By: RH Domainers and developers tend to fall in love and then sometimes fall out of love with geo local domains. Some have said their websites were affected by the Google EMD update and others have stayed strong in the search engines. Shoppers are increasingly turning to the web, according to comScore's 5th Annual Local […]
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Is You Tube Just Another Bit Torrent Site ? One Journalist Thinks So
By: RH You Tube just another bit torrent site ? You Tube has redesigned their website again. They have made changes to the site that as usual many don't like. In writing about the redesign today, Mihaela Lica Butler from Search Engine Journal went down another road in discussing the video powerhouse. Butler wrote about […]
Continue ReadingMaybe Google Won’t Give Away Domains For Free
By: RH Today Google announced that they would no longer be offering their Google Apps for Business for free. There has been a lot of talk that Google may give domains away for free if they are successful securing a new tld string. Maybe with the announcement of Google Apps no longer being free the […]
Continue ReadingA Tale of Two NNNN.coms
By: RH There alway is a back and forth commentary on expired auctions vs public auctions. Not everyone can sell on NameJet but everyone can sell on Go Daddy. Go Daddy had an excellent case study on the topic this week. 4705.com was an expired auction and closed for $4005. 4701.com was a domain that […]
Continue ReadingColors and .Com
By: RH Colors and .com Colors are some of the most sought after domains, combos with a color and a noun or verb sell frequently for good prices. Color prefixed names that have sold this year include: RedKite.com $15,000 PinkCow.com $1505 GreenCup.com $1,111 RedViking.com $806 BlackFlamingo.com $206 We took a look at who owns the […]
Continue ReadingWhy do paid links violate Google’s guidelines while other ads don’t?
By: RH Matt Cutts talks about paid links Matt got a question from someone on why no paid links but Adsense and other networks are fine. Matt said Google has no problem with the advertising but not on the manipulation of search results. He went in to why people should always use "no follow" links. […]
Continue ReadingSedo and Afternic Weekly Sales Report Led by HotelsGuide.com
By: RH Sedo and Afternic Weekly Sales Chart HotelsGuide.com took the top spot selling for $60,000. The domain registered in 1997 is showing Sedo escrow. For those interested it looks like the .biz dropped and is available to hand reg. Sedo sold $1.7 million in domains for the week. Afternic sold $1.15 million in domains […]
Continue ReadingThe Text Message Turns 20
By: RH Yesterday was the 20th anniversary of the text. SMS is something we couldn’t imagine communications without. Below is the history of the SMS, as told by Twilio. Courtesy of Twilo
Continue ReadingFlippa makes listing process easier
By: RH Flippa put out a new press release today discussing their new listing process. Making it faster to list and getting sellers to answer the most sought after questions by potential buyers. Flippa.com Creates New Listing Process It’s now easier to sell websites to the biggest buyer audience in the world San Francisco, CA […]
Continue ReadingSwiss Geo Zermatt.com sells for $200,000
By: RH Zermatt.com sells for $200,000 on Flippa This was a website sale on Flippa and not just the domain. There is an interesting story about the domain in the comments. About the site: Zermatt.com is the premier website for Zermatt, Switzerland, the famous ski resort and home of the Matternhorn, crown jewel and singular […]
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