Expert Domain Portfolio Audits
For companies managing hundreds or thousands of domains across registrars, teams and markets.
The problem
Domain problems are boring. Right up until they are expensive.
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Nobody owns the whole picture.
Domains are spread across registrars, accounts, teams and spreadsheets.
02
Renewals depend on the wrong person.
Critical notices go to old inboxes, agencies or payment cards nobody checks.
03
Access is wider than it should be.
Too many people have credentials. The right people may not have them in a crisis.
04
The registrar setup grew by accident.
Every provider made sense once. The full setup no longer does.
05
You keep paying because nobody decides.
Domains renew even when their purpose, owner and value are unclear.
06
A migration looks simple on a spreadsheet.
At scale, locks, contacts, DNS and timing become operational risk.
What I review
No software. No subscription. A direct expert review.
Domain management audit
Ownership, access, internal responsibility and day-to-day workflow.
Renewal and continuity review
Payments, notification routes, recovery and single points of failure.
Registrar review
Where the portfolio sits and where consolidation may help.
Security and risk assessment
The practical ways a company can lose control of a domain.
Migration recommendations
What to move, what not to move and the right order of work.
Brand domain review
Critical names, gaps, defensive domains and possible upgrades.
The process
01
Start with the reality
Portfolio size, registrars, teams and the reason you asked for help.
02
Walk through the system
Registration, renewals, transfers, approvals and recovery.
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Find the weak points
I test the process against failure patterns I have seen in real portfolios.
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Prioritize the work
Urgent risks first. Sensible improvements next. Clean-up last.
About
Kalin KarakehayovFounder and CEO of Seo.Domains
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FAQ
Questions I would ask before booking.
What is a domain portfolio audit?
A review of how your company owns, accesses, renews, secures and manages its domains.
Do you need access to every registrar?
Not for the first conversation. We begin with the current setup and evidence.
Are you selling a registrar or software?
No. The goal is to recommend what makes sense, including when the answer is leave it alone.
What will we receive?
A prioritized view of risks, recommended actions and a final discussion.