When visitors come to your website, do they see a reassuring green padlock icon telling them that your site is Secure? Not only is this reassuring to visitors to your site, it’s reassuring to search engines like Google. This means if your website is not marked as secure, Google and other search engines will punish your …
My site displays a text menu across the top of the page when you view it in a desktop browser. But when you look at the site on a smart phone or a tablet, the menu is replaced by an icon with three stacked lines. When you tap this icon, the menu appears vertically. How …
Before you transfer your domain to your domain registrar, you need to Set up a Secure Account at a Domain Registrar for Your Domain. To contact the current owner of a domain, Review the Public WHOIS Info for Your Domain. To transfer a domain from one account to another, you need to: This process ensures that the …
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Do you control your domain record? You can check to see who has control over your domain with a free WHOIS search. The WHOIS search displays information about: If you or someone who works with you isn’t listed as one of the three domain contacts, you may need to contact the person listed to determine …
Your domain is your brand and identity on the Internet. You need to protect your domain by registering it securely with a domain registrar, like Namecheap or Hover. The domain registrar you select will maintain a public record of your domain, and important technical information about your domain required for your web site(s) and email …
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