Archive for the ‘Domain Name Articles’ category

.Co Domain Names Available at Domains4Less

November 4th, 2010

Better late than never, you can now secure your .CO domain names with Domains4Less at New Zealand’s best price! Just $46.95+GST /year to secure your piece of the biggest domain name land rush in years! » Read more: .Co Domain Names Available at Domains4Less

Cheapest Domain Names

September 26th, 2010

It is clear from using Google’s keyword tools many people are looking for the cheapest nz domain names. So who sells New Zealand’s most affordable domains?

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How to Register a .com.au Domain Name

July 30th, 2010

The .au Domain space is tightly controlled and only an Australian company can register .com.au Domains. The good news is it’s relatively simple for a New Zealand company to register in Australia.

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Google approves .CO as an international domain

July 28th, 2010

Google has clarified its stance on the .co domain, days after it was released for sale. Google generally keeps country specific top level domain names local, such as with .nz domain names where you will rank better in New Zealand but not elsewhere.

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.CO domain names create new opportunities

July 27th, 2010

With over 90 million .com domains registered it is near impossible to find a short, recognizable international domain name. With last week’s launch of the .co namespace, for the first time in many years there is a truly useful alternative name creating a landrush of activity.

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NZ Domain Names

July 1st, 2010

Cost of .nz domain names about to get a lot cheaper.

The New Zealand Domain Name registry is reducing the wholesale domain name fee for .nz domain names by 16% as of the 1st of July. This reduces the annual wholesale fee for the 400,000 active .nz domains from $18 to $15 per domain.

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Internationalised Domain Names

May 8th, 2010

.nz Domain Names with macrons – Internationalised Domain Names

Beginning in Māori Language week 2010 (26 July – 01 August), registrations of .nz domain names which include macrons over the vowels will be available to everyone on a first-come, first-served basis.

What is a macron?

The written form of the Māori language, te reo, uses macrons over vowels to denote an extension of the sound of the vowel. Up until Māori Language week 2010, domain names within the .nz space are not able to include these characters. From then on, it will be possible to have a domain name which accurately reflects one of New Zealand’s official languages, Māori.

The extra characters that can be used are ā, ē, ī, ō and ū.

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Private Domain Registration

April 2nd, 2010

Private domain name registration allows users to register a domain name and remain anonymous as the owner. This is frequently requsted to avoid having contact details listed when a WHOIS query is run on a domain.

The downside of private domain name registrations is that it makes it easy for cybersquatting and phishing and general misuse of domains.

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Resell .nz domain names

March 24th, 2010

If you are looking to resell domain names Web Drive offer a domain name reseller service that provides total automation and wholesale pricing.

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Register .au domain names

March 15th, 2010

au domain space is managed by au Domain Administration Ltd.

If you are looking to register an australian domain name there are a number of restrictions you must adhere to, this may come as a surprise to those used to .nz domain names which are open to anyone to register.

The Australian domain name registry has restrictions, to register an Australian domain name you must meet the following requirements.

.com.au / .net.au

You must be an Australian registered company with a registered business number (ABN,BRN,BN). You must also be able to show a reasonable relationship between the domain name and the business it represents.

.org.au / .asn.au

To qualify for these domains your organisation must be a “non-commercial organisation”.

.id.au

Designed for individuals residing in Australia.

Domains4Less offers .au domain name registration to individuals and companies that meet these requirements.