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Renewing Domain Bought Through Google


I thought I would write a post on renewing  a domain bought through Google. Blogger has an option where you can purchase your domain through them.
After you  buy your domain, you are good to go for 1 year.  After that, you will receive an email about renewing.  It looks like Google Apps Administration.  It usually tells you to log in your Google Admin Console..  People keep logging in and end up going in circles, trying to figure out where to go. I have  shared this with many of the bloggers who bought their domain in blogger settings.


Below is the simplest thing to do:
Log into your Blogger account.  Go to your dashboard. Click on your name, the drop down arrow.

You will be taken to your Account page. Look in the top right of your page, where you will see your name, 9 dots in a square and your picture like below.Click the dotted square.

You will see this!  Click More.

Now, you will see the below screen.  Click Wallet. Most likely, you will log into your Blogger gmail account again. Then you will be able to click Wallet



Once you have clicked Wallet, then  click Payment Methods.
There you can check your credit card on file to make sure it's up to date.  If everything looks good, then you are set and Google will renew your domain for another year.

I do recommend going with Godaddy.  I always advise bloggers to sign up for multiple years.  If you are new to Godaddy, you can buy your domain for $1.18 the first year, providing it is available.

Sorry I was away on vacation, so I couldn't visit  any blogs this past week.  I have some catching up to do.  Stay tuned for a post about our trip to Arizona and another Valentine tablescape.



              

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8 comments:

  1. Linda, I hope you had a wonderful vacation! Thank you for this tutorial. Each year I go in circles with this renewal :-)

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  2. You are welcome Debbie. I notice there are quite a few people who are experiencing the same issue. Our vacation was lovely. It's good to be home.

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  3. Good tips. I have go daddy for another year..and hope the renewal will be easy when the time comes. Glad you had a nice trip and safe travels. Will chat more later. Sheila

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  4. I truly hate going through google's menu and trying to find where I need to be. You know my story about renewing each year. I'm glad you are back and had a good time in Arizona!

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  5. I think I have go daddy for another year...
    I am glad you were able to get away for awhile-I could see you had a nice trip.
    xo
    Jemma

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  6. As always, thank you for your help! You make tutorials easy to follow...you know how technically challenged I am. :)

    So glad you enjoyed your time away!

    xo
    Pat

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  7. Hi Linda, hope you enjoyed a great vacation and relaxing time away. Great info for those renewing domains with blogger. I use GoDaddy and in fact just renewed this morning. They make it easy and quick to update and renew!!
    Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend. Happy Valentine's Day! xo

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  8. Hi Linda
    I really must use some of your excellent advice to redesign my blog sometime.

    Nice to pop in to see you and trust you are well.
    Cheers ~ Eddie . . :)

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