"Imagine This: You Have the Perfect Business Name… But Someone Else Owns the Domain!" Sarah had big dreams for her new business. After months of planning, she came up with the perfect name. Excited to make it official, she went online to secure the matching domain name… and boom! It was gone. Someone else had bought it, and now they were asking for thousands of dollars just to let it go. Sound familiar? Securing your business domain name early—even if you’re not ready to launch a website yet—is one of the smartest steps you can take to protect your brand. Here’s why: Protect Your Brand: Think of your domain as part of your digital identity. Owning it means no one else can use your name, safeguarding your brand from competitors or random buyers. Avoid Future Costs: Today, domains are fairly affordable. Tomorrow? That same name could cost you ten times more. Grabbing it early is a small investment compared to what you might pay later. Consistency Across Platforms: Having the same name across your website, social media, and other channels builds trust. People know they’re in the right place, making it easier for customers to connect with you. Future Flexibility: Plans change—maybe today you don’t need a website, but next year, who knows? Owning your domain gives you the flexibility to go online when you’re ready without limitations. Better SEO Opportunities: An established domain age can give a slight edge in SEO ranking. Registering now lets you start building authority over time. Moral of the story? Don’t wait until it’s too late! Your business name is precious. If it's available as a domain, grab it before someone else does. DM me to help you find, secure, and protect the right domain name for your business! #domainnameregistration

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It's Thanksgiving season and I am grateful to God for how far He has brought me.

There's this trend where ladies plait long braids. While this looks beautiful, it shouldn't be done at the expense of one's safety. For anyone willing to go this route, it is important to pay extra attention to your environment for any potential danger. It could be ensuring that your braids are not in the way of items that open and shut (like doors) Applicances that spin should be avoided at all cost with with a long braid. Always remember, safety first.

Today, I read with utmost dismay that the English FA’s decision to summon Marc Guehi of Crystal Palace for writing “I Love Jesus” on the LGBTQ armband undermines the principles of freedom of expression and religious liberty. His action was not an attack but a peaceful affirmation of his faith, which should be respected in any inclusive society. As a Christian, our faith Christianity holds traditional views on relationships that may differ from modern LGBTQ views. Forcing players to endorse causes that conflict with their beliefs infringes on their freedom of worship and expression. Marc Guehi’s actions reflect his devotion to his faith, not hostility towards others and should not be penalized. The Ipswich captain refused to wear the armband and was rightly supported by his club. To my mind, a truly inclusive society should accommodate diverse perspectives, including but not limited to religious convictions. To punish Guehi, would mean that the FA risks alienating players and fans who feel their beliefs are being suppressed. Genuine inclusivity requires respect for all viewpoints, not the imposition of one ideology at the expense of others. Punishing him for this harmless expression suggests that the FA prioritizes ideological conformity over protecting individual rights. My take. ~ Dike Eji Eje MBA II

The Costly Mistake of Letting Your Domain Name Expire Meet James. He poured his heart into building a brand, creating a beautiful website and sharing the link across social media, business cards, flyers, and even on his storefront. Customers came to know his brand ...it was everywhere. But life got busy, and James forgot one small detail: renewing his domain. One day, he clicked his own link, only to find a “Page Not Found” error. In a panic, he discovered his domain had expired, and someone else had already bought it. Imagine the ripple effect: customers couldn’t find him, new clients assumed he was out of business, and all that brand trust he’d built up? Gone. Letting a domain expire can have lasting impacts: 1. Loss of Brand Trust An inactive website confuses customers. It looks unprofessional and raises questions about whether the business is still open or reliable. 2. Wasted Marketing Investment All those materials with the domain name? They become worthless if customers can’t find you, wasting both time and money spent on creating them. 3. Missed Opportunities With a broken link, new customers are lost instantly. Any chance of converting fresh leads from online search traffic? Gone with the domain. 4. Risk of Losing the Domain to Competitors Expired domains are a goldmine for competitors who may buy it and redirect it back to their websites or resellers who purchase it and hold it for a premium. You might have to buy back your own domain at a much higher price. 5. Damage to SEO All the hard work spent building SEO authority on that domain? If someone else takes it over, that authority goes with them. Your visibility and credibility in search results take a hit. How to Avoid This Costly Mistake? One smart way to stay on top of your domain is by using a custom email address created from it, like [email protected]. Here’s why: 1. Seeing your domain in daily use helps you recognize its value and avoid accidentally letting it expire. 2. Renewal reminders sent to your custom email land in your primary inbox, so you’re less likely to miss them. 3. Custom emails also boost your brand’s professionalism and make it easier for customers to trust your communication. Don’t let your domain slip away! DM me to help you secure and manage your domain and set up a professional email address, so your business never has to face the pain of being "lost online." #domainnameregistration

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