NameBee.com - May 10, 2009 Posts

Expired Domain Names for May 10th

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The expired domain names below dropped on May 10th and were available for registration at the time of this post. If you're looking to develop a site based off a popular search term, the following have the highest monthly Google search volume: IrsTax.net 9,900, NapePiercing.com 5,400, SprayPainting.net 5,400, SegregatedSchools.com 2,900, HempPaper.n...

Bill Eisenmann 1102 days ago

Available .info Domain Names

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The .info domain extension is a TLD intended for informational websites. The .info doman extension has no registration restrictions. The .info domain extension can be used by all individuals, businesses and organizations all over the world, for commercial and informational purposes. The versatility of the .info domain has made it a popular choice a...

Bill Eisenmann 1102 days ago

Comic Strip #34

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It's not the amount of domain names you own that matters, it's the QUALITY!!! Click on the image to enlarge. Here is a link to last week's comic strip in case you missed it. It was "Want to gain 16,000 followers in xx days?". Also, don't forget I'm giving away a Flip Ultra Camcorder.

ChefPatrick 1102 days ago

A Fail Proof Guide to Hiring Online

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Over the last 4 years I've been using freelancers, a lot. Hundreds of different projects with at least a few hundred different programmers, designers, writers, data entry guys etc. It didn't always go well, but I've learned from my mistakes and now finding good, reliable and affordable programmers, designers, content writers and data entry people i...

Domain Magnate 1103 days ago

Seeking Prime .US Domain Names

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I am looking to get my feet wet in the ccTLD marketplace. I have very limited knowledge about the space, but I am learning as much as I can. That said, I am interested in possibly acquiring some great .US domain names. I am not looking for long tail keywords but would like pricing and Related posts:Branding vs. Generic Domain Names With few exce...

Eilliot's Blog 1102 days ago

'Cybersquatting' crooks profit on marketers' brand names

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MarkMonitor is on the trail of evil domainers big time, according to a new report in USA Today.According to the article, "Shady marketers are using so-called cybersquatting to do their digital stealing. They drive people to a "squatted" site via e-mails or through paid search. Once they've led someone there, they hope to steal credit card informati...

The Frager Factor 1102 days ago

Domain Roundtable 2009 Discount Registration Ending Soon

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Domain Roundtable (DRT) 2009 is a little over a month away. The conference is in Washington, DC, June 14 - 17, 2009, at the centrally located Grand Hyatt. Laura Schmidt, Director of Corporate Events for Thought Convergence, is creating a exceptional event following the origins of DRT bringing together diverse interests. This year's show is...

DomainTools Blog 1102 days ago

.US - The United States Country Code

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Around the internet and?on the blogs I'm seeing comments about country code top level domains. It seems logical that as the internet becomes increasingly crowded, a system of logic and organization become even more important, more commonplace. That was the prospective intent of having domain extensions like .US, .info, .biz, etc. There is an intent...

PremiumDomains.biz 1102 days ago

Frank Schilling is busy working his ass off.. What are you doing?! Reading dozens of blogs...? LOL!

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I know for a fact that some of you spend hours per day reading dozens of blogs, each and every day, seven days a week... Without ever missing a single day or new blog post over here and dozens of other blogs too. You are looking for the secret to success. Just hoping that somebody shares it and spills the beans. Hoping to find it one day one way or...

WannaDevelop 1103 days ago

Thank you Rick Schwartz for making our lives so much easier

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Rick Schwartz has made everybody's life much easier... That is if you are involved one way or another in the domain industry. If it wasn't for Rick Schwartz, things would of sucked. Big time. The guy is a genius and one of the domain industry's top superstars. Since 2004 he has now organized 15 domain conferences. Not just any conferences but prett...