I had the privilege of moderating a panel at DomainFest on the topic of new gTLDs called “When Will They Pay Off”. I was fascinated …
How much targeted traffic are you missing because of your domain name selection? Domains are more than just a name! Domain names impact website’s search …
Is There Value in Affiliate Marketing? I agree with most who would say yes, when the affiliate is able to get the attention of a …
The second “Themed Auction” of 2014 will be the “Lead Generation Domain Auction”. The auction inventory will be targeting organizations, which stimulate and capture online …
Bodis confirmed it has purchased the popular domain forum NamePros after the story was scooped on the DomainGang blog. Bodis owner Matt Wegrzyn posted that there …
Have you taken a trip to Domainsville yet? It is a great free new domain information website from Abdu Tarabichi who is a long time …
iGoldrush.com, launched in 1996 is recognized by many in the industry as the original and most comprehensive domain resource, providing everything from basic details on registering domain names to advanced domain name strategy and sales.
With the Local Sunrise phase of the .Co ccTLD launch closed and roughly
two weeks until the end of the Global Sunrise, Landrush (public
availability at a price of around USD $300 per year) is not far away.
The Landrush phase is provided for businesses that do not hold a
registered trademark for a particular name, but wish to protect their
brand. This phase gives them the opportunity to register the .co
variation of their existing domain, though owning the existing domain
is not a requirement. Since this phase is technically open to anyone,
many of the bigger domainers will be buying up valuable generic
domains. The high price is designed to discourage domainers from
snapping up too many domains, during this phase. If two or more people
attempt to register the same domain during this phase, it will go into
an auction.
ICANN has announced this week that COO (Chief Operating Officer) Doug Brent will leave ICANN at the end of July 2010; he has worked with the organization since January of 2007.
Doug is stepping down due to family reasons and has described the resignation as ‘difficult’. Doug and his family moved to Los Angeles to be closer to the ICANN headquarters, his family has decided the new location is not for them.
The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) unveiled a new logo for their organization on the 26th April to correspond with a new direction they are taking for the 21st century.
The new logo is said to represent the iconic WIPO headquarters building in Geneva.
The color blue represents WIPO and the relationship they have with the United Nations.
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