Leading AdWords Expert Changes Domain Name from AdWordsCafe.com to KristinaCutura.comA leading Google AdWords optimization consultancy is announcing its company and domain name change from adwordscafe.com to www.kristinacutura.com. Since 2009, the company’s dedicated advice has dramatically increased pay-per-click performance and qualified traffic while reducing cost per acquisition for a wide [...] Continue reading →

Francois Carrillo 's organizing a special sale newsletter event where the idea is to reverse benefit to Domaining.com's bloggers. GET YOUR SALES OFF TO A FAST START ON JAN 2, 2012.I already won a first share. Now I am asking my blogging colleagues to also participate and earn your share or help maximize bloggers profit!This [...] Continue reading →

It’s open season on ICANN at the moment, and as the number of letters opposing the new gTLD program flittering between Washington DC and Marina del Rey becomes confusingly voluminous many groups think they’ve found another opportunity to demand last-minute changes. ICANN’s Business Constituency is now considering making several recommendations for “critical improvements” to protect [...] Continue reading →

Well, that year went fast.  Time to start another.  A special thanks to Dropday.com for letting me use their tool for free.  It really has served me well. Now onto some names I like that are up for grabs this weekend. PetrolStations.com Just because you call it a gas station doesn’t mean this isn’t valuable.  [...] Continue reading →

Francois Carrillo of Domaining.com will be delivering a domain sale newsletter on January 9th 2012 (updated from Jan 2nd due to time constraints) to his members that will also be distributed between members of DomainState.com and DNForum.com 100 of the best value domains will be selected for the newsletter, and you [...] Continue reading →

A few more hours remain before 2011 draws to a close, and then 2012 begins. To say it’s been an “interesting” year is probably an understatement. A bunch of events have occurred that involve domain names. Some weren’t so bad, others got lots of people riled up enough to pay attention. I won’t really be [...] Continue reading →

Despite warnings from a local citizen that they were about to lose MiamiPolice.com, the Miami Police Department let the domain drop because they didn't want to pay the renewal fee. To absolutely no one's surprise a cybersquatter grabbed the name and parked it. Now a Miami news outlet is blowing the whistle on the police. [...] Continue reading →