Should I put a dash in my domain name?
The dash, or more accurately hyphen, is the only special character allowed in a domain name, and the only
way to put a spacer between two words. But should you include one in your domain name?
Getting started
How to build a domain portfolio strategy
Having a strategy is a critical piece of managing your domain names, but everyone’s strategy will be different. You can build yours using these tactics.
How to migrate from a website builder to a CMS
Webite builders are great, but they have their limits. When you hit them, you’ll need to migrate to a Content Management System or CMS. Here’s how.
The pros and cons of .com: should I register a .com?
With a long history, .com is the most popular of all domains. Find out the pros and cons and decide whether you should register a .com domain name.
What to do when you lose your TOTP seed
How can you get back into your account when you’ve lost your phone with your TOTP seed on it? Here are three ways you can get back into your Gandi account.
How not to break your DNS
We’re here to guide you through the pitfalls in managing DNS and help you avoid some of the most common mistakes.
Can you use emojis in your domain name? Yes! You can
July 17 is World Emoji Day. Celebrate by getting your very own emoji domain!
Managing a large domain portfolio
Managing a large portfolio of domains doesn’t have to be unwieldy. Here’s how you can get a handle on your large domain portfolio.
Make your website a great customer acquisition tool with these 4 simple strategies
Generating awareness about your company and what it offers, persuading customers to do business with you, and then ensuring that they continue to do so are the keys to growing your business. Here’s a look at some of the simplest yet most effective strategies.
The domain name afterlife
When domain names expire, that’s not the end of the story. They continue to live on online in many forms even after they’re gone.
How to research and compare CMS options
Now that you know what you need to get out of it, it’s time to take the next step in choosing a CMS and start researching and comparing your options.