August is by far the slowest month of the year. It’s the month before various domain conferences, gatherings and secret meetings. It’s the month when all one reads is about listings of domain sales instead of juicy content. It’s also the month when Lucius and the DG crew went on some much needed vacations, on [...] Continue reading →

The August Cover Story is out at DNJournal.com. Jesse Stein and his Florida based company,Triton Web Properties, has quietly assembled a portfolio of top-notch category defining generic domain names with one goal in mind - developing each one into a full-blown, best in class e-commerce business. [...] Continue reading →

I am not easily moved by motivational speakers or videos but I enjoyed this one.  In a world where everyone wants what others have but refuse to put forth the effort taken, this video does an excellent job explaining it in a way that seems to get the point across. How Bad Do You Want [...] Continue reading →

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At the beginning of August, Goddaddy lowered it’s Premium Listings from 30% commission to 20%.  The company informed DNN today that they will be extending this offer through to the end of September. Godaddy’s Premium Listings are a popular way for some domain name investors to sell their “fixed price” inventory of domains through Godaddy.com. [...] Continue reading →

If you've missed our VIP email newsletter it's because we have migrated to private servers. You can read today's edition and subscribe HERE at the top Owen FragerMicrosoft: 'Virtualization Is Not Cloud Computing' - ReadWriteCloudwww.readwriteweb.comAt this week's VMworld conference in Las Vegas, attendees are gearing up for a series of events and breakthrough announcements beginning [...] Continue reading →

This year I’ve had the opportunity to attend a number of great conferences and events in the Startup world. Like a sponge, I’ve been trying to absorb as much information as possible by surrounding myself with experts in the space. One top that continues to come-up in conversation and at conferences is the business plan, [...] Continue reading →