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Category Archives: Domain Registry Business
What Registry Operators Need to Know About Doing Business in China
Big thanks to Kelly Hardy for the great chat about China and for sharing our conversation on her Substack. It means a lot coming from someone who’s seen so much in the industry! Read it here or click the image below.
AbuseShield API integration at Dynadot
With seamless integration through the NameBlock AbuseShield API, your registrar can unlock new revenue opportunities while giving registrants real protection against impersonation threats. Offered at the point of registration or renewal, AbuseShield adds immediate, visible value—without cutting into your standard or premium domain sales. I created a short video to demonstrate how this is deployedContinue reading “AbuseShield API integration at Dynadot”
NameBlock | Overview and how it functions
A brand new 3-minute video offering a comprehensive understanding of how NameBlock functions. Discover how it can empower registrars, boost registries, and safeguard end-users from potential domain threats.
AbuseShield by NameBlock | Use Case
AbuseShield is a powerful tool designed to block variants of domain names commonly used for abusive purposes. Here’s an introduction to AbuseShield via a use case featuring an example business owner.
A Female Perspective on the Domain Industry
My discussion with Mou, a woman of color, born in India, raised in Canada, working for an Italian company, and doing business in China.
iQ Domain Analytics Campaign Tracker saves time, headaches and resource costs for registry operators.
Spend 4 minutes and take a look at the iQ Analytics Campaign Tracker and Dashboard. It’s specifically designed for the domain industry, by the domain industry.
RegistryOffice becomes iQ
Introducing you to iQ, our new company name and the umbrella for all our products and services! Our ownership, people and services remain the same.
RegistryOffice supports the “Framework to Address Abuse”
RegistryOffice supports the Framework as it provides a common definition of certain types of DNS abuse and states that registries and registrars must act upon the defined categories.
I’m joining the RegistryOffice team
In addition to spreading the good word about our Business Intelligence and Abuse Monitoring services, I’ll be working with my colleagues to expand the range of our consulting services.