Many businesses find out too late that they don’t control their own domain. Before it happens to you, check whose name your website is under, when it expires and who hosts it.
The domain registry is public. In a minute you know whether your website is really in your hands or someone else’s.
The domain’s registrant and registrar. If your company isn’t listed there, it isn’t fully yours.
The renewal date. If you miss it, your domain is released and anyone can buy it.
The DNS servers give away whether a third party runs your website and where it really lives.
The domain opens the door, but there are eight keys that should be on your keyring. Besides the name, what matters is the hosting where the website lives, the admin access to run it, the professional email, the software licenses, Google Analytics and Search Console, your Google listing and the Meta pixel.
Whoever holds those keys controls your business online. And often that isn’t you. We tell the whole story, with what you can demand in each case, in «The Digital Hijack»; and you have it as a checklist in the 8 keys to your digital property.
Tick the ones you can answer with an honest yes:
Did you leave any blank? That’s exactly the one worth sorting out today, before it becomes a problem.
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