Do you already have a website or a detailed profile on Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn? No problem! With URL forwarding, you can link your new domain name to your existing webpage for free. Visitors typing your domain name will be redirected to your existing website.
A shorter web address
Masking a long or complex web address
Linking your (free) web space from your internet provider to your own domain name
Your social media pages
Cloaking or frame forwarding is a technique where your domain name remains in the browser's address bar. This keeps the long web address you might get from free web hosting from your internet provider hidden.
Another option for using URL forwarding is a redirect. By setting up a redirect (HTTP 301, 302, 307), you inform the browser and search engine that the requested web page has been temporarily or permanently moved to a new address.
Having your own domain name gives a professional look that significantly boosts the credibility of your business or organization.
A domain name is easier to remember than a Facebook page, Twitter account, or the free web space address from your internet provider.
You can easily set up URL forwarding via our website, without any technical hassle. There's no need to fiddle with the website's settings either.
Want more traffic to your website? Register multiple well-chosen domain names and redirect them to your own website.
