Domain Name Managment

[viceroy]

Hey Acorners, I'm sure that this question has been asked before but can't find a relevant thread...
After realising that I have an overzealous 62 domains, I'm finding it hard to keep my spreadsheet up to date with all the settings, dates, etc. What does everyone else use software-wise?

 

[divebod]

I've only a small number (under 15) and you're more advanced than me as I'm on a card system, but others have suggested a database (which excel effectively is). But I'm sure the more experienced members here will advise better solutions.

 

[dta]

with 62 domains, excel should really be fine. what are you finding hard to keep uptodate? the renewal date? Once entered, it's just a case of knowing it needs renewing every 2 years.

I don't think its worth moving to a database or anything more complicated with your number of domains.

 

[cc976a]

I have about the same, but keep everything on Excel.

In terms of renewal dates I have a little script on the cell which changes the date to a red colour if within one month of renewal date, makes it stand out.

You could add them all to a SQL database on your server and keep control with a basic CMS - that way you can even program it to email you as renewals are drawing near

 

[cvs]

You could always try Robodomain if you find Excel is not suitable

 

[viceroy]

Cheers for the replies, it's not that I'm really struggling... I just thought that there must be a more efficient way to keep track of my current names, droplists and watchlists, something like 'watch my domains pro'?

 

[Admin]

Here are a few ideas, Domain Software

Admin

 

[viceroy]

Cheers admin, will have a look at that.