It?s 2012 and Registrars should provide bulk edit It’s 2012, and domain Registrars should provide bulk edit features – or risk losing their accreditation. I kept about 100 ccTLD domains with Domainmonster for the past year; when the time came for renewal, I decided that having waited for a full year for them to implement their bulk edit feature was plenty of time. [...]
Ten points for Register.com Everyone has their registrar of choice and prefers to register their domains with them. For the purpose of organizing one’s domains, it’s prudent to keep your domain names with as fewer registrars as possible. Register.com is not my choice of registrar, although it belongs to the first group of domain registrars to become available after [...]
Defining the sweet spot when buying domains As a domain investor I follow a simple mantra: buy low, sell high. The question is, what exactly is that “low” that will eventually determine the “high” price and how does one determine that? When evaluating the potential of a domain to be acquired, I consider its TLD, keyword, age, positive meaning and Google results [...]
Wikipedia: The choice of a Copy and Paste generation Wikipedia is out of bounds today, participating in a global protest against the proposed SOPA bill that threatens our civil rights. And yet, I’m not so sad seeing Wikipedia’s black page after each search query. You see, centralized sources of information aren’t really a good thing. Free or not, Wikipedia has somehow become an authority [...]
See you in October On Friday, Rick Schwartz announced a deal that myself and 34 others could not refuse; a $995 ticket for TRAFFIC 2012 in Ft. Lauderdale. Having attended TRAFFIC 2008 in Orlando and TRAFFIC 2010 in Las Vegas, I can only say that I’m very excited to have booked my attendance for this year, a full nine [...]
