When you are by yourself doing all your own “technical” work, it can be a lonely place when you are stuck on many calls or Google searches or even ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini lessons on how to do this transition yourself.
Please take a minute or 30 minutes to read my long article I have published about your upcoming decision to move off GoDaddy. If you feel I’m the right choice, please schedule a 10-min consultation.
I’ve spent more than 30 years helping business owners navigate email and Microsoft transitions. I’m not tied to GoDaddy, Microsoft, or any managed service provider. My job is simple: look out for your best interests and help you make the right decisions for your business. I’m your advocate and will most likely be helping you in the future as you might need your own vCIO (even 1 person businesses need one!) to help you make IT decisions that you are not familar with.
Here’s how I can help:
A 10-min consult with me will help give you more information before you start your journey and save you potentially hours of confusion and stress. It took me quite awhile to learn all of this either. I asked many people for help as I have grown my business since 2007.
To read my full article with all 18 answers, please click here https://callthatgirl.biz/how-to-leave-godaddy-for-microsoft-365-without-losing-email-data-or-users
Reminder: I am not a paid partner of either company GoDaddy or Microsoft btw. I’ve been working in IT for 30 years and have owned my own business since 2007. I’m a Microsoft Outlook Expert/365 Consultant and recently awarded MVP from Microsoft. I’m just telling you what I know based on my 19 years of experience supporting clients with email, Hosted Exchange, Exchange online and Microsoft 365 and of course, GoDaddy throughout the years. I have used AI for some of this article. I always tell my readers so they know they are not reading a long AI generated article. Enjoy and I hope this helps!
If you want to talk to my rep about transferring your GoDaddy acccount to Microsoft, or need my help with your transition, please use the form below. A 10-min consult with me will help give you more information before you start your journey.
Quick Answer: Businesses need more than a simply managed 365 account. That’s what GoDaddy offers, no fun buttons, nothing fancy, just a child-proof portal. Which is great for so many small businesses, but then the exceptions are those large companies that started out small. The owner bought their domain at GoDaddy in the early years, used POP or IMAP and then in 2017 or so, GoDaddy started migrating mailboxes to 365 Exchange.
In fact, for many very small businesses with one to four employees, GoDaddy can be a great option. Their support is easy to reach, they help with password resets and multi-factor authentication issues, and they provide what I often call “tech insurance.” If something goes wrong, having someone to call can be worth paying a little extra. But as businesses grow, their technology needs often grow too. Many companies eventually reach a point where they need features and flexibility that GoDaddy’s simplified Microsoft 365 model wasn’t designed to provide.
Some of the most common reasons businesses outgrow GoDaddy include:
I often compare GoDaddy to training wheels. When you’re first starting out, training wheels can be incredibly helpful. They simplify things and give you confidence. But eventually, some businesses want to go faster, have more control, and decide where they’re headed without limitations. That doesn’t mean GoDaddy failed them. It simply means their business evolved. One thing I always remind clients is this: outgrowing GoDaddy isn’t a criticism of GoDaddy. It’s a sign that your business has become more sophisticated.
I’ve also advised plenty of clients to stay exactly where they are. If you’re happy with the support, don’t need advanced Microsoft 365 functionality, and have no plans to expand your technology needs, there may be no reason to move. The right decision depends on your business goals, not what everyone else on the internet says you should do. I think the biggest mistake business owners make is assuming that leaving GoDaddy automatically means things will be better. More control also means more responsibility. Before making the switch, ask yourself: “Do I truly need these advanced features, or am I simply frustrated by the price?” The answer to that question usually tells me whether someone should stay with GoDaddy or start planning their transition.
That’s all the information I know folks, this article was a lot of work and I hope you learned plenty from it!
Reminder: I am not a paid partner of either company GoDaddy or Microsoft btw. I’ve been working in IT for 30 years and have owned my own business since 2007. I’m a Microsoft Outlook Expert/365 Consultant and recently awarded MVP from Microsoft. I’m just telling you what I know based on my 19 years of experience supporting clients with email, Hosted Exchange, Exchange online and Microsoft 365 and of course, GoDaddy throughout the years. I have used AI for some of this article. I always tell my readers so they know they are not reading a long AI generated article. Enjoy and I hope this helps!
If you want to talk to my rep about transferring your GoDaddy acccount to Microsoft, or need my help with your transition, please use the form below. A 10-min consult with me will help give you more information before you start your journey.
To read my full article with all 18 answers, please click here https://callthatgirl.biz/how-to-leave-godaddy-for-microsoft-365-without-losing-email-data-or-users
Reminder: I am not a paid partner of either company GoDaddy or Microsoft btw. I’ve been working in IT for 30 years and have owned my own business since 2007. I’m a Microsoft Outlook Expert/365 Consultant and recently awarded MVP from Microsoft. I’m just telling you what I know based on my 19 years of experience supporting clients with email, Hosted Exchange, Exchange online and Microsoft 365 and of course, GoDaddy throughout the years. I have used AI for some of this article. I always tell my readers so they know they are not reading a long AI generated article. Enjoy and I hope this helps!
If you want to talk to my rep about transferring your GoDaddy acccount to Microsoft, or need my help with your transition, please use the form below. A 10-min consult with me will help give you more information before you start your journey.
If you have more than a few users, rely heavily on email, use Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, or OneDrive, or simply don’t want to risk making a mistake, hiring myself or a qualified Microsoft 365 consultant can be money well spent. What we do is help review your existing setup, explain your options, coordinate with your chosen vendor, answer questions during the process, and make sure you understand what is changing and what is staying the same. Many business owners don’t necessarily need someone to “do the work.” Sometimes they simply need someone in their corner who can translate the technical jargon, review recommendations, and make sure they’re making the right decisions for their business.
You should strongly consider hiring a consultant if:
One thing that surprises people is that sometimes the best advice I give is, “Don’t leave GoDaddy.” If you’re a small business with one to four users and you’re happy with the support you’re receiving, paying a little extra for what I call “tech insurance” may be worth it. GoDaddy’s simplified support model can be a good fit for businesses that don’t need advanced Microsoft 365 features. Other times, moving away from GoDaddy is absolutely the right decision, especially if you’ve outgrown their limitations and need full control over your Microsoft 365 environment.
The key is understanding why you’re moving and making sure the benefits outweigh the risks. I also tell clients this all the time: just because you can do something yourself doesn’t mean you should. I’ve worked with Outlook and Microsoft 365 clients for decades, and I can usually tell within a few minutes whether someone should tackle a project on their own, work with a specialized vendor, or simply leave things exactly as they are. The goal isn’t to convince you to leave GoDaddy. The goal is to help you make the decision that’s right for your business. If all you need is someone to review your options, explain what’s changing, and answer your questions before you move forward, that’s often enough to save you time, stress, and costly mistakes.
To read my full article with all 18 answers, please click here https://callthatgirl.biz/how-to-leave-godaddy-for-microsoft-365-without-losing-email-data-or-users
Reminder: I am not a paid partner of either company GoDaddy or Microsoft btw. I’ve been working in IT for 30 years and have owned my own business since 2007. I’m a Microsoft Outlook Expert/365 Consultant and recently awarded MVP from Microsoft. I’m just telling you what I know based on my 19 years of experience supporting clients with email, Hosted Exchange, Exchange online and Microsoft 365 and of course, GoDaddy throughout the years. I have used AI for some of this article. I always tell my readers so they know they are not reading a long AI generated article. Enjoy and I hope this helps!
If you want to talk to my rep about transferring your GoDaddy acccount to Microsoft, or need my help with your transition, please use the form below. A 10-min consult with me will help give you more information before you start your journey.
Before you make the switch, slow down and ask a few important questions. These are the exact conversations I have with my clients before we begin and not all are pertinant, just a random list I generated.
These below are just generic questions that you can ask anyone after you transition. Once your account has left GoDaddy, they no longer control the account (from what I have been told from past clients). They don’t assist with logins, or temp passwords, etc. That’s all in your court now or your vendor/MSP/CSP.
To read my full article with all 18 answers, please click here https://callthatgirl.biz/how-to-leave-godaddy-for-microsoft-365-without-losing-email-data-or-users
Reminder: I am not a paid partner of either company GoDaddy or Microsoft btw. I’ve been working in IT for 30 years and have owned my own business since 2007. I’m a Microsoft Outlook Expert/365 Consultant and recently awarded MVP from Microsoft. I’m just telling you what I know based on my 19 years of experience supporting clients with email, Hosted Exchange, Exchange online and Microsoft 365 and of course, GoDaddy throughout the years. I have used AI for some of this article. I always tell my readers so they know they are not reading a long AI generated article. Enjoy and I hope this helps!
If you want to talk to my rep about transferring your GoDaddy acccount to Microsoft, or need my help with your transition, please use the form below. A 10-min consult with me will help give you more information before you start your journey.
Quick Answer: In most cases, absolutely nothing. Just because you leave GoDaddy for Microsoft 365 doesn’t mean you’re leaving GoDaddy for everything.
Leaving GoDaddy’s Microsoft 365 services does not require you to move your domain registration. Your website address and email domain can stay exactly where they are. You can continue registering your domain through GoDaddy while purchasing your Microsoft 365 licensing elsewhere. Many businesses choose this option because they’re perfectly happy using GoDaddy as their domain registrar but want more flexibility and control over their Microsoft 365 environment.
For example, you might have:
All of these services can work together without being with the same provider. One thing I always recommend is asking your technician exactly what is changing. Sometimes clients hear the phrase, “We’re moving you away from GoDaddy,” and assume that means their website, domain name, DNS, and email are all moving to different companies. Most of the time, that’s simply not true. In a typical GoDaddy defederation, the only thing changing is who manages your Microsoft 365 tenant. Your domain registration usually stays right where it is.
That said, your DNS settings may need to be reviewed during the transition to make sure your Microsoft 365 records are correct. This doesn’t mean your domain is moving, it just means someone is verifying that your email-related settings continue to point to the right place. I always tell clients to think of their domain name like the deed to their house. Just because you hire a new property manager doesn’t mean you’re selling the house. You’re simply deciding who helps manage certain services connected to it. So if your biggest fear is losing your website address or having to transfer your domain out of GoDaddy, take a deep breath. For most businesses, leaving GoDaddy’s Microsoft 365 services has little to no impact on the domain registration itself.
To read my full article with all 18 answers, please click here https://callthatgirl.biz/how-to-leave-godaddy-for-microsoft-365-without-losing-email-data-or-users
Reminder: I am not a paid partner of either company GoDaddy or Microsoft btw. I’ve been working in IT for 30 years and have owned my own business since 2007. I’m a Microsoft Outlook Expert/365 Consultant and recently awarded MVP from Microsoft. I’m just telling you what I know based on my 19 years of experience supporting clients with email, Hosted Exchange, Exchange online and Microsoft 365 and of course, GoDaddy throughout the years. I have used AI for some of this article. I always tell my readers so they know they are not reading a long AI generated article. Enjoy and I hope this helps!
If you want to talk to my rep about transferring your GoDaddy acccount to Microsoft, or need my help with your transition, please use the form below. A 10-min consult with me will help give you more information before you start your journey.
Quick Answer: There are a few ways. Once the transition is complete, many business owners ask me, “How do I know I’m really off GoDaddy?” Fortunately, there are a few simple ways to verify that everything was completed properly. The first place to check is the Microsoft 365 Admin Center. Look under the Partner Relationships area of your admin portal and see who is listed as your managing partner. If you moved to Microsoft directly, Microsoft should now be the managing provider. If you chose another MSP or CSP, their information should appear instead.
You may still see some remnants of GoDaddy’s old “netorg” relationship, especially in the URL of your OneDrive/SharePoint directories. That doesn’t necessarily mean something is wrong. In some cases, those references can remain even after the transition has been completed. If you’re unsure, ask your technician or vendor to explain exactly what you’re seeing. Another important thing to verify is that you have Global Administrator access to your Microsoft 365 Admin Center. This is one of the biggest reasons many businesses decide to leave GoDaddy in the first place. You should be able to log in and have full administrative control over your own Microsoft 365 environment.
A few additional things you may want to confirm include:
I always tell clients that just because the migration is finished doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take five minutes to kick the tires. Send a few test emails, open Teams, check OneDrive, and make sure everything looks normal. Think of it like buying a used car. You don’t just drive it off the lot and hope for the best. You test the headlights, check the mirrors, and make sure all the buttons work before you call the job complete. If you’re working with a qualified vendor, they’ll usually walk through these checks with you before considering the project finished. And if something doesn’t look right, it’s much easier to address it immediately rather than discovering it weeks later.
To read my full article with all 18 answers, please click here https://callthatgirl.biz/how-to-leave-godaddy-for-microsoft-365-without-losing-email-data-or-users
Reminder: I am not a paid partner of either company GoDaddy or Microsoft btw. I’ve been working in IT for 30 years and have owned my own business since 2007. I’m a Microsoft Outlook Expert/365 Consultant and recently awarded MVP from Microsoft. I’m just telling you what I know based on my 19 years of experience supporting clients with email, Hosted Exchange, Exchange online and Microsoft 365 and of course, GoDaddy throughout the years. I have used AI for some of this article. I always tell my readers so they know they are not reading a long AI generated article. Enjoy and I hope this helps!
If you want to talk to my rep about transferring your GoDaddy acccount to Microsoft, or need my help with your transition, please use the form below. A 10-min consult with me will help give you more information before you start your journey.
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