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Your Domain Name and Email
How your domain name works, how to bring, change or move one, what to try if your website won't open, and email at your domain name for artists who already have it.
- Your Domain NameHow the domain name that comes with your website works, who owns it, and what to do if you already have a domain name or want more than one.
- Bringing Your Domain Name to ArtSitesThe two ways to use a domain name you already own with your ArtSites website, why we recommend transferring it to us, what we need from you, and what to do if you have lost access to your registrar account.
- Changing Your Domain NameHow to ask us to change your website's domain name or add another, what we set up for you (the new name and a redirect from the old one), and what to think about first.
- Moving Your Domain Name Away from ArtSitesHow to ask us for the transfer code to move your domain name to another company, what keeps working until the move is done, and what ends when your hosting does.
- If Your Website Won't Open for SomeoneWhat to try when you or a visitor cannot open your website, or a browser or security program warns about it, and what to tell us so we can check.
- Your Email at Your Domain NameHow email addresses at your domain name work for artists who already have them, how they forward to your own inbox, and who to ask about changing where one forwards.
- Sending Email from Your Domain Name's AddressHow to reply from your domain name's address in Yahoo Mail, Apple Mail or Outlook.com, and why Gmail's Send mail as for outside addresses is ending in January 2027.
- If Email to Your Domain Name's Address Isn't ArrivingWhat to check when email sent to your domain name's address does not reach your inbox, how to read a bounce message, and what to send us.
- Using a Newsletter Service with Your Domain NameWhat to do when a newsletter or email service such as Mailchimp asks you to authenticate your domain name, and who adds the records it shows you.