Are Domain Names Free?
An odd question asked often: Are Domain Names free? Short answer: No. But here’s what you actually need to know. After running…
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A bad domain name can cost you thousands in additional marketing costs!
You’re going to be in one of two positions when it comes to registering your domain names. You either find the whole thing confusing and need help, or you know what you’re doing..
As your new domain registrar, we are an accredited Nominet Partner for the United Kingdom. This gives you peace of mind when buying domain names.
Registering a great brand name you can be proud of needs some thought and structured planning.
When registering a domain name, try to include a search term people will use to search for your site.
Once you have purchased your domain name, you can add web hosting and use any of our included web builders to put your website together quickly.
You need to consider several things prior to buying domain names, to avoid losing valuable website traffic.
What could happen if website visitors incorrectly type in your domain name.
Furthermore, what if your domain name is trademarked you may leave yourself open to legal action if your not careful.
Common sense, great communication and a “Get it done” attitude where you never have to deal with off-shore call centres for the win!
Have you ever wanted to ask a company for something custom but know they will say “Sorry, company policy”? Then we’re the provider for you.
Depending on your marketing purpose, you should first consider which extension is going to be a suitable.
Extensions are relevant to brands, an audience, business or personal ventures.
They can also represent geographical areas so you should adapt them for the purpose of the website.
For example, .org domains are typically used by charities and not-for-profits.
If you are fundraising for charity, people would naturally expect to see a .org (International) or a .org.uk (UK) domain.
UK Businesses would typically choose a .co.uk or a .UK domain name and international brands mat use a .COM name.
Beware of international companies trying to fake a UK presence using a .uk or .co.uk domain name.
The wise business owner will be choosing a brand name that has all 5 of the top domains available with and without hyphens to protect their brand.
Your brand name is your online identity and your email, so getting it right is critical..
It is important to choose a domain name that represents your company and is easy to remember.
If you are registering a domain name, we can offer advice, help and guidance on choosing a suitable name.
Feel free to call us for a chat about your registration choices.
Of the 3000 UK domain name registration providers (Registrars), only 10% are accredited, including us.
Is your current domain provider accredited? do they have their own TAG & follow a strict set of Nominet guidelines?
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No, you are are under no obligation to renew a domain name in future.
Because registering a domain name is a pre-pay rental of a name. A domain name is your’s for as long as you want to keep renting it for.
No. Unfortunately all domain name purchase’s are customised items and as such are non-refundable.
Yes, absolutely. If you have a web hosting plan with us, you can do this directly through your cpanel control panel.
Alternatively, you can set your name servers back to registrar level and manage all your DNS records at registrar level yourself, all through your client area on our website.
Your domain name must be between 3 and 63 characters long only. You can use letters, numbers and hyphens.
Yes, its now 10 years for any new domain name and up to 9 years renewal on existing domains with less than 12 months remaining on them.
When selecting a name, you are only allowed to use numbers, letters and the hyphen “-”. No other characters may be used at all.