5th Annual South Central PA Women in Business Conference

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**Kylie Wilson** Web designer · KYR Websites
“Digital Confidence: Take Control of Your Business Online”
Breakout Session 3 · 1:00 PM October 20, 2026

Your goodie bag

Everything from the session, in one place.

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Your Website Records worksheet

One place to record your domain, hosting, email, Google profile, social accounts, and who has access to each. (No passwords!)
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Your 30-day fix list

Seven quick fixes to tackle in the next 30 days to take back control of your business online.
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The slides

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Links + tools I mentioned

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The slides

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Title slide: Digital Confidence, Take Control of Your Business Online. Kylie Wilson, Founder, KYR Websites. 2026 South Central PA Women in Business Conference, October 20, 2026.

Three questions: Which company is your domain registered with? When does it renew? Who has administrator access to your website right now?

Those are not technical questions. They are records questions, like knowing where your insurance policy is or who still has a key to the building.

It stays invisible until the day it matters: a renewal lapses, someone moves on, or you hire someone new and nobody knows where your site lives.

Today: what you actually own, who has access to it, and what to fix first.

The most important line on your worksheet: lose your domain, and you lose your email at the same moment.

Working the worksheet, three ground rules: do not try to finish, no passwords, and make it messy.

Your turn: fill in as much of the worksheet as you can.

When someone else holds the keys: four situations, from usually recoverable to a hard stop.

Thirty seconds of prevention: add a second person you trust with full access to your Facebook page, today.

The words to use: a neutral reason, specific facts, and one clear request, sent in writing.

Your next thirty days, start with three: lock down your domain, add a second trusted owner, and remove old access.

One habit: 20 minutes once a year with this worksheet, on a recurring calendar reminder.

Digital confidence is knowing what you own, knowing who has the keys, and knowing who to call.

Thank you. Kylie Wilson, Founder, KYR Websites. Phone 717.729.8316, kylie@kyrwebsites.com, kyrwebsites.com.

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From your Website Records worksheet · Section 13

Do these in the next 30 days.

0 of 7 done

01 Confirm the domain is registered in your business name, at an email address you personally control.
02 Turn on automatic renewal for your domain and hosting, then set a calendar reminder two weeks before each renewal date.
03 Remove administrator access for anyone who no longer works with your business.
04 Add a second trusted owner to your domain account and Google Business Profile so one person leaving cannot lock you out.
05 Confirm a backup exists and that someone knows how to restore it.
06 Cancel anything on the cost table you cannot explain.
07 Save this worksheet where your leadership can find it, and set a yearly reminder to review it.

Your check marks are saved on this device, so you can come back and finish the list over the next month. Need the full worksheet? Download it here. Stuck on one? I can help.

Links + tools

Every link from the session.

Grouped the same way as your worksheet. All links go to official sources. Products named here are examples only, not endorsements.

Your domain

WHOIS Lookup (ICANN)
Type in your domain to see who it is registered with and when it expires. No login needed. This is the WHOIS lookup from the session.
Information for Domain Name Registrants (ICANN)
Plain language guidance on your rights as a domain owner, including renewals and transfers.
Transferring Your Domain to Another Registrar (ICANN)
How to move your domain when you need it under your own control.
Search your inbox for “renewal”
Set the date range back several years. Renewal receipts name the company that holds your domain.

Your Google Business Profile

Google Business Profile
Sign in to check whether you can edit your listing. Searching your business name the way a customer would also shows whether a profile exists.
Request Ownership of a Business Profile
Google's process when someone else has claimed your profile and is not responding.
Add or Remove Owners and Managers
How to add a second trusted owner, and how to remove people who no longer work with you.

Your Facebook page

Give, Edit or Remove Facebook Page Access
See everyone who can manage your page, add a second trusted person, and remove anyone who should not be there.
About Facebook Page Access
What each access level can do on your page.

Keeping records safe

Bitwarden
Your passwords belong in a password manager, not on the worksheet. Bitwarden and 1Password are two widely used options. Examples only, not endorsements.
1Password

From the session

Website Records Worksheet (PDF)
A clean copy of the worksheet to fill in or share with your team.
Session Slides (PDF)
All 19 slides from Digital Confidence.

Asking a vendor for access

Copy and paste this, fill in the brackets, and send it in writing. Keep the date you sent it.

Hi [name], we are updating our internal records. Could you confirm which registrar holds our domain, which company hosts the site, and which accounts you currently have access to? We would also like to add [your name and email] as an administrator on the website and as an owner on our Google Business Profile. Thank you for your help with this.

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