I admit, I had no idea until I found out today and never tried this since the terms of each $1.18 coupon state that it won’t work for renewals and transfers. Well, it turns out these coupons sometimes do work for transfers as well.
Posted on 03 January 2012 by BillionDollarMedia
I admit, I had no idea until I found out today and never tried this since the terms of each $1.18 coupon state that it won’t work for renewals and transfers. Well, it turns out these coupons sometimes do work for transfers as well.
Posted on 02 December 2011 by BillionDollarMedia
Adam from DNForum.com owns DNF.com, Andrew from DomainNameWire.com owns DNW.com and Adam + Frank from DomainNameNews.com own DNN.com. In all 3 cases, the LLL.com domain redirects to their main site.
Posted on 18 November 2011 by BillionDollarMedia
… unless, of course, there is a better coupon available for the TLD you have in mind. The great thing about the 30% off coupon is that there’s pretty much always one you can use (ok, sometimes it’ll be 25% off, sometimes 33% or 35% but the bottom line is that you can always receive a discount of approximately 30%) and that it works for lots of TLDs.
Posted on 17 November 2011 by BillionDollarMedia
After writing THIS blog post and THIS blog post, I ended up realizing that one of the most important questions we need to analyze is the one I’m asking through the title of this post, an issue raised by Mark Jeftovic which deserves our attention IMO.
Posted on 16 November 2011 by BillionDollarMedia
After I explained why turning domains into businesses with actual products is not a scalable approach (it can work for a few domains but not for large portfolios), Mark Jeftovic left an interesting comment but one I disagree with. Through this post, I will explain why.
Posted on 16 May 2011 by BillionDollarMedia
One of the world’s most popular music-related events, Eurovision, uses a dot tv domain for its official website. Quite a few companies seem to like this TLD and in my opinion, after Verisign removed the premium pricing structure back in March 2010, .tv is a very good option for domainers as well. I own several quality .tv domains, Mike Berkens owns a bunch and the list could go on and on. If you’re interested in .tv, you need to understand one thing:
Posted on 24 November 2010 by BillionDollarMedia
It always amused me when I saw people who commented on forums about how they were “professional investors” because they bought non-typo domains strictly based on revenue from type-in traffic. I pictured them sitting on a chair in front of a desk and staring at a bunch of revenue statistics CONVINCED that what they were doing made perfect sense… but it was just a case of grown men playing pretend!
Posted on 12 November 2010 by BillionDollarMedia
Nobody can deny the fact that as far as most countries are concerned, their ccTLD tends to be the #1 choice for local businesses but does this mean that investing in ccTLDs is worth it? In my opinion, ccTLDs as an investment are not a great choice for the average domainer and here’s why:
Posted on 27 October 2010 by BillionDollarMedia
Most people are in a “let’s wait and see” mode when it comes to new TLDs and it’s an attitude I don’t understand. As far as I’m concerned, the effects of new TLDs are fairly predictable, not exactly rocket science. If you want to find out how I think new TLDs will affect dot coms and the other extensions, read on:
Posted on 14 October 2010 by BillionDollarMedia
I’ve received quite a few requests to offer “white hat SEO” advice and before publishing a series of “SEO Tips for Domainers” posts on DomainingTips.com, I thought I’d make one thing perfectly clear: there’s no such thing as “white hat SEO”, it’s an oxymoron. If you’ve paid for as little as one link, then I’m sorry but your hat is no longer white and here’s why:
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