Internet Crafters launches free domain check tool for small businesses
Internet Crafters in Tucson has released a free domain check tool to help small business owners find out whether they still control their websites and domains. The launch follows a local rescue job in which the studio recovered a company’s domain after its web person stopped responding.
Why it matters: - Small business owners can lose access to their websites when a freelancer, relative, or former employee controls the domain. - Losing that control can leave a company unable to update, move, or even recover its website. - Internet Crafters says the new tool is meant to give owners earlier warning before control slips away.
What happened: - Tucson website design studio Internet Crafters released a free domain check tool for small businesses. - The tool is available in the brand’s Learning Center. - Internet Crafters developed the tool after helping a local business recover its domain when the company’s web person went quiet and the website became inaccessible.
The details: - The tool is free to use. - No account is required. - Internet Crafters does not save contact details. - The studio also offers a free four-page PDF checklist called “When Your Website Person Disappears.” - The checklist explains how brands can secure their domains and recover them if they no longer have administrator access. - Internet Crafters also offers Tucson web design services for companies that want them.
Between the lines: - The release points to a common gap in small business operations: domain ownership is often overlooked until a problem appears. - Steve Bullis, owner of Internet Crafters, said many business owners assume they will keep control of their domain indefinitely. - Bullis said taking steps early can help owners avoid future IT-related hassles.
What's next: - Small business owners can use the free domain check tool to verify their online control before a dispute or access problem escalates. - Businesses that need hands-on help can turn to Internet Crafters for web design support and domain recovery-related services.
The bottom line: - Internet Crafters is trying to turn a one-off website rescue into a practical prevention tool for local businesses.
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