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Whois.com is a free website that can find the registered owner for most domain names. There are other tools you can use to look up domain names, but many do not support newer top-level domains like .io or .blog. If a domain's owner signed up for private domain registration, their name and contact info cannot be found with this method. For example, wikihow.com, harvard.edu, or wordpress.org. It's the button to the right of the text field. The domain's registered owner will appear under the "Registrant Contact" header near the middle of the page. If the domain is registered privately, you'll see something like "Private" or the contact info of the company through which the domain is registered.

summary: Go to https://www.whois.com/whois in a web browser. Enter the domain name into the field. Click Search.

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First, you need to answer some basic questions: what makes your product, company, or idea great? If you've been in development for a while, you likely have a short description of what's good about your product already. But what makes it unique? What problem does it solve? If you have been in development, you should already have an idea of who your audience is. However, if you still aren't sure, you can run tests on groups of people to see who connects with your product. Invite people to try it out, then ask them to answer a few short survey questions to determine demographics and how well they liked your product. If you've figured out what makes your product unique, try to figure out how to transfer that uniqueness into the format you plan on using. Some explainer videos use a white board, chalk board, or a piece of paper with someone drawing out the explanation as a voice narrates. Some use animation. Many use humor. Decide on a unique approach for your video.

summary: Address the basic questions. Determine your audience. Think about ways you can present your idea uniquely.

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. Beachy hair is usually achieved through the combination of sun and the salty ocean spray. If you don't have access to a beach, you can fake your way to California girl hair by using a leave-in salt spray, which will create a thick, wavy texture to hair of all colors, lengths, and textures. You can make your own salt spray using water and dissolved table salt, or you can purchase a sea salt spray from your local salon. If you do use a sea salt spray regularly, be sure to condition your hair, as well, as salt can be extremely drying. Because California is known for its sunshine, it comes as no surprise that the quintessential California girl has sun-bleached hair. To mimic the fresh, youthful appearance of beachy hair, you can have your hair highlighted or bleached in a salon, or you can do it yourself by applying some lemon juice to your hair and sitting in the sun over the course of a few days. Typically, California girl hair is associated with hair that is at least a little bit wavy, rather than hair that has been straightened or relaxed. Because Californian style is focused on looking effortless and relaxed, allowing your hair to embrace its own natural texture, whether that means a tight curl or a barely-there wave. If you do not have wavy hair, you can tease it, add a salt spray, or even create uneven and messy curls with a curling iron. Although long hair is not a strict requirement, the California girl style is usually embodied by long, flowing hair. If you are able, opt for long, let-down hair in a natural texture. If you do have short hair, make sure you play it up by making it as messy and wavy as you can.
summary: Use salt spray Opt for highlights or balayage. Opt for wavy over straight. Wear your hair long.