Today: Free for-sale landing pages with Buy Now, Escrow.com, PayPal integration, & more! / Small town changes it’s domain(s) and extension(s) for security reasons / Bots invading Facebook domain groups in large numbers and More…
Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:
Free for-sale landing pages with Buy Now, Escrow.com, PayPal integration, & more! – Wow! Have you seen this yet? If not, you should definitely take a look to see if it’s something that can make your life easier. It’s amazing that NamePros can offer such great features for free that other platforms charge an arm and a leg for. So, what are you waiting for? Go take a look at all the features available and coming soon that you can benefit from.
Small town changes it’s domain(s) and extension(s) for security reasons – Have you ever seen a small town or municipality change all their domain names and extensions like this before? Evidently, more local governments are making the shift to the .gov domain extension for added security and transparency. Take a look.
Bots invading Facebook domain groups in large numbers – Is there a hostile take-over by bots happening over on the FaceBook platform? It does seem like there is an influx of bot activity. What say you? How is it affecting your engagement on the platform in relation to the domain industry?
$75 LOGO CONTEST – Do you have some hidden artistic skills? What about some design and branding experience? If so, this could be an opportunity at some fast cash in your wallet. Enter a design in the contest for a change at some reinvestment cash.
Google Domains Migration to SquareSpace Complete – Did you have any domain names sitting at Google Domains during the migration period? If you, you should be receiving an email any day now letting you know that the migration has finally finished. What is you opinion about the migration and how is the new domain management panel compared to the old one?
How to find the registrars that carry a particular TLD… – Do you have a trick or special technique to identify where a specific domain name can be registered that most registers do not offer? Take a look at what’s being said so far and share your own strategy.
