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The daily dropped domains list seems to be going over pretty well. After two short days, 75% of the domains posted have been registered. I think it's a good method for encouraging repeat visitors. A lot of visitors ask me why I do this for free. The simple truth is that I also buy domains
The following list of domain names will be dropping over the next 3 days. I isolated these domains as possible back order candidates during my normal keyword research routine. I chose these names based off the keyword search volume on the the terms that are included in the domains.
The keyword search volume on these terms
The Domain Roundtable Conference, coming up June 14-17 in Washington D.C., has announced the agenda for the first major domain show in the Nation's Capital. Roundtable will take advantage of the Washington location to call in experts who can fill domainers in on potential legislative threats to their rights.
A practical guide to profiting from expired domain names in 2009.
Because of the economy and faltering parking revenue, you should expect to see more domain names expiring and dropping in 2009 and 2010. Most of these added drops will be of low or mediocre quality, but some of them will be worth backordering.
To new
Respondent doesn't respond but still wins case.
You know you brought a UDRP arbitration case in bad faith when the respondent doesn't bother to respond and you still win lose. That's what happened with the generic domain name Decimal.com.
Radiation therapy company .decimal, Inc., which uses the domain name dotdecimal.com, waged the complaint agai...
Price increases $100 tomorrow.
If you've been thinking about going to the 2009 GeoDomain Expo, today's the day to register. The price increases from $595 today to $695 tomorrow. The conference will be April 23-25 in San Diego.
If you're on the fence about this conference, I recommend jumping in. Last year's conference in...
A look back at the past month in domain names.
Here are the top 5 stories on Domain Name Wire for March 2009, ranked in order of views.
1. Toys.com Loses Google Ranking - thanks in part to getting on the front page of Digg, this story about Toys.com losing its ranking on Google received more visits
I just confirmed this a few minutes ago with CEO, Larry Kutscher.
Not all of their customers had been affected, but it appears that some of their systems had suffered?service disruptions as a result of a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack. For those that don't know, this type of attack floods systems with traffic from
Here is a hand picked PendingDelete domain name drop list for today (4-3-2009). Many of these you should be able to "hand register" during the drop today that starts at 1 pm Central Time.
Included in the list (number next to the domain) is the Drop Order of the specific domain name. About 500-600 domain names
So many times I have seen bloggers exchange a war of words and so many times it is so unnecessary and can even be negative for the domain industry.
However, I believe I should decisive settle a few scores and put some things at rest. It seems like in this industry people have an overwhelming appetite
This is cross between a Twitter update and a blog post. A little bit longer than 140 characters, and a little bit shorter than a typical blog post.
Today I am working on building Newburyport.com from the ground up using the same platform my developer built for Lowell.com and Burbank.com. Launch is imminent - hopefully by
Related posts:Lowell Pro...
I want to follow up on a recent post I made. Based on all of the comments and responses, I am going to publish my Geodomain information as a series on my blog. I think Jon and Dimester's comments about reading others' feedback on my posts is very important, as there are a lot of
Related posts:GeoDomain Expo Agenda Posted The preliminary 2009 Geo...
Morning Folks!! Let's start Part 2 where Part 1 left off. "One new solution by any of these companies has the power to disrupt the entire sector. It could put companies out of business virtually overnight. The market is fragile and no sponsor could afford a mass movement of traffic and survive." Why is this important? Because it is very likely to h...
According to TechCrunch, Google is in talks to buy Twitter.
Google would pay more than $250 million for Twitter, in stock or cash or a combination of both.
TechCrunch's article by Michael Arrington,? said the two companies are also considering working together on a Google real time search engine.
TechCrunch was the first to report the rumor that...
According to reports .eu has more than? 3 million registrations.
The number of .eu domains increased by 2 percent during the first quarter of 2009.
.Eu is the fifth most popular country code top-level domain worldwide, after .cn, .de, .uk and .nl, and the ninth most popular top level domain name.
Intuit Is First Marketer to Have Its Tweets Streamed Across AdSense NetworkWhen a user clicks on an ad from Google, it takes them to TurboTax's Twitter page.NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Twitter may still be tweaking its own business model, but Google has found a way to use the popular microblogging service to sell ads.The search giant has started offeri...
Make $15K a month from AdSense. So easy a caveman can do it. DotMobi, DotTel compatible! Serious domainers only. Tip your (black) hat.
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We would really like to thank those that took time and money and effort to come out and support Domain Madness auciton in the King Pin Suite at the Palms. A great time was had by all we hope. It was an experiment that became a conference!
We are still working on the final and official
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Over the last several months we've been building up www.StudentLoanCenter.com a domain name we acquired from NameJet last year. The plan is to display offers ranging from credit cards to college loans and more. We're using www.cj.com (Commission Junction) to load up offers, but it's been a challenge finding quality offers.n
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The name itself, get...
Everyone knows about Results.com going for $500,000 via Sedo. But there continue to be interesting sales at all price levels. Some recent four figure +?sales?include …
CountryMusic.biz - $2800 at Sedo
Agua.info (water is Spanish)?- $8300 at Afternic
Trading.info - $10,476 at Sedo
Sport.US - $5101 at Sedo auction
VegasSlotCasino.info - $6022 ...
My Wordpress Minisites and other Minisite types seemed to of fared rather well during this weeks Google Pagerank Update.
Overall the Pagerank results are definitely more positive than negative and with this I have seen an increase in traffic for targeted keywords to many of my minisites. Here are several that came out looking good:
Branson Mo
Misso...
Yesterday I was debating selling a domain name for $3 on twitter or giving it away. Before I gave it away I went on google and searched the domain and I saw that someone had developed a website on the .info.
The domain was on about a new tv show and could have been a?good domain
Related posts:Let Me Sell Your Domain Names I'm going to be offerin...
Here is my down and dirty 3 month plan for building traffic to a new website. Of course, these are just general things as every niche will be different and you will want to devote more time to certain websites than to others but generally speaking here is a great action plan for building traffic
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