By: RH Flippa announced on their blog that they would be offering their first ever Cyber Monday sale. Starting at 8 am Eastern time, all new listings would be half off and cost $14 instead of the usual $29. The fine print: all listings paid for between 8am EST and 10pm PST on Monday, November […]
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BetterTravelGuide.com sells for $80,000 on Flippa
By: RH The website BetterTravelGuide.com sold for $80,000 on Flippa. The sales pitch went like this: Better Travel Guide – $40K in 7 Months – ZERO Work ! – 2 Million Uniques/Month. These types of headlines that there is no work to make $40,000 in less than a year always make you wonder. Of course […]
Continue ReadingWhy Black Friday Is Overrated and Cyber Monday Rules
By: RH Nations Position put together this piece on Black Friday vs Cyber Monday. Did you know that Cyber Monday sales in 2011 accounted for $1.25 Billion in one day alone, while Thanksgiving and Black Friday combined to generate $1.3 Billion? And Cyber Monday sales were up 33% last year from the previous year. All […]
Continue ReadingAccommodation.net sells for $25,100 on Flippa
By: RH The auction for Accommodation.net just closed a few hours ago on Flippa. The domain was listed for a second time and closed at $25,100. The 15 year old domain had 10 bids and was listed with a reserve price that was lower than the previous auction. Accommodation.com and .Co.uk was purchased by Pixel […]
Continue ReadingTwitter giving away $1million in advertising credits
By: RH Twitter is giving away free advertising credits to US small businesses. On their blog they posted: Since we launched Twitter Ads for small business in February, thousands of U.S. business owners have used Twitter advertising to quickly gain new followers, reach new customers and drive more traffic. In support of the Shop Small […]
Continue ReadingThanksgiving by the Numbers
By: RH First off a very Happy Thanksgiving to all our readers in the US on this Thanksgiving Day. Thank you for being a reader and commenting. Have a great day. Below is a look at Thanksgiving by the numbers. Courtesy of History.com and Column Five
Continue ReadingSEO Link Building Q&A with an Ex-Google Webspam Team Member
By: RH Search Engine Journal did an interview with a gentleman who used to work for the Google Webspam team that is run by Matt Cutts. The interview gives a pretty good look into what Google considers spam, how to fix your site if its been demoted by Google, and what things to avoid. The […]
Continue ReadingSedo and Afternic Weekly Sales Report Led by JobCentre.co.uk
By: RH Sedo and Afternic Weekly Sales Report The .com extension was shut out from the top two spots as a co.uk and a .net took the top two spots. The top sale this week was JobCentre.co.uk at $27,500. Registered in 1996. Another nice .co.uk sale in front of the possibility of Nominet approving .uk […]
Continue ReadingShouldn’t Sales Commissions Be Coming Down ?
By: RH We see more and more partnerships between Aftermarket sites and Registrars. On September 26 Sedo announced they were expanding their partnership with Go Daddy. They wrote in their press release, "Go Daddy customers will now be able to purchase previously owned premium domains names Sedo users have listed as “Make Offer.” Previously, only […]
Continue ReadingQuick Chat with Jacob Fedosky – Vessio
By: RH Quick Chat with Jacob Fedosky, Director of Domain Development – Vessio Many know Jake from his first blog DotJake.com and his second blog JacobFedosky.com. He is now the Director of domain development at Vessio.com. 1) Please tell us a little about Vessio ? Vessio provides website development, design, and open source application services […]
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