Making Money from Parked Domains
Let me tell you a true story. A friend of my who likes to collect domain names was describing a fewthat he had acquired. While he has a wide range of domains in various categories, these particular domains were all relatedto web hosting.
What is a Domain Name and Why Would I Want One?
In this article we will cover the basics of what a domain name is, how they work and why you needto have at least one. I am going to try and avoid complicated computer terms and stick to explanations that shouldbe easily understood by someone without a computer science degree.
Domain Name Goldmines: Expired Traffic Investing In The 21st Century
I get pretty frustrated when thinking back to the days of seven-figure domain name sales. However, I was only a littlekid, but still, I spent hours on the computer playing Descent II with my friends. Oh yes, those hours could havebeen spent convincing my parents to help me buy domain names like cd.com, tv.com, local.com, interact.net, isp.net, and other incredibly valuabledomains. Sadly, other people got to them first, making millions very fast.
Domain Name Strategies Maximize Profits
Whether you want to come up with your own original name or wish to buy someone else’s, here are somestrategies for obtaining a profitable domain name.
Domain Names and Longevity
It begins as an idea — a company name, a business venture, a personal project. You research available domain name options,choose the one you want, and finally register it. Or perhaps the perfect domain was in use before, and you registerit after it completes the domain deletion cycle.
Five Ways To Profit From Public Domain Information
Ever wondered why Walt Disney never got sued for intellectual property theft?
Protecting Your Domain Names
Domain Dispute is no longer news unless a Madonna or Julia Roberts type of celebrity gets involved. However, greater now thanever is the risk for domain registrants to lose their domain names when they get involved in a domain dispute. Therisk is originated from the Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy (the Policy) approved by ICANN and the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA)passed by U.S. Congress. The direct risk comes from reverse domain hijackers, biased panelists, and the unprepared registrants themselves.