Domain Names - Domain Management

Next round of new extensions aka ICANN’s vaporware

by Luc

The ICANN community is trying to start the next round of new gTLD applications, but their quest for perfection has caused delays. They have initiated several policy development processes to ensure the next round is flawless, but this has led to setbacks. However, the Subsequent Procedure working group has acknowledged this issue and proposed a model where new gTLD procedures would be handled in rounds, allowing policy development to continue without halting the program.

Who Offers the Cheapest Domain Renewals?

by Guest

Registering a domain is often surprisingly affordable until you see the high cost of renewing the domain. You can save money and keep your domain when you register with one of the sites on this list, such as Upflare, DynaDot, and Porkbun. This article discusses seven of the cheapest domain renewals.

Expired domain name trouble: a missed renewal date is all it takes

by EuroDNS

Simply put: Don’t. Let. Your. Domain. Expire. An expired domain name is bad for business, bad for users, and could end up costing you. Don’t believe us? These examples illustrate some of the worst things that can happen if you just let a domain name expire or miss your domain renewal date.

How to choose the perfect domain & extension for your website

by EuroDNS

What better way to kick off the new year than to go through top tips on how to come up with the right domain name and choose the best extension for your website? And we might have kept a bonus tutorial for the end, so keep on reading!

Ultimate Best Practice Guide in Domain Management

by Tonia

A complete best practice guide to Domain Name Management suitable for both small growing business and for an established enterprise with a large domain portfolio. Learn 6 steps to building a robust domain management policy, understand issues & risks associated with poor management, its impact on brand identity and reputation.

Buying aftermarket & expired domains - tips and advice

by Meg

A domain name that's already been registered by someone else is called an aftermarket or secondary market domain name. It's available to register once it expires or the owner wants to sell. A healthy domain name used on a respected website can have good inbound links and lots of traffic, but you need to know it's genuine.