The Week of Domaining In Review: October 21, 2011.

The latest domain name news, hand-picked for you.

Lego Loses First UDRP …, Association of National Advertisers Urges …, Wordpress.com Announces Addition of .ME …, HostExploit Names Oversee.net #1…, Warner Bros Registers Reddit Movie …, Harry Thomas Jr. Gets Domain-jacked …, ICANN and The Coming Flood …, Domain Name Mastery Looms Large …, .CO Premium Domain Re-auction Coming …, Battle for .ECO is Not … The latest domain name news, hand-picked for you.

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Selling a domain name can be rife with frustration and false starts. The effort a seller puts in to contacting potential end users often leads nowhere. Other times, an unsolicited purchase offers will come in, only to have the buyer lose interest when the domain name owner counters with a specific number. In one case, a large domain investor recently lost a $200,000+ sale by not coming down $10,000.

So what can you do to close more sales? Three experts chime in to help out.

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The Week of Domaining In Review: October 14, 2011.

The latest domain name news, hand-picked for you.

Film on Apple’s Co-founder Will …, Verisign Withdraws Request to Shut …, Rod Beckstrom: “More Domain Names …, .HIV Domain Name Initiative Turns …, Domain Name Ninja Celebrates Five-year …, Google Loses Battle for Goggle.com…, auDA Fields 1…, FSC Issues Cautionary Guide to …, Ping Golf Considers .ping Top …, Launch of Oahu.com Gives Honolulu … The latest domain name news, hand-picked for you.

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Evan Horowitz learned about the Internet and honed his sales expertise early in his career. Doing so helped him develop one of the leading domain name brokerages and create an affiliate network worth millions in annual sales. Along the way, Horowitz invented the system and method for Affiliate Pooling, a patent that last year alone brought in $1 million in licensing fees.

In this show, Horowitz shares how he built his businesses, how he enforces his patent, and his views for the future of the domain name industry.

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The Week of Domaining In Review: September 16, 2011.

The latest domain name news, hand-picked for you.

Smut Domain Scores Big Bucks …, Chancer Stripped of Domain Name …, Australian Domain Sets New Price …, Domain Name Record Smashed After …, Keeping DNS Info From The …, Eurid to Release 9000 Revoked …, Directi to Merge Big Jumbo …, Qatar Domain Names .QA Now …, Dear Go Daddy: ICANN Haz …, Network Solutions Partners with DIYSEO … The latest domain name news, hand-picked for you.

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Michael Cyger September 6, 2011 0

The Week of Domaining In Review: August 5, 2011.

The latest domain name news, hand-picked for you.

WordPress Now Powering 14.7%…, The Current Domain Market $12B …, .Asia Plans to Release …, Domain Sponsor: No More Redirects …, Ad Groups Oppose New Domains, …, Web Domain Chief Rod Beckstrom Steps Down…, XXX Domains Causing a Stir …, Africa Internet Domain Coming Soon …, New TLDs: The Best Thing …, Theknot.com and Ask.com Make Domain Buys … The latest domain name news, hand-picked for you.

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Picking a domain name for your new business, product or service is often the most challenging part of launching an enterprise. After all, you want a website that is easy to remember, does not have too long a name and will stand out among the crowd of websites on similar topics.

The process of picking a name is complicated by the fact that so many domain names have already been taken. To help you achieve the often difficult task of selecting a domain name, we have compiled a list of 20+ useful tools and websites.

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Once you have settled on that perfect name and URL, keep it safe from unscrupulous practices: register all the variations of your chosen domain name.

Think of the added registration costs as your online identity insurance policy. It’s much less expensive than the lost goodwill of your business, or filing a UDRP or law suit.

Astrid William July 31, 2011 20