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Happy Holidays - First 10 replies get half price T.R.A.F.F.I.C. ticketsRickLatona.com December 22, 2009 | Comments Off
On behalf of my entire team and associated companies, I would like to wish all of you a sincere happy holidays. 2009 has been a tough year for many so if you are still around, relax and enjoy the time with your friends and family. As a token of our appreciation, we would like to offer the [...]... -
See Avatar 2, Starring.. Yours Truly!Conceptualist.com, By Sahar Sarid December 22, 2009 | Comments Off
I was surprised too. Read the rest of the scoop here. ... -
Interesting Oversee.net StatisticElliot December 22, 2009 | Comments Off
I came across Information.com today, which uses the default Domain Sponsor landing page. There are some domain names that resolve to http://searchportal.information.com/?domainname=XYZDomain, and many of them seem to use the default landing page. I am not exactly sure why domain names are forwarded... -
37 Expired Domainsadmin December 22, 2009 | Comments Off
The following 37 domain names are expired and available to register at the time of writing this. All names are linked to the Godaddy buy screen for quick access. LoseGames.com HuntClass.com Vectorised.com HashFlash.com LoosePacking.com AdhesiveForce.com EvolutionStart.com NightSoldier.com FairMeetin... -
BestPennyStocks.com Sells for 2 Million PenniesAndrew Allemann December 22, 2009 | Comments Off
Investment domain name sells for a whole lotta pennies. NameMedia, which sells domain names through its BuyDomains web site and Afternic DLS platform, has sold the domain name BestPennyStocks.com for 2 million pennies. That’s $20,000. The domain name was one of 394 domain names the company... -
Meet Investor Jon Waterman - Test Track AngelRickLatona.com December 22, 2009 | Comments Off
By now, most of you should know about our Test Track at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. shows. It’s an event where entrepreneurs submit real businesses to a panel of real investors. This isn’t just a “pitch” and what follows aren’t only opinions. These are real deals that are being cut,... -
Four Conferences In Four Weeks – Which Are You Attending?Domain Name News, Domaining Tips and Tricks by ChefPatrick.com December 22, 2009 | Comments Off
I will be attending four conferences within a four week period of time in January/February. Thankfully I won’t be alone, I’m bringing my friend Morgan Linton of Domainvestors.tv to film everything. Affiliate Summit – Las Vegas, Nevada – January 17-19 2010 This is the largest ... -
Problem with Wordpress UpgradeElliot December 22, 2009 | Comments Off
I think about 50% of my websites are built on the Wordpress platform, while I use Dreamweaver for the others. I am not a programmer, and at best, I am a novice developer, so I like Wordpress because it’s easy to operate. One of the best aspects of Wordpress can also be one of the most frustrat... -
Quick Tip: Getting Direct AdvertisersElliot December 22, 2009 | Comments Off
As you know, getting companies to place advertisements directly on your website without using a middleman is the most advantageous for you. You can earn more money and establish a personal relationship with your advertisers, something both parties will benefit from. It’s often tedious to get ... -
Paris Sues Paris.org Owner in French CourtAndrew Allemann December 22, 2009 | Comments Off
French cyberbullies step up attack. Ville de Paris — the City of Paris — is continuing its multi-prong attack on domain name owners by filing a lawsuit against the owner of Paris.org, this time in French Court. The owner has had the domain name since 1995. The move to Paris is anothe... -
Russians Not Keen on IDN Top Level DomainAndrew Allemann December 22, 2009 | Comments Off
Story shines light on fears of IDNs, but it’s really an issue of ccTLDs. The reaction was swift and positive — finally, after years of typing in Latin-based top level domains, people who use different character sets would soon be able to type in new top level domain names in their own a... -
New Site Category & Template Image Selection ToolWhyPark.com December 22, 2009 | Comments Off
One of the many benefits to the Parked.com acquisition is access to greater amounts of keyword and domain analysis that we didn't previously have. Parked.com does a great job at determining what a domain is about and categorizing the domain with a very specific template. Since the acquisition, we've... -
WIPO Says A Parked Page “Is NOT A Legitimate Or Bona Fide Use” In Taking Away A Generic Domain SaveChildren.com AwayMHB December 22, 2009 | Comments Off
In a WIPO decision released today, a sole panelist Harrie R. Samaras, awarded a generic domain name, savechildren.com to the charitable organization, Save the Children. The complainant of course holds a federal trademark for “save the children” but does not hold any mark for “Save ... -
On CUPID! – .org domains for $6.99kellie December 21, 2009 | Comments Off
8 Tiny Domain Deals proves that Name.com loves .org! We’re offering them for just $6.99 from midnight to midnight GMT-7. Many people think .org is just for non-profits, but that’s simply not true. Anyone can register a .org and use it for any purpose. ... -
Bido: Vote For Real ProfitsConceptualist.com, By Sahar Sarid December 21, 2009 | Comments Off
Quick post before I call it a day, a picture worth a thousand words, and in the case below, $4.52 to those who voted the domain in. This is one domain, and these things add up. It is quite obvious: the earlier you vote, the more you make. (Click to enlarge) Have a good night, Sahar ... -
You Know Of A Rags To Riches Domain Story? The TLC Network’s New TV Show Accidental Fortune Is ListeningMHB December 21, 2009 | Comments Off
A new TLC show, Accidental Fortune is looking for a real rags to riches domain name story for its show. According to a producer for the show, they are looking for a story where someone sold a domain name (or site), for six figures or more in which the owner had a minimal cost. They do not want a s... -
The Sky is Bright for Domain Owners Who Diversified - Part 2Domain Name Journal - The Domain Industry Trade Magazine at DNJournal.com December 21, 2009 | Comments Off
My last Lowdown post on Friday was about 4 domain owners who are taking control of their own destinies with domain development projects. Those 4 represent just a handful of domain investors who are going down the same path. Still another example just arrived on my door step today.... -
10 Reasons It Doesn’t Pay To Be “The Computer Guy” and Why It’s Better To Pretend You Don’t Know Anything About ComputersSammy Ashouri December 21, 2009 | Comments Off
Just had to share these. Way too awesome not to be posted up on absolutely every single type of medium I control: Why It’s Better To Pretend You Don’t Know Anything About Computers 10 Reasons It Doesn’t Pay To Be “The Computer Guy” I already know of a handful of my blog readers tha... -
Overnight Twitter Becomes Profitable, Thanks To Google & BingMHB December 21, 2009 | Comments Off
According to a report by Bloomberg News, Twitter will make about $25 million from search deals it announced in October, with Google Inc. and Bing. The report goes on to say that the revenue generated from Google and Bing, will be enough to push Twitter into profitability. “”An agreement ... -
Life in the Fast Lane: Rick Latona Got a Late Start But He’s Quickly Closing In on the CompetitionDomain Name Journal - The Domain Industry Trade Magazine at DNJournal.com December 21, 2009 | Comments Off
The new December Cover Story is out at DNJournal.com. This exclusive profile of a man who seems to be EVERYWHERE these days - Rick Latona - details how the 37-year-old serial entrepreneur has managed to turn the old order upside down, even though he didn't enter the domain business full time until 2... -
Confessions of a Thick-Skinned BloggerAndrew Allemann December 21, 2009 | Comments Off
Cheap shots — I’ve had my share. Well, moderately thick-skinned, anyway. When I started writing Domain Name Wire in early 2005, I was just getting my feet wet in the world of instantaneous, anonymous, public feedback. As any blogger will tell you, it isn’t always pretty. You ha...




