Mickaël Vigreux
Poste
Sales Manager
Biographie
Mickaël Vigreux leads the registrar network and gTLD key accounts, and is a speaker for réussir-en.fr (“Succeed with .fr”) at trade shows devoted to entrepreneurship. He is also Vice-Chair of the Admin working group at CENTR (2017-2021). Graduating with a master's degree from ICN Nancy (2005) and a Franco-Russian magistratura in management from MGIMO Moscow (2006), he joined Afnic in 2014 after working in retail and marketing at Procter&Gamble, Auchan, and Bouygues Telecom. Mickaël has written a book entitled (“Tout le monde peut trouver des clients sur Internet” (“Everyone can find clients on the Internet”) published by Vuibert (Albin Michel group) in January 2021.
Articles
“No” to abandoning domain names!
A .fr domain name is abandoned every minuteSummer’s here, ...
Calling all Registrars: .FR = greater profit margins!
I won’t repeat in this article the fact that the .fr TLD is the ...
Why some brands have withdrawn their brandTLD
It is always surprising to learn that certain brands have parted ways with the TLD they launched....
“And above all, don’t forget .FR!” - the new technique for beating rivals on search engines
You may already have noticed the new trend among advertisers: ...
Should the .brand TLD be used for your business emails?
A “.brand” TLD is a bonus in terms of image. But this is not the only advantage to be considered....
6 secrets on how to improve the renewal of domain names
Acquiring a new customer usually costs 5 times more than keeping one. In a mature market like domain...
A million good reasons for coming to the Afnic Forum...
Let's go back 2 years: the Afnic Forum had yet to exist. We had the "Registrar Day", a day specially...
Exclusive offer: 100% money back on your domain name*!
If you’re reading this, it means my message has got through. If it worked with you, it will work wit...
How to avoid getting your domain name stolen by email?
In early November, alerts from Registrar on the social networks and their own sites were repeated. T...
Stop selling domain names!
It may seem insane and out of place to say that, but I’m saying it all the same!...