I’ve got a site recommendation for you. It has real success (and failure) stories from tech entrepreneurs revealing the good, bad and ugly. That’s what I like reading the best – the success stories drive me with inspiration….and the failures make me not feel so bad, haha!  “Misery loves company” they say.  But seriously, there is [...] Continue reading →

How to register domains for $2.00 at big name registrars. I know a lot of readers are always on the lookout for domain coupons and special offers. So I’m going to tell you a way to register domain names for as little as $2 each. And I’m not suggesting using some no-name registrar. [...] Continue reading →

If you make $200K or more there is a huge tax hike coming for next year if you are in the United States. In the domain business it can only tax one domain name sale to put you over the top into the “rich people” tax bracket. Its pretty hard to keep politics out of [...] Continue reading →

Yesterday, we took an in-depth look at keyword research for newbies. While that post should equip anyone to jump right into this keyword-quest, there is much more to this adventure than a mere search on the Google Keywords tool. Keyword research is an immensely vast topic with many a nuances that even experienced marketers tend [...] Continue reading →

Today is all about looking for opportunity, everywhere and we mean everywhere! Yes, even the yellow pages! Links Peter Drucker The Challenge Rick’s Blog [...] Continue reading →

I get a lot of questions from blog readers about how to find potential end-user buyers for their domains. Since I’ve been answering these individually I thought it was time to write a quick post about three ways to find end-user buyers for your domains. Of course at the end of the day it is [...] Continue reading →

“We’re here at the beautiful Chapter 11 theater,” Crystal deadpanned as he began his ninth stint at the helm of the Academy Awards, which our colleagues at Speakeasy live-blogged. And after a commercial break, Crystal welcomed viewers back “to the your-name-here theater.”I'll save you a lot of reading by making the point upfront: "It's a [...] Continue reading →