Category - Domain Names

Domain Privacy Protection shields your personal information to prevent spam, identity theft and other security threats.Trustworthy domain registrars will serve as an intermediary between the public and you, by concealing your contact details in the...

Domain locking is a security measure which helps protect domain names from being transferred to another registrar or altered without permission. It is an important step in safeguarding the ownership of your domain name and preventing unauthorized...

DNS, or the Domain Name System, is a critical part of how the internet works. This system is responsible for translating website names (like www.example.com) into the IP addresses that computers use to communicate with each other. While DNS is a...

When you’re choosing a domain name for your new website, many things can come into consideration, and SEO (Search Engine Optimization) should understandably be a concern. There is a lot of confusion surrounding domains and SEO specifically, so let’s...

There are many factors to consider when choosing a domain name for your website. One important consideration is whether to use a descriptive or brandable domain name. There are pros and cons to both approaches, so it’s important to weigh your...

If you’re running a website, you need to understand DNS records. DNS stands for Domain Name System, and it’s responsible for translating domain names into IP addresses. Your DNS records control where your website is hosted and how...

If you run a website for personal or business use, the most basic, fundamental task you need to do on a yearly basis is to ensure your domain name is renewed. To put it in simple terms, your website consists of two things: the actual content that...

Whether you’re an individual user, a business, or a non-profit organization, if you’re going to create a new website, you’ll need to select a domain name. Ideally, you won’t want to change your domain in the future, as this could risk losing regular...

Just as thousands of new domains are registered every day, many are cancelled or are not renewed. These domains, about to be released (TBR for short) from their current owner become available to the public, but this happens through a unique process...

Because there are millions of domains on the Internet, somehow, a record must be kept of who owns which sites and how to get ahold of them should you need to. Developed in the early 1970s, the WHOIS directory fulfills this purpose. When you register...

Choosing a domain name is something every individual or business who wants a web presence has to do. There are about 350 million registered domain names out there. How many of them have avoided the pitfalls? Does it matter what your domain name is...

We’ve all been there. You have the absolutely perfect domain name for the new site you want to build. You type it into your domain registrar of choice (we hope that’s CanSpace!) and see someone already owns it. Even worse, they haven’t built a...