Welcome to our five part series “Women in Domaining” The domaining industry is a predominantly male industry, from those running registrars to secondary exchanges, to individuals in the spotlight. We wanted to do a story on women in the industry and let them tell their story in their own words. We have reached out to […]
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Copyblogger: “10 Steps to a Secure WordPress Website”
By: RH Jerod Morris wrote an article on WordPress security that is an important read for anyone developing their websites on the WordPress platform. Jerod wrote: Every day, some scary report about a major site being hacked or a sensitive database being compromised hits the web … and freaks everyone out. Last week, in preparation […]
Continue ReadingEn.org and iL.org are renewed, can the system be tweaked ?
By: RH Two 17 year old LL.org domains hit the expiring auctions at Go Daddy so far this month. En.org closed at $21,856 and iL.org had just started and was bid over $2000 in the first few hours. Now of course these are great domains and with the way the system works who knows what […]
Continue ReadingWhat is the future for a domainer ?
By: RH What is the future of a domainer ? For many years the domain industry has been a low barrier to entry market with minimal start up costs. You could register a few domains, park them, maybe make a few quick flips turning $7 into $100 or more. Parking may have provided you with […]
Continue ReadingHere we go again, another 17 year old LL.org hitting Go Daddy Auctions
By: RH Back on September 5th we were the first to alert you to the expiring auction of EN.org. The 17 year old domain went for $21,856 on Go Daddy Auctions. Now we have another 17 year old, two letter .org on Go Daddy Auctions. iL.org is expired and already at $2000 in the first […]
Continue ReadingAn illustrated look at the .uk extension
By: RH A look at the .uk extension I like these types of infographics on extensions, they are a quick snapshot of all the stats you might want or need to refer to for a project, blog post or while having a conversation. Siteopia.com has put one out on the .uk extension and they did […]
Continue ReadingCnet reports on a scandal at Wikipedia
By: RH What's up with Wikipedia ? Cnet reported that there is some conflicts of interest taking place on Wikipedia. Being one of the most popular sites on the net with a ton of monthly traffic there have always been those who try to use it for their advantage. From the article: It began this […]
Continue ReadingName.com thanks everyone who voted for them
By: RH Name.com special $7.99 .com/net registrations. Name.com came in second in the LifeHacker best registrar poll and is offering $7.99 .com/.net registrations. From their blog: What makes us so proud is that we didn't need to offer you any discounts, or promise any kickbacks in return, you simply voted. Nearly 5000 of you took […]
Continue ReadingSedo adds Name.com to its MLS
By: RH Name.com to join the Sedo MLS Name.com (an advertiser here) had already been mentioned on the website for a few weeks. We had a few comment or email on our guide to where you can sell your domains Today it becomes official as Sedo put out the following release: Sedo, the world’s largest […]
Continue ReadingWhy did NewOne.org sell for $30,000 ? Because it was a website, that and some more interesting sales
By: RH Interesting sales from this week’s Sedo and Afternic sales reports. The first name that stands out is NewOne.org, people are leaving comments about how did this name sell for $30,000 ? Because according to Alexa its traffic rank is 2309 on the entire Internet. This looks like this was a website sale and […]
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