Domain Portfolio

Domain Portfolio

Protect your name by purchasing your domain in all relevant extensions (e.g, .com.au and .com). This will prevent unauthorized parties registering your name, as well as helping people reach you from both local and global searches.

A business address is a major part of both an individual and a company’s identity – it is crucial to be able to control what is associated with your business image.

Your brand:

Domain Names & DNS HostingThe best way to achieve global outreach with your brand is via relevant localization. You might be a Sydney based company, with branches in China, Italy, the UK and France. You might also be a company wishing to protect their brand, to avoid being inconvenienced by domain squatters, typo-squatters or competitors.

There is nothing more inconvenient than having to bargain with some person who lives at the opposite side of the world for an overpriced domain name that you could have bought at a reasonable retail price, had the time been right. We know this from experience.

Your domain portfolio:

We all get our great ideas in different places. In the cafe, in the movies, in a conversation, heck, even in the bathroom (it’s surely more interesting than reading the same old newspaper!)

You may not currently have a grand plan in mind for the site, however you would want to register that domain as soon as possible, to avoid somebody else snatching it up before you.
Never know, you could be the next big thing!

So, to celebrate and recognize domain owners’ needs, FASTDOT is providing free DNS hosting for customers who own 10 domains or more.

Free DNS hosting for your domains, for the duration of the domain’s life with us. Redirect your .au to your .com, .net or any other domain/URL of your choice on the entire planet! Now this will keep your domain folio and online presence under check…and it’s not even Christmas yet.

Find out how you can benefit with your usage scenario below:

Uses Supported Typical Scenario
Consolidate customers’ domains As a reseller, you can point your customers’ domains to your hosting server
Dedicated Hosting/Virtual Dedicated Hosting without cPanel If you would like to manage DNS via a GUI, but do not want a dedicated cPanel license
Parking domains Point domains from your domain folio to a parking page/any URL.
This can be useful with Google AdSense or listing your domains for sale.
DNS Hosting for owners of 10+ domains Free (simply send us a ticket!)

What is a domain portfolio

A domain portfolio refers to a collection of domain names owned by an individual, business, or organization. It is essentially a list of domain names that are registered and owned by the same entity. A domain portfolio can range in size from just a few domain names to hundreds or even thousands of domains.

A domain portfolio can serve different purposes depending on the owner’s objectives. It can be used for various reasons, including:

  1. Brand protection: Owning multiple domain names related to a brand or business can help protect the brand’s online presence and prevent others from registering similar domain names that could potentially cause confusion or harm the brand’s reputation.
  2. Investment: Some individuals or companies invest in domain names with the expectation of selling them in the future for a higher price. They acquire domain names they believe will have value or be in demand by others.
  3. Development: Domain portfolios can be developed into websites or online businesses. The owner may build websites or online platforms on some of the domains to generate revenue through advertising, e-commerce, or other means.
  4. Strategic purposes: Companies may acquire domain names that align with their business strategy, such as acquiring domain names related to specific products, services, or geographic locations to enhance their online presence and reach a broader audience.

Managing a domain portfolio involves tasks such as registering, renewing, and maintaining domain names, monitoring their performance, and assessing their value. Domain portfolio owners often track domain metrics, analyze market trends, and make strategic decisions regarding buying, selling, or developing domain names within their portfolio.

It’s important for domain portfolio owners to consider factors such as domain name quality, market demand, brand relevance, and legal considerations when acquiring and managing their portfolio.

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domain name extensions

Classic Domain Names

.COM | .AU | .CO | .NET | .BIZ | .ME | .EU | .ASIA | .TV | .MOBI | .NAME | .INFO | .ORG | .US | .NL| .FM | .HK | .ES | .CO.NZ | .DE | .CO.UK | .RU | .IM | .PM | .TW | .FR | .CN | .CA | .CH | .VN | .PL | .IL | .JP | .KR |

Domain Names General FAQ

You can manage your domain names via the FASTDOT Client Area. Once you have logged in, click on My Domains > Managed Domains.
The FASTDOT name server are:

ns1.fastdot.com
ns2.fastdot.com
ns3.fastdot.com
You can view your domain expiry date within the Client Area. Click on My Domains > Manage Domains. You will see a list of your current domains along with their next due date.
By default we will renew your domain name automatically. Alternatively, you can manually renew your domain name in your Client Area
If your domain name has already expired, just contact us via the helpdesk to renew it. If your domain name is not renewed quickly it may be come available and be registered by another party.
By default, we will renew your domain name automatically. If you wish to manage your domain name renewals manually you can disable automatic renewal by logging in to the Client Area and then: Select “Domains” and then “My Domains” from the top navigation bar. Select the “Manage Domain” button to the right of the domain name you would like to view or modify. Click on the “Auto Renew” tab. Ensure that “Auto Renewal Status” has been set to “Disabled”. Please note: by disabling automatic renewal, you are assuming responsibility to renew your domain name. Failure to renew your domain name before its expiry date will cause it to stop working.
Login to your Client Area using the username and password issued with your Welcome Email you received at sign up. Once logged in, select “Domains” and then “My Domains” from the top navigation bar. Select the “Manage Domain” button to the right of the domain name you would like to view or modify. Click on the “Registrar Lock” tab. Ensure that “Registrar Lock Status” has been set to “Disabled”. If the current status is set to “Enabled” then please click on “Disable Registrar Lock”. Select the “Namesevers” tab, then on the following screen to modify the current nameserver settings. Select the “Change Nameservers” button to confirm your new nameserver settings.
You can manage your domain names public WHOIS contact information by logging into your FASTDOT Client Area: Select “Domains” and then “My Domains”. Click on the “Manage Domain” button for the domain you wish to manage. Click on the “Registrar Lock” tab. Ensure that “Registrar Lock Status” has been set to “Disabled”. If the current status is set to “Enabled” then please click on “Disable Registrar Lock”. On the same screen select “Management Tools” and then “Contact Information”. From here you can update the domain name with pertinent contact details for your website including details for the registrant, admin, tech & billing identities. Select the “Save Changes” button to confirm the new contact details.
.au Domain Administration Ltd (.auDA) is the policy authority and industry self-regulatory body for the .au domain space. They are responsible for developing and implementing domain name policy, accrediting and licensing domain registrars, implementing consumer safeguards and facilitating the .au Dispute Resolution Policy. Learn more.
WHOIS is a tool used to search the domain registry databases for information about a domain name. This tool can be used to obtain information such as the domain’s expiry date, owner and name server information.
Domain Names are used to establish a unique identity. Organizations and individuals can choose a domain name that corresponds to their name, helping Internet users to reach them easily. An important function of a domain name is to provide easily recognizable and memorizable names to numerically addressed Internet resources.