IP attorney Marc Randazza has prevailed at the WIPO, today. In a case involving several personal domain names registered by blogger and marketing/SEO specialist, Reverend Crystal Cox, the decision comes as a bold statement about squatting domains of famous or important people for profit. The UDRP ends thus: “[...] the Panel grants the relief sought [...] Continue reading →

Mike Mann is unquestionably one of the most successful people in the domain industry, having sold BuyDomains for reportedly many millions of dollars, and he acquired domain names such as Phone.com, SEO.com, and many more. Mike also founded DomainMarket.com, which sells millions of dollars worth of domain names annually, and he is likely headed for a similar [...] Continue reading →

By: RH Corey Eridon over at Hubspot wrote a very good article entitled, "Does Google Hate Small Businesses ? The article is very detailed and looks at the following areas: Why you just may have to use Google + in your marketing efforts Google Reviews Algorithms and SEO Why you don't have to use [...] Continue reading →

Since first breaking the news about 25.com having received a $1,500,000 bid at domain marketplace CAX, other bloggers had speculated about whether the bid or the bidder were in fact legitimate.  It turns out those speculations proved accurate. Although the 7-day auction was scheduled to run until December 2nd, the domain no longer appears to [...] Continue reading →

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I think I’ve said it many times on my blog, but heck, I’ll say it again, Domain Tools is probably the tool I use the most in just about every part of my business. It really is the swiss army knife of domain name tools with some pretty incredibly features that can give you and [...] Continue reading →

One of Name Jet's biggest buyers and a force that was hard to beat for a AAA name for the past 15 years, has resurfaced the past two days and walked off with more of the gold his portfolio is abundant with. Could this be a sign that the economy is turning? [...] Continue reading →