Posted on 10 November 2013 by Andrei
Am I the only one who would like to at least see a reserve range for all reserve auctions when taking a look at NameJet search results?
Implementing this should be a piece of cake and I’m 100% sure I’m not the only domainer who would like to see such a feature.
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Posted on 09 November 2013 by Andrei
First of all, I’d like to mention a $1.99 promotion I just saw over at GoDaddy which also has a charitable purpose, helping the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
To go to the promotion page, click HERE and if you end up taking advantage of their $1.99 + ICANN fee offer, I’d strongly recommend using the option GoDaddy gives you before paying, the option of rounding up and paying a little extra to help a good cause.
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Posted on 08 November 2013 by Andrei
A while ago, I wrote about the fact that I was kinda-sorta interested in taking the official Mensa IQ test to see if I qualify or not.
Well, even though I had to go through the trouble of being there in person (you can’t do it online, they only have an online “teaser” to give you a general idea as to what you should expect but the real test is offline, at least in my country), I ended up deciding to do it because I was genuinely curious.
Posted on 07 November 2013 by Andrei
Lots of people are following Twitter’s IPO and wondering whether or not we’re dealing with the second Internet bubble. My answer is a clear “NO”, for the simple reason that we can no longer simply refer to “the Internet” in a way which encompasses everything.
Some Internet companies are insanely profitable and more than justify their valuation, other companies… not so much 🙂
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Posted on 06 November 2013 by Andrei
When an end user contacts you, playing hard to get makes sense because it lets that person know you’re not eager to sell. But doing it when you are actively selling a domain (in other words, when you are pitching it to someone as opposed to being contacted by that person) doesn’t make as much sense.
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Posted on 05 November 2013 by Andrei
Yesterday, I explained that while great LLLL dot coms such as CVCVs are doing remarkably well, domainers should stay away from the lowest quality LLLLs (also known as “wholesale” LLLL dot coms) such as YQXZ.com.
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Posted on 04 November 2013 by Andrei
Certain types of LLLL dot coms have done remarkably well (CVCV dot coms, for example) and therefore, lots of domainers made the mistake of thinking that all LLLL dot coms have value.
Wrong.
First of all, let’s define the term “wholesale LLLL”.
Posted on 03 November 2013 by Andrei
Rick Schwartz published a post earlier today and while I agree 100% that you’re leaving money on the table when flipping, I’d like to explain that in some cases, that’s not necessarily a bad idea.
Posted on 02 November 2013 by Andrei
Managed to find 7 codes for you guys this week but I have no idea whether they work internationally or just for the US and Canada.
Didn’t use them myself, so I can’t guarantee they’ll work.
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Posted on 01 November 2013 by Andrei
Yesterday, I explained why focusing on quality as opposed to quantity is the best approach in 2013 and beyond.
I’ll take it even further and say that all domainers should watch at least an episode or two of Rick’s Restorations. It’s basically a show about a very passionate guy (Rick Dale) who restores vintage items and things like that for his customers.
