Watched a fantastic video today by my mate Perry Marshall. I have known Perry for over 4 years now and was a student of his back in 2004/2005 on using Google AdWords which is when I began my consulting business which I still run today on internet marketing & Google AdWords Consulting. Perry is one [...] Continue reading →

A powerful trade association representing thousands of famous brands has called on ICANN to halt its plans to roll out an unlimited number of new gTLDS in 2009. The Internet Commerce Association also weighed in on the matter in a letter to ICANN's Board of Directors. [...] Continue reading →

Me playing drums at my 40th Birthday Bash What do drummers have in common with domainers you may ask. Well the successful drummers (like the ones you will see in a moment in the video below) didn’t take any shortcuts to get as great as they are. To get where they are [...] Continue reading →

As an aid to planning, I put together a PDF timeline of milestones and associated costs. This doesn’t include all costs, for instance rent, staff, travel and so on, but it does capture most of the likely and contingent costs associated with the process of getting a new top-level domain through ICANN. [...] Continue reading →

Google put a dark cloud over the heads of domain parking companies when they went into direct competition with their partners - but there may be a silver lining in that cloud for the PPC providers. Also today, the Domainer Mardi Gras conference chooses a live auction provider for their February 21 sale. [...] Continue reading →

No big finds on NameJet today.  Sorry.  You are going to have to come up with some domain names that are unregistered.  That can be more fun anyway. [...] Continue reading →

One of the many ways I research domain names is the data that is generated from my websites Google Analytics stats. If you do not use it or have not heard about it then welcome back from Mars as it is a fantastic and FREE analytic tool that every website owner should use. I like [...] Continue reading →