Google has announced the invitation of a small number of people to test Google Domains, a new domain registration service which will enable businesses to search, find, purchase and transfer the best domain for their business - whether it’s .com, .biz, .org, or any of the wide range of new domains that are being released to the Web.
When Google Domains launches to the public, you’ll be able to buy, register and transfer domain names through the service. Unlike some other domain registrars, Google won’t charge you extra for private registration i.e keeping your details private for free.
You’ll be able create up to 100 email aliases with your domain, such as help@your_company.com or sales@your_company.com, and have them forwarded to existing email accounts, like you@gmail.com.
Google Domains will allow you customize your domain with up to 100 sub-domains, such as blog.example.com and and also allow you point your domain name to an existing domain and website eg forwarding www.example.net to www.example.com.
According to the features of Google Domains, when you use the service to manage a domain, you get to use the same DNS servers as Google. This means your domain will connect quickly and reliably to your website. A full set of simple-to-use, robust domain management tools will also be at your disposal.
Google promises that customers will get phone and email support (M-F, 9am to 9pm EST).
Google Domains isn’t fully-featured yet, a small group of people are currently been allowed to buy and transfer domains through it and send feedback on their experience. If you want to try the service, head to Google Domains website, click on “Manage My Domains” and then follow the instructions to request an invite code.
No doubt, this will make it very easy to set up custom domains for Blogger blogs i.e to change from .blogspot to .com.
What's your take on this?
When Google Domains launches to the public, you’ll be able to buy, register and transfer domain names through the service. Unlike some other domain registrars, Google won’t charge you extra for private registration i.e keeping your details private for free.
You’ll be able create up to 100 email aliases with your domain, such as help@your_company.com or sales@your_company.com, and have them forwarded to existing email accounts, like you@gmail.com.
Google Domains will allow you customize your domain with up to 100 sub-domains, such as blog.example.com and and also allow you point your domain name to an existing domain and website eg forwarding www.example.net to www.example.com.
According to the features of Google Domains, when you use the service to manage a domain, you get to use the same DNS servers as Google. This means your domain will connect quickly and reliably to your website. A full set of simple-to-use, robust domain management tools will also be at your disposal.
Google promises that customers will get phone and email support (M-F, 9am to 9pm EST).
Google Domains isn’t fully-featured yet, a small group of people are currently been allowed to buy and transfer domains through it and send feedback on their experience. If you want to try the service, head to Google Domains website, click on “Manage My Domains” and then follow the instructions to request an invite code.
No doubt, this will make it very easy to set up custom domains for Blogger blogs i.e to change from .blogspot to .com.
What's your take on this?
Sounds interesting. I just hope they will make it easy to pay with Nigerian debit cards.
ReplyDeleteI hope so too. Google will likely use Google Wallet.
DeleteNa wa for Google oo. Want to do every online business. Not good news to domain registrars.
ReplyDeleteYea, somehow, it willl affect some domain registrars
DeleteThat's nice. I have sent a request for invitation..
ReplyDeleteI've done so too...
Deletevery interesting......see how i just dey love google day by day but i hope they have .ng ooo
ReplyDeleteIt will make sense of they offer .ng.
DeleteCan I transfer from other domains to them?
ReplyDeleteYes, you can. I will do same too
Deleteinteresting but too late. I'm already in love with namecheap
ReplyDeleteI love Namecheap too but the features of Google Domains are so attractive. private registration and custom emails not totally free on Namecheap. Just free for limited time.
DeleteThis is a welcome development, at least we that have been glued to dot blogspot dot com cos of how we got our AdSense can now switch to dot com, hope it works for us
ReplyDeletelol.. it won't stop you from going through the re-verification process.
DeleteInteresting! Can I transfer my blogspot blog? I have sent a request for invitation.
ReplyDeleteYou will be able to transfer the custom domain of your blogspot blog to Google domains.
DeleteAre the custom mails and subdomain also free from google?
ReplyDeleteI guess so..
DeleteThis is lovely. I'll try to check it out immediately. Thanks Jide.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome bro.
Deletethis is good news as it removes the stress of domain redirecting, thanks again
ReplyDeletethis really a welcome development, so now our domain name will fully secure with google severs
ReplyDeleteGood news sir, If i may ask, that is their means of payment? is it paypal or credit card
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