Free guide · Ownership

Who has the keys to your business online?

How to check who owns your domain, website and marketing accounts, and how to take them back if it is not you. Platform by platform, with the exact places to look.

  • Domain, hosting, Google and Meta, one at a time
  • What to do when a supplier holds the account
  • A keys register to fill in and keep

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What is inside

Every account, checked and secured

  1. The six problems we find at almost every handover
  2. Five rules that prevent all six
  3. The foundations: email, passwords and two-step verification
  4. Five checks you can do this week
  5. Your domain name and hosting
  6. Google Business Profile, Analytics and Ads
  7. Meta: Facebook, Instagram, ads and the pixel
  8. LinkedIn, customer data and brand files
  9. When a supplier or member of staff leaves
  10. Your keys register

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Who it is for

Written for owners, not marketers

You have used an agency or freelancer

And are not completely sure whose name your accounts are in.

Someone who set things up has left

And the password resets are still going to them.

You are about to change supplier

And want the handover to be an admin job rather than a crisis.

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Do you know who has the keys to your website, domain and hosting?

Our free audit checks who owns your domain, website, Google and Meta accounts as standard, and tells you in writing what to fix first. Getting every account into your name is part of our brand setup work.