A domain name is your website’s unique address on the internet (e.g., yourbusiness.com). It helps people easily find and visit your site.

Having your own domain name gives your business a professional look, builds credibility, and allows you full control over your online presence. It also improves your website’s visibility in search engines (SEO) and enables you to set up professional email addresses (e.g., info@yourbusiness.com). Simply put, a domain name is essential for building a strong, trustworthy online presence.

Domain name registration is the process of securing the rights to a specific domain name for a certain period (usually 1 year). When you register a domain, you are essentially reserving that web address for your exclusive use. This process is done through domain registrars, which are companies authorized to manage domain name sales and renewals.

Once registered, the domain name is yours to use for your website, email, and other online services. You’ll need to renew the registration periodically to keep the domain active and prevent someone else from acquiring it.

Yes! To transfer your domain:

1. Unlock your domain at your current registrar.
2. Get an authorization code (EPP code).
3. Start the transfer with your new registrar.
4. Confirm the transfer via email.
5. Wait for the transfer to complete (can take a few hours to days).
6. Check your settings after the transfer to ensure everything is correct.

Each registrar may have slightly different steps, but they usually provide guides to help you through the process.