I have a project that requires an experienced Facebook application developer. If you are one or know one, please reach out to me. [...] Continue reading →

We've just launched an affiliate program for Latona's. We are paying 1% of the sales amount whether you send the buyer or the seller. In fact, we'll pay 1% of everything the referred lead buyers or sells for up to a year. Our average sales price for these developed websites is $87,600 so it's pretty [...] Continue reading →

I feel secure enough to publicly share that I was a terrible baseball player as a child. I never hit the ball. In fact, I played from little league up through high-school as a starting bench warmer. I had a decade of miserable experiences on the ball field. I don't know if that's an example [...] Continue reading →

Latona's has secured the listing for sopa.com. There's something about this name that I like and thought was blog worthy. Let's see, what is it? Oh, it means "sweep" in Swedish. Wait, that's not it. In domainer terms it's a cvcv or consannant-vowel-consannant-vowel. "so" - "pa". It has a nice ring to it. Hey I [...] Continue reading →

I was having a Skype conversation with a couple of domainers that have huge portfolios and put up big sales numbers each year. We started talking about how to price your domains and by the end of the conversation I realized why I have been selling mine too cheap for too long. When comparing numbers, [...] Continue reading →

I like to walk. My friends, family and other travel companions know they need to bring comfortable shoes when they go on trips with me. On visits to New York City I've gone on some epic journeys, some lasting more than 8 hours. I had a friend that lived in Dumbo (Down under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass) [...] Continue reading →

Carthage Must Be Destroyed: The Rise and Fall of an Ancient Civilization by Richard Miles - A book review Carthage was where modern day Tunisia is now. The story of Carthage spans 800 years from around 950 B.C. to 146 B.C. when during the Third Punic War and the Battle of Carthage, the city was destroyed [...] Continue reading →