Your domain name is what people type in when they want to find you, your virtual outlet, and your brand’s core.

What’s wild is that when you purchase your domain name, you’re essentially renting it from a registrar. It’s yours, as long as you continue to pay your renewal fees.

Your domain name is what people type in when they want to find you, your virtual outlet, and your brand’s core.

What’s wild is that when you purchase your domain name, you’re essentially renting it from a registrar. It’s yours, as long as you continue to pay your renewal fees.

However, if you forget to pay your fees within the allotted time periods, you forfeit your opportunity for using that domain name, and anyone can come in and purchase it from the same registrar.

If your domain name has ever expired, or if you know someone who has had their domain name expire, you are most probably familiar with how devastating the consequences are.

This is why at #IngeniousSoft, we asked our technical experts how you can stay on top of your domain name registration. Here’re three ways they suggest can help you keep track of its expiry and keep it safely registered in your name:

• Make sure you have signed-up using your up-to-date contact info for receiving automated email reminders from your domain registrar.
• Safer way to ensure your domain name doesn’t expire is to set up auto-renew. This helps your registrar automatically charge your account the renewal fee as it becomes due.
• Register all your domains with the same registrar so that it’s easier for you to keep track of the expiry period.

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