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When starting a website, you’ll need to register a domain name and set up web hosting. While many web hosts allow you to purchase a domain name through them, you can opt to register your domain through a separate domain registrar instead. The short answer is yes, you can absolutely register your domain name with …

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For any online business today, having a domain name is an absolute must. A domain name allows customers to easily find, remember and access your business website and brand online. Not having one means missing out on leads, sales, and brand visibility. Which domain is best for business? The best domains for a small business …

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What is a Domain Name? A domain name is the web address that points to your website or blog on the internet. For example, example.com or myblog.net. When you purchase a domain name, you own that web address and can point it to a hosting account that stores your website files and data. Can I …

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Yes, it is possible for two or more people to jointly own and share a domain name (if they so choose to). There are a few ways to structure shared domain ownership depending on the needs and preferences of the co-owners. Some key factors to consider when sharing domain ownership include: Clearly defining these factors …

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When starting an online business or establishing a brand presence in the Philippines, one of the first decisions you need to make is choosing the right domain name. The .ph domain is the country-code top-level domain (ccTLD) designated for the Philippines. Any company or organization based in the Philippines looking for a domain will likely …

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Every website needs a domain name, which is the web address that identifies it and allows users to access it. The domain name registrar oversees assigning domain names. In the Philippines, the domain name registrar is dotPH. dotPH has rules regarding what can and cannot be included in .ph domain names. Understanding these rules is …

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The .ph domain is the country-code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the Philippines. This domain is operated by dotPH and is meant for entities closely tied to the Philippine market. With the Philippines rapidly emerging as a hub for international business and e-commerce in Southeast Asia, choosing the right domain is an important decision for companies …

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Many website owners dream of having multiple domain names pointing to their single site. You may want a .com and .net version of your brand, or domains that reflect different products or regions your company serves. But is it technically possible to use two different domain names for the same website? The short answer is …

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The .edu top-level domain (TLD) is restricted to accredited post-secondary educational institutions in the United States. Organizations outside of the US, including in the Philippines, cannot register .edu domain names. Restrictions on .edu domain registration The .edu domain is managed and restricted by EDUCAUSE, a US-based non-profit organization. EDUCAUSE only allows accredited higher education institutions …

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Registering a Free Domain Name in the Philippines Registering a domain name is an important first step when establishing an online presence. Choosing the right domain can help build your brand and make it easier for customers to find your website. While paid domain registrations from popular sites like GoDaddy can cost $10-15 per year, …

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