Domain Support

When you think of marketing, you typically think of email campaigns, social media, business cards, and blogs to name a few. These can all be incredibly successful for a business. How surprised would you be to hear that you can utilize your domain name in each of those scenarios? Domains are often ov

After years of working with small business owners, we’ve heard every excuse under the sun for why any given company doesn’t need to have a website. “My industry isn’t technical,” we hear as one common refrain. Another excuse, “I just don’t have time to build a website right now,” comes from business

To use an existing domain with your website, you can either point or transfer your domain. Once you transfer to us, you will be able to manage your email, domain, and website within your account. We will renew your domain every year as long as your account is active. If your domain ends in .com, .or

Please read through this topic carefully, as the instructions must be followed in full to reactivate your domain. If your website and email are not working, please check your domain status. This is done using a Whois Lookup. Enter your domain name and go through the CAPTCHA challenge, then click con

Are you forwarding email from your domain to an external mail (like Outlook or Gmail) or your ISP’s (like Comcast or Optonline) account? STOP What appears to be a harmless function that allows you the convenience of consolidating your mail accounts, may actually be causing you harm in ways you don’t

When you register a domain, you will receive an email from our registrar, Tucows, requesting consent to process your data. This is because, in the domain registration process, you provide your Address, City, Country Code, Email Address, First Name, Last Name, Organization, Phone Number, Postal Code,

When you set up https:// capability on your website, it is a good idea to add that property to Google Search Console. To do this: Go to https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/home Either sign in or sign up for an account. Add your property. If this is a new account with no properties, it will look