There are quite a few good Yahoo-based (and a couple of independent) backlink checking tools (both web-based and desk-top) that are great for investigating, organizing and keeping track of your own or competitors’ link building techniques. However we have very few tools so far allowing for some fun: i.e.
dotMobi, the company behind the .mobi Internet domain and the mobiForge mobile web developer forum, today announced that the 2.1 version of DeviceAtlas™—the world's most comprehensive mobile development database—is now available...
DeviceAtlas 2.1 includes a number of key features, including data analytics and improved search capabilities.
Recently I purchased an instructional video/ebook course authored by super affiliate Brian Johnson - yea, I only recently heard about the guy too and I have been raving about his work to my friends and associates ever since.
It’s a funny story actually. Because I run a domaining news blog I get a lot of press releases via Google alerts - to help me keep up to date with domaining news.
Most domainers stop at the registration duration screen to switch to a 1 year registration when registering a domain name with Godaddy - but perhaps less experienced users don’t.
In any case, as has been covered by other bloggers here and here, Godaddy have changed their default registration duration to 5 years - instead of the previous 2 - to increase revenue.
Domain Directors, an associated company of Instra Corporation, an auDA (Australian Domain Name Administrator) and ICANN accredited registrar, yesterday commenced legal proceedings in the Supreme Court of Queensland against auDA, the Australian domain name policy and regulatory body.
Last week, auDA unilaterally cancelled Domain Director’s domain name registration for “auregistry.com.au”.
Have you implemented a domain name strategy? Many established businesses and entrepreneurial start-ups fail to account for their use of domain names in their general business planning.
It seems that everyone in the domain business is becoming a domain broker. I suppose being a domain broker sounds good - you get to sell other people’s domain names without having to take on any of the risk of buying the domain names. You make a commission if the name sells, but don’t lose a dime if it doesn’t. Brokers also aren’t generally exposed to the legal risk of domain ownership. I know several top domain brokers in the business who I wouldn’t hesitate to use, and I think you should ask some important questions before you commit to a broker:
Domain parking and web development has come a long way over the years. From generic messages to full blown automated websites. This is the chronicle of the evolution of domain parking. Domainers are shying from traditional pay-per-click landing pages and opting for professional development and innovative software. See how far domain parking has come and get some insight on what’s next.
The Court of Appeals in Kentucky has granted a motion to stay on the forfeiture hearing for the 141 gambling domains that were seized by the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The hearing, originally scheduled for December 3, will now take place on December 12.
Are you planning to register a domain name? Don’t jump in unless you have some facts known! First of all you need to decide “with whom” you plan to register it. A google search will give you more options than you can handle. Price is certainly important, but you need to know some more important things than just the price.
First of all, you need to register a domain where you will have complete control over it. Most registrars do give you control, but not all. You need to have control over:
