Emailaromero22019-05-06T15:25:29+00:00

EMAIL

Connect with your clients and increase customer retention with Email Marketing.

$71.88 / per year

Maximize your business email.

Only available in English.

Plug in to your email from anywhere — smartphone, tablet, Web browser, desktop client — and have what you do on one device automatically show up on all.
1 user plan includes 5 email addresses
Unlimited storage
Full-featured web interface for desktop and mobile
Fully synchronized email on mobile and desktop with IMAP
Free integrated calendar with each mailbox (1st year only)
Free online storage (1st year only)

Which domain should I buy?aromero22019-05-06T16:29:58+00:00

Which domain should I buy?

Your domain name is how people find you online, so choosing the right one for your website can seem overwhelming at first. But don’t get intimidated — as the largest domain registrar, we’re here to help you get online. Browse or search all domains

What are some tips when choosing a name?aromero22019-05-06T16:29:50+00:00

What are some tips when choosing a name?

Search for a domain name that’s easy for people to remember and spell. This approach can help establish your brand and credibility. Unless your brand name is already well established, purposeful misspellings will just confuse potential clients and website visitors.

How do I choose a domain that stands out?aromero22019-05-06T16:30:25+00:00

How do I choose a domain that stands out?

Every domain is unique, just like every physical address or telephone number. But you want a domain that really sets you apart and reflects your brand, style or personality – the type of domain name that clients will be sure to remember.

When you work with GoDaddy, the world’s largest domain registry, finding the right domain name for your website won’t be a problem. We have HUNDREDS of domain extensions you can register, from classics like .com and .net to new ones like .guru or .xyz. The possibilities just keep growing and growing.

What if I need help choosing the right domain?aromero22019-05-06T16:40:39+00:00

What if I need help choosing the right domain?

If you’re still feeling stumped in your domain name search, you can reach out to our amazing support team, who are always on standby to talk to you and help you with your domain name registration.

What’s included in the price of your domain:aromero22019-05-18T18:28:36+00:00

What’s included in the price of your domain:

Simple domain set up – no technical skills required.
Easy domain forwarding to any existing website.
Up to 100 subdomains to customize your site.
100 professional email aliases (e.g. sales@coolexample.com).

ALR Domains is the one-stop shop for all you need to build your online presence and grow your business, from website builders to hosting solutions and more. Join us and grow with the world leader.

Domain Servicesaromero22019-05-18T18:50:37+00:00

Domain Services

We make domain ownership easier, faster and more private.

From protecting your privacy with an “unlisted” registration to transferring domains in bulk, you’ll find it all here.

Private Registration

Keeps your personal information private, protecting you from spam, scams and worse.

Internationalized Domain Names (IDN)

Register .COM, .NET, .ORG and other popular domain names in any one of over 100 native languages, ranging from Afrikaans to Vietnamese. Search using English or native character sets.

Domain Transfers

Transfer your domains to ALR DOMAINS a service of ALR Web Services — it’s fast, automated and risk-free! You keep all the time remaining on your registration and get a 1-year extension at no extra charge.

Domain Backorders

Watch the status of any domain currently registered to someone else. Secure your chance to register that domain when it becomes available by backordering it at special savings.

Bulk Domain Discounts

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POP or IMAP?aromero22019-05-20T22:05:04+00:00

POP or IMAP?

Personal and Business Email Packages only have POP account Capabilities. Email Ultimate Business accounts have unlimited storage and IMAP capabilites which allow you to sinc across all devices.

What is the difference between POP and IMAP?

POP stands for Post Office Protocol, and was designed as a simple way to access a remote email server. The most recent version is POP 3, and is supported by virtually all email clients and servers.

POP works by downloading your emails from your provider’s mail server, and then marking them for deletion there. This means you can only ever read those email messages in that email client, on that computer. You will not be able to access any previously downloaded emails from any other device, or with any other email client, or through webmail.

IMAP stands for Internet Message Access Protocol, and was designed specifically to eliminate the limitations of POP.

IMAP allows you to access your emails from any client, and any device, and webmail login at any time, until you delete them. You are always seeing the same emails, no matter how you access your provider’s server.

Since your email is stored on the provider’s server and not locally, you may run into email storage limits, when using IMAP.

How do i use my workspace email account?aromero22019-05-20T22:09:05+00:00

How do i use my workspace email account?

You can find answers to many questions regarding email use and setup in the Help Center

Setup Workspace Email on Androidaromero22019-05-20T22:10:31+00:00

Setup Workspace Email on Android

Open your Mail app. (The steps to set up email on your Android device may vary depending on the make, model and your network provider.)
If you already have an email account set up, press Menu and tap Accounts.
Press Menu again and tap Add account.
Type your Email address and Password, and click Next.
Tap IMAP.
Enter these settings for the incoming server:

IMAP (Incoming mail server)

Username Enter your full email address.

Password Enter your email account password.

IMAP server imap.secureserver.net

Port 993

Security type SSL
Enter these settings for the outgoing server:

SMTP (Outgoing mail server)

SMTP server smtpout.secureserver.net

Port 465

Security type SSL
Select Require sign-in and make sure your Username (your full email address) and Password are correct.
Tap Next.
Tap Next again. Then name your account and enter the name you want to display on outgoing messages.
Tap Done.
That’s it. Send yourself a test email from your webmail, to make sure you can send and receive mail on your Android mail app.

IMAP (Incoming mail server)
Username	Enter your full email address.
Password	Enter your email account password.
IMAP server	imap.secureserver.net
Port	993
Security type	SSL

SMTP (Outgoing mail server)
SMTP server	smtpout.secureserver.net
Port	465
Security type	SSL

Set up my email on Apple Mailaromero22019-05-20T22:13:43+00:00

Set up my email on Apple Mail

Open Apple Mail.
Note: First time setting up your Apple Mail account? See set up mail with your email account.
Select Other Mail Account, and click Continue.

Complete the following fields:

Field	What to do…
Name	Enter the name you want to display to others as the email sender.
Email Address	Enter your Professional email address.
Password	Enter your Professional email address password.

Click Sign In.

Note: If you see a message that says “Unable to verify account name or password,” enter the Mail server settings and click Sign In.

• Incoming Mail Server: imap.secureserver.net
• Outgoing Mail Server: smtpout.secureserver.net
Click Done, your Workspace Email account will display in Apple Mail.
Send yourself an email from your webmail, to test that you can receive mail in Apple Mail. Reply to that message from Apple Mail, to make sure your outgoing server work.

Set up my email on iPhone or iPadaromero22019-05-20T22:16:53+00:00

Set up my email on iPhone or iPad

Set up your Workspace Email account on your iPhone or iPad mail app. Then you can send and receive business emails from your phone. Alternatively, you can add your Workspace email to your Outlook app

Open the Settings app.
Tap Wi-Fi and tap the toggle button to turn it off.
Tap the Settings button to go back to the Settings screen.
On the Settings screen, tap the Accounts & Password option.
Tap Add Account.
Tap Other.
Tap Add Mail Account.
Enter your account details, and tap Next.
Tap IMAP.
Under New Account, in the Incoming Mail Server section enter:
- Host name as “imap.secureserver.net”
- Your Workspace email User Name and Password
In the Outgoing Mail Server section enter:
- Host name as “smtpout.secureserver.net”
- Your Workspace email User Name and Password
Tap Next. Your mobile device will begin verifying your settings. This may take several minutes.
Tap Save.
Turn your wifi back on in the Settings screen.
Tap Mail to open the app.
To test your account, compose an email and send it to yourself. Reply to that message, to make sure your outgoing server works.

Linux with cPanel hostingaromero22019-05-20T22:21:21+00:00

Linux with cPanel hosting

Understanding Linux with cPanel hosting

Linux hosting, the most popular web hosting platform, offers features commonly used by web designers. cPanel, a hosting control panel, uses a graphical interface to access most of those features. To get your website up and running, set up your Linux hosting with cPanel account. You can also install WordPress and many other Applications to use on your Linux with cPanel hosting.

What is managed WordPress Hosting?aromero22019-05-20T22:24:25+00:00

What is managed WordPress Hosting?

Managed WordPress is our streamlined, optimized hosting platform for building and managing WordPress sites. The entire hosting environment is built around making your WordPress sites run faster and more securely.

“Managed” for WordPress means that we handle basic hosting administrative tasks, such as installing WordPress, automated daily backups, WordPress core updates and server-level caching.

Check out some of what it offers:

Performance-enhancing caching
Automatic WordPress core updates through WordPress’ built-in functionality
Enhanced security through restricting file access (more info) and Sucuri
The latest version of WordPress automatically installed in the root directory
sFTP and phpMyAdmin access.
Automatic, daily backups (Pro plans: stored for 90 days; all other plans: 30 days)
SSL included for one site for improved security (Ultimate and Pro plans)

Because of these accounts’ optimized configurations, there are also some limitations you should know:

Managed WordPress does not support WordPress MU/Multisite
Its hosting back-end does not come with a standard hosting control panel, so tools like system-level jobs aren’t available – but WordPress crons run automatically.

Should I choose a Windows or Linux hosting account?aromero22019-05-20T22:29:05+00:00

Should I choose a Windows or Linux hosting account?

If you’ve already decided you need a hosting account, you might get slipped up when you get asked, “Linux or Windows?” Fortunately, there isn’t a big difference between them and either type of account works for most customers.

To make sure you do get the right type of account, though, you should choose the type of hosting account you want based on how you’re building your site.

Development Tool	Linux	Windows
WordPress® or other Web apps	✓	–
Dreamweaver or other WYSIWYG apps	✓	–
PHP, MySQL, CGI, Python, or Perl	✓	–
ASP, ASP.NET, MS SQL	–	✓
ASP, ASP.NET and PHP, MySQL	–	✓
I have no idea what any of this means	✓	–

It’s important to note that these are just our recommendations. Windows accounts will actually support most of these development tools (more info), but Linux hosting best fits most customers hosting needs.

EMAIL

Connect with your clients and increase customer retention with Email Marketing.

Connect with your clients and increase customer retention with Email Marketing.

Personal Email

Business Email

Email Ultimate Business

We make domain ownership easier, faster and more private.

Private Registration

Internationalized Domain Names (IDN)

Domain Transfers

Domain Backorders

Bulk Domain Discounts

What is the difference between POP and IMAP?

Understanding Linux with cPanel hosting