Domain Madness Final Hours
Posted by Elliot in DnExpose on 31-03-2009
- Domain Roundtable Final Auction List Released Final Domain Auction List After much hoopla, the final Domain...
- Domain Madness Auction Kicks Off Bidding opens today for the Domain Madness auction, organized by...
- Live Auction Madness! Much in part due to the success of live domain...
DomainFest Highlights Available Online
Posted by Elliot in DnExpose on 30-03-2009
- DomainFest Global Announces Agenda LOS ANGELES, CA (December 4, 2008) - DomainSponsor(tm), the domain...
- Apple Founder to Headline DomainFest Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak will be the keynote speaker at...
- Planning for DomainFest Global It’s time to start making plans to attend DomainFest in...
Cool Feature on the New York Times
Posted by Elliot in DnExpose on 30-03-2009
- Cool Domain Name, Cool Blog, Cool Idea Gordon is a domain investor who I met and had...
- NY Times: Direct Navigation Traffic is Best An article in the New York Times confirms what most...
- Historical Thumbnails - New Feature at DomainTools Looks like DomainTools introduced a new feature/tool today. When performing...
Losing a Domain is a Big Problem
Posted by Elliot in DnExpose on 30-03-2009
- Lease to Own a Domain Name I was giving advice to someone today about buying a...
- Importance of a Generic Domain Name Although there are several things I consider when selecting a...
- Location, Location, Location One of the first lessons in a real estate course...
FBS.com in Auction
Posted by Elliot in DnExpose on 30-03-2009
- Perfect Domain Auction Email Marketing Tactic The best direct marketing tactic for a live domain auction...
- Snapnames Seller Program Test Two Back in June, I wrote about my first test with...
- TRAFFIC Auction Bummer I found a few names in tomorrow’s live TRAFFIC auction...
“R.I.P. Dot Com. We barely Knew Ye!”
Posted by Sammy Ashouri in DnExpose on 30-03-2009
Great Domains Auction Results - March 2009
Posted by Sammy Ashouri in DnExpose on 28-03-2009
Newburyport.com Logo
Posted by Elliot Silver in DnExpose on 26-03-2009
- The Lowell Project: Lowell.com Logo Unveiled An important aspect of the Lowell.com website is the look...
- Geo Domain Expo Award Semi Finalists The semi finalists for the 2008 Geo Domain Expo Awards...
- Why I Like GeoDomains Based on my recent acquisition of Burbank.com, mini-development of Salinas.com,...
Domain Madness Auction Kicks Off
Posted by Elliot Silver in DnExpose on 26-03-2009
- Domain Madness Details Domain Consultant has released the official schedule for their Domain...
- Live Auction Madness! Much in part due to the success of live domain...
- First Live Domain Auction of 2008 After a week’s postponement, today marks the day of the...
Millions of MySpace Mobile Users May Register .tel Domain Names
Posted by Mark Fulton in DnExpose on 26-03-2009
MySpace is currently marketing the new .tel domain name extension to their community of over 130 million users as short alternative web addresses to their MySpace Mobile profiles.
Essentially, a virtual business card connected to the social web.
Over 20 million individual users access MySpace each month through mobile devices alone.
Register .tel Domain Names through MySpace?
MySpace is in partnerships with several ICANN accredited registrars and will be offering .tel domains to its community for $20 per year.
I recommend you register .tel domain names at Moniker for $14.99 per year.
Telnic May Fulfill a Need for the Social Web Generation
Telnic, the originator and registry operator for .tel, has also introduced a free iPhone application, available from the iPhone app store, which it claims “means that, for the first time ever, anyone can edit and publish information on the Web under their own domain without needing web design skills or software or even a PC.”
You can view a live example at Emma.tel, a demonstration to show what your .tel web page might look like.
A little before writing this article I registered MarkFulton.tel at Moniker for $14.99 a year. The .tel revolution may take off quick because of the viral nature of information sharing.
Social networking is at the forefront of the tech industry right now and has exploded over the last year, this deal marketing .tel on MySpace could be all that’s needed for success.
Telnic seems to be putting in the effort towards promoting the extension as an ideal that is inventive, unique… that is, connecting and communicating with people effectively through short calling card websites.
Do You Think .tel is Going to Succeed?
Do you love the new .tel domain or are you having flashbacks of the launch of .mobi? Already investing in .tel domains?
Please share your comments below.
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Millions of MySpace Mobile Users May Register .tel Domain Names
Discounted .IN Registrations
Posted by Elliot Silver in DnExpose on 25-03-2009
- Are You Selling Your Names? From the Afternic DLS Blog, and brought to my attention...
- Guest Post: Keepin It Real & Keeping The Money Coming In The following post is courtesy of a friend and well-known,...
- Some New Domain Registrations In the past couple of months, I’ve registered a few...
Mini Site Development Services: Creating Small Websites Based on Big Ideas
Posted by Mark Fulton in DnExpose on 25-03-2009
Mini site development has the potential to increase revenue and pay-per-click (PPC) conversions on domain names with traffic, especially those with natural type-in visitors.
Mini sites also allow you freedoms and features that current parking companies simply can’t and won’t provide you. If you have a domain with strong keywords there is also the possibility of ranking high in Google and increasing traffic significantly in due time.
Ron Jackson at DNJournal has recently published the DNJournal March Cover Story featuring an introduction to the rise of mini site development lately and list of other mini site development companies.
Each company is unique and has different features, models and methods to their developing madness.
Some are automated like WhyPark or Parking Revolution which places more interaction and content control with the user, others are on the pricey side but provide a hands on experience with true custom content, graphic and promotional work.
DN Media has announced today the launch of MiniSites.com. The new company provides mini site development services to domainers, which is as mentioned above, a hot trend in recent years for those seeking an alternative to falling revenue from traditional PPC parking companies.

MiniSites.com has three different mini site development packages to choose from which include features and services such as the following…
- Dedicated Project Manager
- Unique Content Creation
- Custom Text Logo Design
- Attractive Graphic Header Design
- Flexible Monetization Options
- Targeted Keyword Research
- Search Engine Optimization
- Easily Add Your Own Content Post-Launch
- Free Hosting for as Long as You Own the Domain
Looks like a great all around package for having someone develop a quick mini site for your domain name. The base price is set at $120, but they do have discounts for bulk orders.
Surprisingly, the service price nearly triples from $120 to $350 when you want to add on advanced link building and advanced monetization packages.
No details are to be found on the company site regarding hosting or a user control panel. But, I think they are on the right track and I am sure more information will show up soon on MiniSites.com as they push through the new launch.
Would love to hear your comments about mini site development or MiniSites.com, please leave one below!
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GeoDomains on WebmasterRadio.FM
Posted by Elliot Silver in DnExpose on 25-03-2009
- Breaking: GeoDomain Expo on Schedule I received confirmation this evening that Associated Cities’ GeoDomain Expo...
- Associated Cities Membership & GeoDomain Expo Growth What a great day today! Not only did I book...
- Jessica Bookstaff Elected Chairman of Associated Cities Congratulations to my friend Jessica Bookstaff, who was recently elected...
Spam Tactic Bloggers Should Know About
Posted by Elliot Silver in DnExpose on 25-03-2009
- Comments on My Blog I don’t edit comments that readers post on my blog,...
- Bloggers Soapbox on WebmasterRadio.FM I had the great opportunity to participate in the Bloggers...
- Emailing Domain Owners Over the past year or so, I’ve noticed a huge...



