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RT @tweetmeme Carsonified ? 9 Ways to Take Your Site from One to One Million Users http://retwt.me/BuLH – Thanks Owen! #
@KhalidsLife I hate it when that happens. in reply to KhalidsLife #
1 low bid on asbestosisclaim and asbestosisclaims.com via ebay – no reserve, so now they have to sell! Auction: http://tinyurl.com/ycchozs #
Anyone k...
The T.R.A.F.F.I.C. conference is returning to New York October 26-29. At last year's NYC show, the economy had just entered a severe recession that continues today. We interviewed conference co-founders Rick Schwartz & Howard Neu to see how they have tailored the upcoming show to help domainers deal with the current landscape.
That's right, Google has run out of companies to acquire so they are buying themselves, lol. This comic strip was inspired by an article I read on DomainGang.com. If you have not had a chance to check out DomainingGang.com, then do so. Theo has created a domain news parody site that is extremely funny.
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With millions upon millions of domain names registered, I always ask myself how good each of these domain names could be. I figure that less than 5% or 10% of domain names registered could make a decent website. That brings me to the question - what are these people who register 90% to 95% percent
This post isn't about domain names or the Internet business, but I wanted to let you know about a great wine tasting experience I just had if you happen to live in the New York, Connecticut or surrounding areas.
Yesterday started like most other days for me with a dog walk and some business-related work. I
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This one comes from a longtime URL-sufferer but first time URL-spotter, Gene Daly. This billboard was part of a Google recruiting campaign for engineers. My head hurt just typing this into the post subject line, much less, trying to figure out the URL. Maybe I would've had a chance back in high-school, when my math skills were in there prime.
I swear Peter Askew has too much time on his hands. This is his 34th submission. As he put it, "it's long but ain't half-bad." Yes, he was referring to the URL.
Bob Kahns, another longtime URL-aholic but first time "official" URL-spotter, sent this one in. He says, "Of course the w's and no leading caps hurt this one, but otherwise, a good use of unused real estate perhaps?" Agreed, Bob. Had they just used Leading Caps and dropped the dubs, this URL would've been a shoe-in.
Mr. Askew checks in again with this sporty URL. Nice integration of the ESPN logo and local customization, although methinks the "Log on to..." call to action is a bit dated. All in all, this URL's got its game-face on.
This one comes courtesy of Kurt Basham. As he observed, "Not only is it incredibly lengthy, it is in all lower case. And in a funky Gothic-y font." This URL is definitely old-school. I'm surprised he's not driving an Oldsmobile.
This just in via @sfallows on Twitter. (Reminder: you can tweet the URLs you spot to @GoodURLBadURL and I'll post 'em.) I won't call this one out for being too loooooong -- it is only 4 words after all. But the alllowercase and single font make it tough to decipher. As the Cherokee Kid might've said, "I know you don't want to go to heaven sober, so...
Here's one submitted by Olivia McKinsey thru the GUBU Facebook Page. Sometimes I feel really bad for small businesses trying to make it on the world wide web. I can just picture how this one went down... "Sunnovagun, if one more person walks in asks me if we have a website!"
And here's one more submitted by LivURLlicious via Facebook. This is definitely a Slurl. Wonder if the parishioners knew what kind of transfiguration they were in for when they joined this Church?
I?ve spent the last 9 days in Quebec meeting with clients in Montreal and the surrounding area. I got to bring my family along as well which is always nice. My daughter gets a week off during October. I never got a week off during October.
Quebec is really a gem of a province.
Morning Folks!! I bought domains because I was not smart enough or talented enough to get search engine traffic. Ignorance is a great thing sometimes! I bought domains because I did not want to spend a LIFETIME spamming search engines with misleading CRAP to get traffic. I bought domains because that was a non ending stream of traffic that could ac...
We often, cite and generally ridicule large company's that just don't get the domain space.
So we have to give props when we find companies that "Get It",? as we say in the domain world.
Take the case of 1800contacts.com.
Of course they own the other possible typos of 1-800Contacts.com, 800Contacts.com, 1800Contact.com and 1-800Contacts.com,? but w...
I would spoil the ending if I told you too much about the short video below, so watch it and behold the power of the web.
From the mailbag...."Between you and me I think domains as an investment vehicle are worthless. The reason is that if they were, the fat cats on Wall Street would never let us own them. And should they have missed the bet, they can always yield their power to take them. Chance are if that hasn't happened in the last ten years it won't.but...If you ...
"There is nothing wrong with change, if it is in the right direction." ~~Winston ChurchillToday, inspired by yesterday's post "To Spite All the Best Advice In The World, Most Domainers (like the mainstream) Will Never Change," (which was inspired by Elliot's post featuring advice from the top domainers)-- Part one of a two part Guest Post from one...
I want to let you know about a new non profit enterprise named Pinups for Purpose. Currently they are working on a 2010 calendar project. This elegant and playful calendar features local breast cancer survivors in fun retro-style pinup photographs. Yep, a dear friend of mine one of them! And I'm asking for your support. Their goal is to raise $30,0...
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