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Does it matter which domain registrar I use?
Not all domain registrars offer the same domain name extensions (.com, .net, etc.) or features. Some include free domain privacy. Others offer additional web services, such as web hosting, email and marketing tools. Many of the best web hosting services usually offer domain registration.
Do I need a domain for a website?
It is possible to create a website without registering a domain name, but you won’t be able to properly brand your site. For example, if you choose a free website plan from a web host, you’ll be given a subdomain of the host’s domain (yoursite.webhost.com). It’s more professional (and easier to remember) than an actual domain—plus, it helps with your brand equity and ranking in search engines.
How do I permanently buy a domain name?
The short answer is: You can’t. Domain registration is more like a rental or leasing service. Most domain registrars allow you to register your domain for up to 10 years at a time, and they’ll usually offer an auto-renewal service, so you don’t lose your domain.
I’ve been using GoDaddy as my domain registrar and Zoho for my email hosting. Are there good Canadian alternatives to these US-based companies?
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Hi, I want to register a new Canadian ".ca" domain and want to support a Canadian registrar. Who is the most popular right now?
Hi there,
I'm trying to register a domain with a Canadian registrar, and am looking for some feedback about which is best. Does anyone have any advice? I'm looking to register a .com now and probably a .ca later, and need to pay with a Canadian dollar VISA.
Thanks!
Edit: Awesome, thanks everybody! I literally hadn't heard of any of these - they definitely seem better than the ones that came up after a cursory Google search: Internic, domain.ca, etc.
Thanks again!