyphens....