When placing their business online, there’s one common mistake that can be the difference in overtaking competitors online. The first part of any online venture is to purchase a domain name. You domain name forms the shell of your website, and cements its position in the world of the web....
Managing Your Brand ...
posted by camille
When it comes to setting up online, the first stage of any endeavour is to register a domain name that reflects your website’s ethos. Brand names, associated industries, and even an individual’s actual name are all popular choices for selection, applied to top level domains appropriate to...
In The Back Of The .Net
posted by camille
Domaincheck Scores a Winner with Summer Offer It’s all kicking off at UK registration company Domaincheck, who recently announced a further reduction on the price of their domain names to coincide with the European Championships. In line with the offer’s ‘back of the net’ strapline, Domaincheck have reduced the price of the .net and .eu domain names to just £7.50 per year, even lower than prices released in the company’s annual spring sale. The offer, which can be obtained from Friday (08/06/2012) will last for the duration of the European Championship football tournament, and could be extended by the Domaincheck boys if an...
Panic Spreads as Businesses Struggle to Register t...
posted by camille
The race is on in the domain name game, and thousands of companies are desperately trying to register a domain that matches their brand, products and services. Domain registrar Nominet recently announced the registration of the 10 millionth .co.uk domain name, a number that has sparked panic amongst smaller businesses who fear their brand security may be at risk. Due a weight being placed on the necessity of ecommerce for smaller businesses, there has been a significant rise in the registration of domain names through various agencies like Domaincheck. Unfortunately, the ethics of an internet business greatly differ from those in traditional...
Keep your brand aflo...
posted by camille
To state the obvious, the internet has changed massively over the past ten years. The majority of people in Britain use the web on a regular basis, whether to shop, sell or socialise. This huge shift in consumer behaviour has seen a shift in attitude for many business owners, many of which now...