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Is your business based in Australia? Are you looking to sell to the Australian public? If you answered yes to both of those questions, then a .au domain name is right for you. Gain a competitive edge by instilling an immediate sense of trust in your Australian customers and let Google know your website is relevant to your Australian audience.
Choosing a good domain name is vital for your business. It becomes part of your online identity. Not only should it be memorable and easy to find but it can also indicate what type of business you are. As an Australian business, you can be easily recognisable with a .au domain name. But, if that isn’t enough reason for you, here are a couple more:
In order to register for a .au domain, you need to meet a set of criteria. What this means is that .au domains come with an inherent level of trust.
To be eligible to register for a .au domain you must be:
Just as businesses come in different shapes and sizes, so do .au domain names. Just as the name you choose will help to identify your business online, so will the extension you choose.
The most common extension is .com.au, however depending on what sort of business you have, you might find that .net.au, .org.au or .id.au is more applicable to you.
.com.au & .net.au: A fantastic choice for commercial businesses currently registered and trading in Australia
.org.au: This domain name is suitable for non-commercial entities including charities and non-profit organisations
.id.au: Intended for personal uses only, this domain name is suitable for Australian residents and citizens
Soon to be launched, the .au direct domain means you can register for ‘yourdomain.au’ rather than ‘yourdomain.com.au’. One of the many benefits of this is simplicity and memorability of this direct domain in comparison to domain extensions.
Another core reason for registering for a .au direct domain is to protect your current domain name. If you hold the .com.au, there’s a chance your competitor might snatch up the .au, and in turn, potential customers.
So, you’ve decided that a .com.au (or similar) domain would be best for you. The next step is to choose the name that the domain will follow. Here are 3 simple tips to keep in mind when you are choosing your domain name.
So, there’s just one thing left to do, register your Australian domain name. We’ve made this a simple process with automatic reminders for renewal. However, if you have any questions, our team are here to help.
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