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50 practical guides to domain names, .ch registration, DNS, professional email and search visibility.
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A Dutch and English website on one domain
Plan Dutch and English pages with stable URLs, appropriate language links and clear translation relationships.
Read guideRegistering .ch without a Swiss address: what you need
Can you register .ch from abroad? Understand contact details, address requirements and registry verification.
Read guideStart your online business: domain, email and website in order
A practical sequence for the business domain, mailbox, DNS, website content and search visibility.
Read guideFrequently asked questions about .ch domains
Practical answers about .ch registration, ownership, DNS, email, hosting and the three-year offer.
Read guideYour domain is taken: choose an alternative with a plan
Explore sensible alternatives when your domain is taken: new labels, extensions or a carefully assessed acquisition.
Read guideSet MX records: route email to your mailbox provider
Set MX records with the correct priorities and mail servers, and avoid losing messages during a provider change.
Read guideEmail on your own domain: create a professional address
Create a professional address with your own domain and understand DNS, mailbox storage and monthly costs.
Read guideChoose email for multiple domains without unnecessary mailboxes
Select email per domain in a bundle, calculate monthly costs and choose a clear correspondence address.
Read guideChange domains: keep track of your old URLs
Plan a domain move with URL mapping, redirects, internal links and monitoring, with email and DNS handled separately.
Read guideThree years of .ch: how the €27 prepaid offer works
Understand the .ch three-year prepaid offer: registration, two annual renewals, later renewal pricing and separate email charges.
Read guideShould you choose .nl or .com? A guide for businesses
Compare .nl and .com for audience, recognition, availability and international growth.
Read guideA hyphenated domain: clear or easy to mistype?
Decide whether a hyphen helps your domain by testing pronunciation, likely errors and confusion with other websites.
Read guideChange nameservers without overlooking website or email
Move DNS with a complete zone copy, reviewing nameservers, DNSSEC, caching and connected services.
Read guideIs a 10 GB mailbox enough? Estimate your storage needs
Estimate whether 10 GB fits your email use by checking attachments, sent mail, archives and backups.
Read guideSecure your email domain: access, DNS and recovery
Protect the domain and mailbox with reliable recovery details, email authentication and clear account ownership.
Read guideWho should be the registrant of a business domain?
Avoid unclear domain ownership with agencies and employees by defining the registrant, access and contact address.
Read guideNameservers for .ch: prepare the zone before registration
Learn why .ch nameservers must be ready before registration and how to prepare an authoritative DNS zone.
Read guideWhen is a .net domain a good choice?
Assess whether .net fits your project, a taken .com alternative or a supporting brand registration.
Read guideDNS records explained: which one do you need?
Understand A, AAAA, CNAME, MX and TXT records and connect your domain without overwriting unrelated services.
Read guideConnect a domain to Cloudflare: separate DNS from hosting
Connect your domain to Cloudflare with assigned nameservers while preserving email and reviewing HTTPS and DNSSEC.
Read guideConfigure DKIM: signing your outgoing email
Configure DKIM with your provider’s selector and key, publish DNS and verify that signing is active.
Read guideDomains and SEO: what does a keyword in the name do?
Choose a domain without SEO myths and understand recognition, search intent and ranking limitations.
Read guideWhat does a .ch domain cost? Registration and renewal explained
Compare .ch first-year pricing, renewal and the three-year offer, including optional email costs.
Read guideYour domain expired: what should you check first?
Check an expired domain with the provider, including registry status, recovery options and affected services.
Read guideRenew your .ch domain: avoid missing its expiry
Manage .ch expiry dates, review prepaid renewals and keep your contact details current.
Read guideChoose a business domain: seven practical tests
Test a business domain for pronunciation, spelling, brand recognition, email use and future growth.
Read guideSet a CNAME record without conflicts
Use CNAME for a hostname alias and avoid IP addresses, URLs and record conflicts.
Read guideForward a domain: redirects are different from DNS
Understand DNS versus HTTP redirects and send secondary domains to your primary website correctly.
Read guideMigrate email to your own domain: a safe sequence
Plan email migration with backups, destination accounts, DNS changes and external tests.
Read guideSEO checklist for a new website on your domain
Prepare indexing with useful pages, metadata, internal links, a sitemap and a controlled launch.
Read guideChoosing .ch or .com: put your audience first
Compare .ch and .com for audience fit, naming, expansion plans and domain management.
Read guideRegister a .nl domain: a practical starter checklist
Choose a .nl name and check spelling, registrant details, DNS and renewals before ordering.
Read guideBuild a useful .ch, .com and .net domain bundle
Build a domain bundle without duplicates, keeping terms, promotions and email selections separate for every domain.
Read guideAdd a TXT record for domain verification
Verify a domain with TXT while checking the correct host, authoritative zone and existing email records.
Read guideChoose a business email address that stays clear
Choose between name@, info@ and hello@ with clarity, continuity and mailbox structure in mind.
Read guideEmail not arriving: a focused troubleshooting checklist
Troubleshoot missing email with recipient checks, bounces, MX, storage and authentication.
Read guideWHOIS and domain ownership: what can you actually find?
Understand registration data, privacy and the difference between a registrant and a website administrator.
Read guideTransfer a .ch domain without forgetting your DNS
Prepare a .ch transfer with an authorisation code, DNS backup, contact checks and continuity for existing services.
Read guideRegister a .com domain for your brand
Find a usable .com name, plan ownership and renewals, and prepare website and email connections.
Read guideUse AI to brainstorm domains: how to assess suggestions
Get better AI domain ideas with a focused brief, then check spelling, brands and actual availability.
Read guideDNS propagation and TTL: why do old answers remain?
Understand DNS caching and TTL, plan changes realistically and distinguish old answers from configuration errors.
Read guideSet SPF without duplicate policies
Configure SPF by listing sending services, avoiding duplicate SPF policies and testing real messages.
Read guideA domain without hosting: what can you arrange first?
Register before your website is ready and arrange ownership, DNS, email and renewals separately.
Read guideRegister a .ch domain: from idea to your own address
Learn how to register a .ch domain, prepare contact details and DNS, and understand annual registration and renewal.
Read guideManage multiple domains with a useful portfolio inventory
Track domain purpose, registrar, DNS, expiry, mailboxes and responsible administrators.
Read guideChoosing a business .ch domain for a Swiss audience
Choose a business .ch name with audience research, practical naming tests, correct ownership and email planning.
Read guideRegister a .de domain: prepare DNS first
Prepare a .de registration with accurate contact details, active nameservers and a correctly configured DNS zone.
Read guideSet an A record for your domain
Point a hostname to IPv4 with an A record and check the host, TTL, existing records and website setup.
Read guideCreate a subdomain for a shop, blog or portal
Create a subdomain using A or CNAME and configure the destination service and HTTPS.
Read guideConfigure DMARC: gain visibility before stricter enforcement
Prepare DMARC with sender inventory, SPF and DKIM, then understand monitoring, alignment and gradual enforcement.
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