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View All PostHow Large Companies Standardize Domains Let’s be honest. Domain management? Not exactly the sexiest topic at the dinner table. But try telling that to the IT director losing sleep over inconsistent URLs across 13 global regions. Or to the marketing manager whose campaign tanked because the local affiliate used companyname.net instead of the corporate-sanctioned companyname.com. Oof. So why do massive enterprises - the Googles, the Unilevers, the Coca-Colas of the world - care so much about dom
Yaroslav Prysiazhniuk Domain Ownership for Corporations: A Legal Guide Let’s not sugarcoat it - domain ownership is messy when you’re a corporation. It’s not just some web address where your brand lives. It’s a legal asset. A strategic chess piece. And if you’re not paying attention, it can be a liability wrapped in invisible red flags. The truth? Many large businesses treat domain buying like ordering paper clips. Quick, thoughtless, transactional. But unlike office supplies, domains hold value, can get stolen, an
Yaroslav Prysiazhniuk Why Businesses Need Centralized Domain Control Ever tried managing 15 things at once, all with different rules, logins, and setups? Yeah, it's chaos. That’s what managing domains without a centralized system feels like. And if you're running a business, chaos is the last thing you need. The Digital Mess is Real Let’s lay it out. A lot of businesses still treat domains like loose change. One account here, another provider there, maybe a domain was even bought on someone’s personal name during
Yaroslav Prysiazhniuk Bigger Than Just a Name Let’s cut to the chase - domain portfolios aren’t just about saving your brand name from some squatter in their basement. Big companies treat domain management like digital real estate. Because that’s what it is. Real estate. Your domain isn’t just where your website lives - it’s your storefront, billboard, identity, and footprint rolled into one. If you ask me, too many businesses sleep on this. They think buying their .com and maybe the .net is “good enough.” Spoiler:
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View All PostHow Large Companies Standardize Domains Let’s be honest. Domain management? Not exactly the sexiest topic at the dinner table. But try telling that to the IT director losing sleep over inconsistent URLs across 13 global regions. Or to the marketing manager whose campaign tanked because the local affiliate used companyname.net instead of the corporate-sanctioned companyname.com. Oof. So why do massive enterprises - the Googles, the Unilevers, the Coca-Colas of the world - care so much about dom
Yaroslav Prysiazhniuk Domain Ownership for Corporations: A Legal Guide Let’s not sugarcoat it - domain ownership is messy when you’re a corporation. It’s not just some web address where your brand lives. It’s a legal asset. A strategic chess piece. And if you’re not paying attention, it can be a liability wrapped in invisible red flags. The truth? Many large businesses treat domain buying like ordering paper clips. Quick, thoughtless, transactional. But unlike office supplies, domains hold value, can get stolen, an
Yaroslav Prysiazhniuk Why Businesses Need Centralized Domain Control Ever tried managing 15 things at once, all with different rules, logins, and setups? Yeah, it's chaos. That’s what managing domains without a centralized system feels like. And if you're running a business, chaos is the last thing you need. The Digital Mess is Real Let’s lay it out. A lot of businesses still treat domains like loose change. One account here, another provider there, maybe a domain was even bought on someone’s personal name during
Yaroslav Prysiazhniuk Bigger Than Just a Name Let’s cut to the chase - domain portfolios aren’t just about saving your brand name from some squatter in their basement. Big companies treat domain management like digital real estate. Because that’s what it is. Real estate. Your domain isn’t just where your website lives - it’s your storefront, billboard, identity, and footprint rolled into one. If you ask me, too many businesses sleep on this. They think buying their .com and maybe the .net is “good enough.” Spoiler:
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