Posts tagged "auda"

What does it take defeat a domain name squatter seeking $10,000 for a URL? According to entrepreneur Jessica Ruhfus, founder of Collabosaurus and No.2 Co, the answer is simple: $7, the help of Australia's domain name authority, and a little bit of know-how.

Intellectual property law expert Stephen Annicchiarico outlines some of the steps a small business can take to challenge e-commerce pretenders, and the ways a legal professional might be able to help.

Priority registration for .au domains closes on October 5. So with the deadline looming, I stole the .au domain of our CEO.

Multiple federal and state government departments are vying for the same domain name on the new .au namespace. Who will come out on top?

Small businesses have four weeks to register a new .au domain name before those URLs become available to the general public.

As of next week, Aussie businesses will be able to apply for a new domain name ending in ‘.au’, and the change could be significant for SMEs.

A former director of the .au domainspace regulator is organising Menulog partners, claiming the platform has broken the rules around domain registration.

From confiscated websites to "telecommunications hell", here are five ways small businesses were hard done by in the year that has been 2018.

Businesses report having their websites ripped away from them in a crack down on prohibited terms by auDA ahead of a broader regime change.

Jim Stewart is finding that getting his brand out in a big way on one topic has helped build traffic for a host of other search terms. A lot of people talk about content marketing, but it's all marketing, says Stewart.

The key to attracting more traffic to your site is to get more people to start talking about your brand in connection to your most common search terms.

StewArt Media says it has outlayed well over $100,000 fighting to keep its domain name alive after a complaint lodged against it to domain registry authority auDA threatened to delete its company website.