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EXPERT Q&A: Singular or Plural Domain Name for Directory Site?

EXPERT Q&A: Singular or Plural Domain Name for Directory Site?

The Q&A series is where we ask domain name experts, influencers and friends of DomainSherpa for their opinions. This week we are looking at whether it is better to develop a singular or plural version of a domain name into a directory of providers. Domainers understand that, however it may change over time, there will […]

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Domain Name News: Apr. 8 Week in Review

Domain Name News: Apr. 8 Week in Review

The Week of Domaining In Review: April 8, 2011 – Use DomainSherpa News to find breaking domain name news, current domainer events, the latest domain headlines, top domainer analysis and opinion on top stories from throughout the world, including domain names related to business, politics, entertainment, sports, technology, and more.

Domain Name News: Apr. 1 Week in Review

Domain Name News: Apr. 1 Week in Review

The Week of Domaining In Review: April 1, 2011 – Use DomainSherpa News to find breaking domain name news, current domainer events, the latest domain headlines, top domainer analysis and opinion on top stories from throughout the world, including domain names related to business, politics, entertainment, sports, technology, and more.

sTLD

sTLD

« Back to Domain Name Dictionary | Definition of sTLDA sponsored top-level domain (sTLD) is one of the categories of top-level domains (TLDs) maintained by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) for use in the Domain Name System of the Internet. On Friday, March 18, 2011, ICANN approved the latest sTLD: .XXX. TLD Eligibility Sponsors […]

Brandable

Brandable

Brandable domain names are simple, catchy words or phrases that businesses use to build their online identity around. Most of the time they are real words so they are easy to remember, such as Amazon, Twitter, or Yahoo, but oftentimes they are made up but equally simple and catchy, such as Zynga or Google.

3 Unorthodox Domaining Tactics from the Creative CEO of BullShitWebsites.com

3 Unorthodox Domaining Tactics from the Creative CEO of BullShitWebsites.com

Every domainer has their own process to appraise and market domain names for sale. Few domainers are willing to share their tested secrets. But Chris Goh is not a regular domainer. Some would even call him unorthodox. If you are in need of help getting targeted traffic to your domain names so you can support a “buy this domain name now” call to action, then Chris Goh, Creative CEO of BullShitWebsites.com, has some unorthodox tactics you may want to try.

From College Student to $100K Per Year in Profit – with Andrew Allemann

From College Student to $100K Per Year in Profit – with Andrew Allemann

How did Andrew Allemann go from a regular college student at The University of Texas at Austin to amassing 1,000 domains that earned him over $100,000 in profit every year? More importantly, how did he build it up his domain name portfolio in the first place? The short answer is by keeping abreast of technology trends and focusing on a triad of domain name monetization options: parking, affiliate programs and mini website developing.

Domain Name News: Mar. 4 Week in Review

Domain Name News: Mar. 4 Week in Review

Click here for full domain name news coverage. Receive This Weekly Summary By Email Contest Final: 5 Worst Domain Names – Vote Now! – 04-Mar-11Thanks to everyone for submitting what they believe are their worst domain names. I got a lot of really terrible names, so it’s no wonder domain registrars stay in business! Only […]

Why Your Domain Name Registrar Needs Up-to-date Registrant Information

Why Your Domain Name Registrar Needs Up-to-date Registrant Information

ICANN (Internet Corporation on Assigned Names and Numbers) is the not-for-profit organization in charge of setting policies that govern domain name sales, distribution, management, protection and dispute. Domain name transfer policies — from one person, company or organization to another — also fall under the authority of ICANN. It’s this last area of ICANN authority that should concern you the most, because if you don’t follow the rules you may lose your domain names.

Direct Navigation

Direct Navigation

« Back to Domain Name Dictionary | Definition of Direct NavigationA method of arriving at a website by typing the address directly into the address bar of a web browser, rather than using a search engine, directory or other referral source. Also referred to as type-in traffic. Related Articles and Dictionary Terms Buy It, Improve […]

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