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Domain name Mules.com was recently submitted to Bido, with a $7,500.00 BidoPrice (got voted in by the Bido community in no time)
More about mules:
Wikipedia
What is a Mule?
The Natural Superiority of Mules (book)
Smart Mules
American Mule Association
Western Mule Magazine
Mules for sale
More Mules for sale
To submit your better domai...
Artdealer.com, which was on of 3 names that I highlighted as my best bets, took the honors as the largest sale at the snapnames/domainfest auction. A total of 35 domains
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The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. Though no 6-figure sales were reported this week there was a flood of solid 5-figure sales. In fact we had almost enough of those to fill TWO Top 20 charts. In addition to the ones that did make our weekly leader board, we logged 18 other sales above $10,000.
Today in the Lowdown at DNJournal.com: A case study in how to create goodwill for your business and drive traffic to your geodomaiin websites. Veteran domain investor/developer Rob Grant provides a successful template you can use for your own projects, but be ready to get involved in your community if you want to reap big benefits.
I somehow stumbled across a comic strip on music.us that shows a guy letting his .com domain name drop and instead using the alternative extension .music. Hmmm, I don't know, it would really depend on what the .com was.
My opinion on .music…I like it. I actually like the idea of extensions like .music and .movie
DNS.BE – the .be (Belgium) registry – today announced that last week they registered their 1,000,000th domain name.
The domain in question was boekee.be registered by Erwin Boekee who in turn was awarded 25 years of free registration by DNS.BE for his efforts.
DNS.BE ended the year 2009 on 978,000 domain name registrations marking a 14%...
Esa, the owner of estibot.com, just announced on his blog that he has finished writing his 40 page domain development guide, which you can download for free from his server.
Esa states that the ebook is a guide to "monetizing domain names through development" and covers both beginner and advanced strategies, keyword analysis, domain name selection,...
Back in November 2009 we featured an Australian dropcatching service – drop.com.au – that was ran by Dark Blue Sea (famous for Fabulous.com and FabulousDomains.com).
A past record purchase via drop.com.au was for the domain name printing.com.au for a AUD 9221.00, but a few days ago this record was broken as bids in the auction for the d...
Online domain broker releases updates today.
Based on community feedback, Sedo has introduced several improvements to its user interface.
First, users can log into their account from any page on Sedo. After a recent redesign, users had to click through to a secondary page to login. The new login form is an expanding box.
Second, Sedo
.Co domain name to go worldwide this year; Pool.com to manage sunrise and landrush auctions.
Anyone who attended one of the three domain name industry events so far this year has heard about the .co domain name launch. The domain's registry, .CO Internet S.A.S., has been aggressively getting its name out with a big marketing
Study says typosquatting money big. But there may be a conflict of interest.
A new study suggests that Google may earn $497 million a year from typosquatters targeting the 100,000 most popular .com sites on the web.
Although I question some of the logic in the report and its appendices, and it is tainted
A few snippets of interest came out of the 2009 earnings call for TCX. For the record, neither I, nor any company I'm associated with own any shares in TCX.
1. Revenue for the fourth quarter increased 6.1%
2. New registrations up more than 10%
3. For 2009 as a whole, domain service revenue grew almost 10% compared
I have been following the Candy.com website launch ever since the domain name sold for $3 Million USD (+ 2% royalties) to watch the category killer domain name climb the ranks in search engines. Since the domain was a parking page before being sold, I thought it would be interesting to watch the site climb
I wrote a popular post a couple of days ago asking people what recent domain acquisitions they made, and that post has received 71 comments as of this afternoon. Steve Morsa followed it up with an email suggesting another post asking readers to post some of their recent sales.
At first, I was a bit hesitant
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I am not someone who is interested in politics or discussing politics. In fact, I strongly dislike political conversations with polarizing topics – it's just not my thing. That being said, I came across President Obama's Twitter page this afternoon and saw something that I think is pretty ironic.
Just about all of the URLs that
Related pos...
TechCrunch wrote a post yesterday about a new mobile version of Facebook, that's going to be entitled Facebook Zero.
Apparently Facebook choose to use the URL zero.facebook.com (mobile phone uses only) and neglected to register Facebookzero.com which was quickly registered by someone in Beijing China after the TechCrunch story came out and is alrea...
Domainers traditionally complain about the lack of interest and knowledge of Fortune 500 companies in domain names.
According to a new report released today,? "The Conductor Research Q4/2009 Fortune 500 Report" Fortune 500 companies also "fail at search engine optimization, many still don't link paid-search keywords to SEO campaigns, although they ...
"How appropriate / ironic that the million dollar winner domain today was keyword "Poker"Two threads over at Elliot's Blog have generated massive interest and participation from the domain community.Stephen Douglas, who has been looking for progress for over a decade sees it in this thread. I see parking companies raking up a fortune without invest...
In the past two days I have had multiple deals come from multiple customer referrals. To me this is the best advertising you can possibly get, and I sell advertising. This also means as a business we continue to turn a corner into a phase of having both active feet on the street as well
Just added Drop.com.au to?my domaining mindmap after reading today's post by OzDomainer .?This is a domain space I've largely overlooked, so I thought I would spend a few minutes to see if I'm missing out on a lucrative market segment.
I started by looking at some of the recent .au sales listed on Drop.com.au…
carparts.com.au
$18,011
pri...
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