P.tv was on auction at Sedo and only received a high bid of $15,500 and did not sell. The domain was registered on 3/18/2010 during the glitch that allowed many premium names to be regged for no premium. The registrant of P.tv got lucky with D.tv the same day he regged P.tv. Michael Berkens of […]
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When the new Gtlds come .travel,.name,.jobs should be hot, OH wait they are already available
There seems to be this logic from those with a horse in the new tld race, that you cannot look at the unsuccessful extensions of the past, because this time its different. Well jobs is a great keyword and so is travel, and even though there are some restrictions on these sponsored tlds, its not […]
Continue ReadingAd platform that turns still images into an ecommerce store front
Stipple launched an ad platform that turns still images into ecommerce storefronts. The platform allows consumers to mouse over any product in a tagged photograph in online magazines or publisher Web sites to reveal brand name, pricing and links to save or make purchases. Stipple CEO Rey Flemings refers to the platform as AdWords for […]
Continue ReadingGoDaddyCloseout picks 8/24
MontanaPhysicians.com 9 year old domain .org regged HawkIsland.com 9 year old domain. Looks to have a couple Geo references one in Lansing Michigan. GetLa.com 7 year old domain. Pronounceable and could be used for Get LA. Robka.com 7 year old domain. 5 letter .com pronounceable. .Net regged. At $5 so hurry if you want. RamBooks.com […]
Continue ReadingOne group that needs to think about .xxx cybersquatting CELEBRITIES
I was reading the .xxx cybersquatting piece on Domain Name Wire. Andrew mentioned who he thought should protect their brand and who did not have to worry about it. Kevin Murphy from Domain Incite mentioned in the comments, “another category you might want to mention is celebrities.” I agree with Kevin 100 % and I […]
Continue ReadingNew Tlds can be successful without unseating the King
CircleID published an article where it talked about a new TLD can compete with .com if its quality. TheDomains.com posted about it and you get the normal .com is king comment and a few posting not knowing what they are owning. .CO is a cctld you can call it a gTld but its not. If […]
Continue ReadingWill Domaining be affected by a “Post Pc world” ?
Good piece done by Dan Mosher on MediaPost about how mobile will reshape the net. How this will affect domain values should be a topic of interest for anyone new or old in the space. The World Wide Web turns 20 years old this month, and to that I say, "Happy Birthday WWW!" It was […]
Continue ReadingNetFirms $4.95 special
Netfirms.com is running a special til 8/31. Com/Net/Org/Us/Biz/Mobi/be/ca/info $4.95 with one year of free privacy. The link you want to use is http://www.netfirms.com/domain-names/domain-deal?LinkName=No_Name If you type in www.netfirms.com and put in a domain its $7.99 so use the link. (NO ITS NOT A REFERRAL LINK) I did not have an account so I just opened […]
Continue ReadingWall St Journal on “Super Cookies”
Major websites such as MSN.com and Hulu.com have been tracking people's online activities using powerful new methods that are almost impossible for computer users to detect, new research shows. The new techniques, which are legal, reach beyond the traditional "cookie," a small file that websites routinely install on users' computers to help track their activities […]
Continue ReadingGoogle changing search with expanded organic sitelinks
Google has introduced expanded organic sitelinks. So search for domaining.com for example: Now this is not under every search but it seems if the site is well known, you get these expanded organic listings. If this becomes the norm its going to get interesting.
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