Domain Names and DNS Management
Your domain name kept safe, renewed on time and set up correctly, so your website and email simply work.
Book a Free ConsultationCall (08) 6202 6012Your Domain Name Holds Everything Together
Your domain name, such as yourbusiness.com.au, is what your website and your email both depend on. If it expires, both stop working. If its settings are wrong, your emails can land in spam or your website can disappear.
Behind every domain name sits the Domain Name System (DNS), a set of records that tells the internet where your website lives and where your email should go. Getting those records right is a specialist job, and it is one of the most common causes of website and email problems we fix.
What We Look After
Registering new domain names in your own business name, including .com.au, .au and .com
Moving domain names from other providers without interrupting your website or email
Renewals tracked, and your domain checked daily so it never lapses
DNS records for your website and Microsoft 365 email
Email security records that stop others pretending to be you
Your domain names kept together in an account in your own business name, managed by us
Email That Lands in the Inbox
Three DNS records decide whether other mail systems trust your emails. Sender Policy Framework (SPF) lists who is allowed to send email for your domain. DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) adds a signature that proves an email really came from you. Domain based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance (DMARC) tells other mail systems what to do with emails that fail those checks. Set up together, they keep your emails out of spam folders and make it much harder for scammers to send emails in your name.
Not sure if yours are set up? Ask about our email health check.
Do You Know Who Controls Your Domain?
Many businesses find their domain name was registered years ago by a former web designer or staff member, in someone else's name or on an account nobody can open. We find out where your domain is registered and help you get it back under your own control.
Australian Domain Names
A .com.au domain name requires an Australian Business Number (ABN) or company number. We register it in your business's name, so it stays yours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should own my domain name?
Your business. It should be registered in your business's name, with login details you hold, not in the name of your web designer or a staff member.
What happens if my domain name expires?
Your website goes offline and your email stops working. If it is not renewed in time, someone else can register it. We track renewals and check every domain we look after daily.
Can you move my domain name without my email going down?
Yes. We copy every record across and check it before switching over, so your website and email keep working.
What are SPF, DKIM and DMARC?
Three records that prove your emails really come from you. Together they keep your emails out of spam and stop scammers sending emails in your name.
I do not know where my domain name is registered. Can you find out?
Yes. We can look it up and help you regain control of it.
Not sure where your domain name is or who controls it?
Call us on (08) 6202 6012 and we will find out for you.
Book a Free ConsultationCall (08) 6202 6012