question How Small Resellers in India Can Manage Client Domains More Cleanly

[nicenicnicenic is verified member.]

A lot of smaller resellers handle domains in a very informal way at the beginning. One client is at one registrar, another client is somewhere else, renewal dates are spread everywhere, and nobody really notices the problem until something expires or a transfer gets blocked. The issue usually isn’t lack of effort. It’s that the portfolio grows faster than the process behind it. Once that happens, domain management stops being a small admin task and becomes a real operational problem.

Would be good to hear how others here are handling client portfolios today. Are you centralizing domains early, or only fixing the structure once the workload becomes painful?

 

[DomainPro12]

To expand on this: ccTLDs are undervalued in my opinion. .de, .co.uk, .com.au — these have genuine end-user demand in their respective markets. If you know a country's market, there's opportunity.

 

[nicenicnicenic is verified member.]

To expand on this: ccTLDs are undervalued in my opinion. .de, .co.uk, .com.au — these have genuine end-user demand in their respective markets. If you know a country's market, there's opportunity.

That is a fair point. The key is not just selling more ccTLDs, but knowing the local rules well enough to manage them cleanly for clients.