Should you sell your domain
| by Sean Stafford | April 28, 2009 |
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As the value of good generic names keeps increasing, there is very little reason to sell your domains names at this stage at the game. Yet, people do. You would do well to learn one thing concerning the domain name market very early: PATIENCE. If you are eager to spend money then there will be sharks salivating and lining up, happy to take it from you. The point is, that you don't want to spend money just to spend it, you need to make sure the buys you are making are quality buys. |
Knowing The Difference Between A "Bad" Web Hosting Company & A "Good" Web Hosting Company
| by Amy Armitage | April 27, 2009 | |
Since a web host is actually the company that will store your website on its servers (to "serve" it up to the Internet), one of the primary considerations is making sure that the server is fast. Of similar importance is ensuring that the server works well enough, and has enough backup equipment, to keep your site's "uptime" well over 99%. Companies that can guarantee these things are good candidates for your site, while ones that cannot have to go into the "bad" category. |
Domain Name Appraisal Services and Domain Name Values
| by Bill Hartzer | April 23, 2009 | |
Now, Leapfish has brought back a popular feature of their site, their domain name appraisal service. Type a domain name into their search engine and they will attempt to put a dollar figure on it, telling you how much it's worth. |
Green Initiatives and Energy Conservation in a Modern Atlanta Datacenter
| by Jeff Hinkle | April 23, 2009 |
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The "Green Initiative" is not just a focus at datacenters around the country - it is THE focus, with energy efficiency being the central element from which most conservation strategy stems from. Power needs of the modern datacenter are ever-increasing as is the skyrocketing cost of energy, so finding ways to cut operating costs becomes an obvious priority. The environmental aspects of improving energy efficiency started out as a welcome, but secondary, benefit after the priority of reducing datacenter overhead. |
Buying expired domains for PR, does it still work?
| by Gagan Kainth | April 22, 2009 |
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I've done some experiments over the past few months about expiring domains with PR to see if it is worth your time to catch these expired and deleted domains. |
A new domaining tools website
| by Barry Goggin | April 21, 2009 | |
The type-in traffic finder uses the Google AdWords keyword tool to find potential domain names and then checks to see if they are registered for any keyword you enter. Domain names that are not registered are highlighted in green. It is certainly nice to have 2 in 1 tools like this which saves you copying potential domain names from the AdWords tool to a registrar. |
4.5 Reasons Why Domaining Sucks (and How Not To Fail As a Domainer)
| by Brad Spencer | April 15, 2009 |
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Who are these domainers out there who are successfully investing in domain names? And what are they doing that makes Domaining Not Suck So Bad? And why do they have a Ferrari and all the newbie domainers are driving a Moped? |
The Basics of Domain Investing
| by The Shark Investor | April 14, 2009 |
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While thousands of bloggers and forums pollute the Web with "make money online", there are people who actually make a lot of it without spreading affiliate checks on blogs. Such people don't even have blogs. They don't work online to make money, they invest in the web for profits that most people will never see. |
Best expired domain auction VS worst expired domain auction
| by Pavol Sipos | April 13, 2009 |
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SnapNames has best ratio price /domain quality but no further information given. Let's change that and see what precious domain jewels they really offer :) |
Ugly websites can make more money
| by Barry Goggin | April 08, 2009 | |
Often when people are developing websites, they want the best design and layout and it is a natural impulse to develop the nicest looking website possible. Interestingly though, the prettiest websites do not always make the most money. |
