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” Success is the result of constant iteration to see what will actually take root and work with a product/service and then customers. So, mistakes have to be a part of the equation…”

Posted on 03/09/2011 by MoCom

Jeff Bennett is the CEO of Swap.com. Swap is an award-winning website that brings people together to swap the stuff they have for the stuff they want. Jeff has been an active digital citizen since the mid-1990′s and this experience has enabled him to play leadership and advisory roles with many successful Internet businesses. Prior [...] Continue reading →

” Success is the result of constant iteration to see what will actually take root and work with a product/service and then customers. So, mistakes have to be a part of the equation…”

Posted on 03/09/2011 by MoCom

Jeff Bennett is the CEO of Swap.com. Swap is an award-winning website that brings people together to swap the stuff they have for the stuff they want. Jeff has been an active digital citizen since the mid-1990′s and this experience has enabled him to play leadership and advisory roles with many successful Internet businesses. Prior [...] Continue reading →

“I sold the name… for $7.5 Million – and it went into the Guinness Book of World Records. Then I structured the deal to get a piece of the firm which i did…and we sold it in 2007 for $345 Million!”

Posted on 03/07/2011 by MoCom

Marc Ostrofsky made headlines in 1999 with the $7.5 million sale of Business.com to eCompanies and, at the time, was the most expensive domain name ever sold. This, only a few years after he purchased the name for $150,000. Marc founded five high tech Internet and telecommunications magazines and a dozen technology trade shows, which [...] Continue reading →

“I sold the name… for $7.5 Million – and it went into the Guinness Book of World Records. Then I structured the deal to get a piece of the firm which i did…and we sold it in 2007 for $345 Million!”

Posted on 03/07/2011 by MoCom

Marc Ostrofsky made headlines in 1999 with the $7.5 million sale of Business.com to eCompanies and, at the time, was the most expensive domain name ever sold. This, only a few years after he purchased the name for $150,000. Marc founded five high tech Internet and telecommunications magazines and a dozen technology trade shows, which [...] Continue reading →

“One thing is true and that is the more TLDs you register and have content behind them, the more potential you have for showing up in one or more places on that first page of Google search results.”

Posted on 03/04/2011 by MoCom

Lance Wolak is the Vice President of Marketing at .org, Public Interest Registry. He is responsible for the global marketing strategy and functions including brand, public relations, channel development, and product management. MO: Can you talk a little bit about the Public Interest Registry and .org? Lance: I'm the Vice President of Marketing [...] Continue reading →

“One thing is true and that is the more TLDs you register and have content behind them, the more potential you have for showing up in one or more places on that first page of Google search results.”

Posted on 03/04/2011 by MoCom

Lance Wolak is the Vice President of Marketing at .org, Public Interest Registry. He is responsible for the global marketing strategy and functions including brand, public relations, channel development, and product management. MO: Can you talk a little bit about the Public Interest Registry and .org? Lance: I'm the Vice President of Marketing here at [...] Continue reading →

“We decided that we needed a name that would allow us to become a leader in the category – highly relevant, and trustworthy. We acquired the Cookies.com domain name in 2009.”

Posted on 03/03/2011 by MoCom

Drew Sharma, Co-founder of Cookies.com, DigiVentures, and Founder of ClickVentures, has a vision to make gourmet cookies the gift of choice for consumers and businesses nationwide. His newest venture, Cookies.com LLC is a gourmet gifting e-commerce company that was founded in 2010. Drew, along with partners Stan Sandberg and Lindsay Ervin Sharma, started Cookies.com [...] Continue reading →

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” Success is the result of constant iteration to see what will actually take root and work with a product/service and then customers. So, mistakes have to be a part of the equation…”

” Success is the result of constant iteration to see what will actually take root and work with a product/service and then customers. So, mistakes have to be a part of the equation…”

“I sold the name… for $7.5 Million – and it went into the Guinness Book of World Records. Then I structured the deal to get a piece of the firm which i did…and we sold it in 2007 for $345 Million!”

“I sold the name… for $7.5 Million – and it went into the Guinness Book of World Records. Then I structured the deal to get a piece of the firm which i did…and we sold it in 2007 for $345 Million!”

“One thing is true and that is the more TLDs you register and have content behind them, the more potential you have for showing up in one or more places on that first page of Google search results.”

“One thing is true and that is the more TLDs you register and have content behind them, the more potential you have for showing up in one or more places on that first page of Google search results.”

“We decided that we needed a name that would allow us to become a leader in the category – highly relevant, and trustworthy. We acquired the Cookies.com domain name in 2009.”

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