You have found a great domain name suited for your weblog or website. And the best of all, the dot com name is available! That’s a hard find today :)
Now, your next step is to find the right domain name registrar.
I’ve done domain name registrations with several notable registrars, and for a number of domain names, because I’m actually owning dozens of websites and dozens more of domain names.
In my humble opinion, each of registrar has its own strengths and weaknesses. I have a tip or two for you on how to find a good domain name registrar.
How to find a good domain name registrar
In choosing the right registrar for your domain name, you might want to consider the following:
- The range of services – does the registrar offer you not only domain name registration, but also other services as well, such as web hosting, SSL certificates, etc.?
- The reputation – what clients say about the registrar?
- The price tags – how competitive is the pricing and promo programmes the registrar has?
- The customer support – how well the registrar handle enquiries?
- The peace of mind – do you feel ‘save’ with the regsitrar?
A recommendation for you
In my search for a registrar to add to my long list of registrar partners, I just found one that stands up above the rest – Namecheap.com.
I have registered more than 30 domain names with them and I honestly recommend this registrar for two big plus – free privacy protection and simple (and fast) one-stop domain management system (compared to GoDaddy.com’s too-obscure and too-slow domain management system.)
Privacy protection is important to protect you from spam and identity theft. I fave Namecheap’s simple one-stop domain management system that allows me to manage my domain names with ease from my admin panel.
Registering a domain with Namecheap.com is a breeze – the registration process is simple and straightforward. No double opt-in registration process, thus speeds up the process in itself.
The control panel is simple yet comprehensive – and as I mentioned above, domain names management is easy and the privacy protection is free.
Namecheap.com also offer other services, such as web hosting and SSL certificates to complement it’s domain name registration services. Just give it a shot and see whether it is the right registrant for you.
Ivan Widjaya
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Thanks for the tips. I start to be a noob domainer since last month I heard about a few of my friends start to “play” in this online business.
dewaji,
Cheers! domaining is lucrative, if you know how to play the game :)
I think the customer service is #1 uno important. Because your registar needs to be responsive when renewing domain names. You don’t want to loose a domain name that you spent years building.
Hi,
Yes, very, very important! Almost all registrars offer similar services. What differ them one to another is their customer service/customer support quality.
Triple.com need to prove themselves in this area, whereas in my case, GoDaddy.com has improved well through the time.
Cheers!
The domain name game reminds of where tax liens were when they came out. There’s a ton of opportunities in domain names. However, there is also a lot of fraud and scams waiting for innocent bloggers.
I agree – Entering domaining, you and I should understand how to minimise risks of getting scammed. Domain name history, seller’s reputation and the potential are some of the things each domainer should gain expertise in.
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Thanks for the tips. I start to be a noob domainer since last month I heard about a few of my friends start to “play” in this online business.
If you have an eye for great brandable names, domaining is lucrative ;)