January 2011

New Big Jumbo Promo: Get an iPad, iTouch, Flip Camera, or Other Electronics

(January 31, 2011)

I learned about a brand new promotion being offered by Big Jumbo, and I hope Andrew doesn’t get too upset for posting it here before it’s officially announced When you open a new “InstAccount” at Big Jumbo beginning February 1, 2011, you can select one gift from each of 4 different revenue levels, and for [...]

Penis.net Springs Up $11,500 Sale At Sedo.com

(January 31, 2011)

Penis.net has changed hands for $11,500 USD sale over at Sedo.com domain name marketplace. This isn’t the first penis to change hands in the past year, as Penis.org sold at DomainFEST in 2010 for $11,000 according to DomainGang.com . The buyer of Penis.org was Ms Jello LLC and the buyer of Penis.net is…. Ms Jello [...]

Affiliate Marketing In 2030

(January 31, 2011)

Posted in Affiliate MarketingBloggingInternetMarketingWeb Development

I’ve been inspired recently by some conceptual videos, articles and thoughts I’ve been having about products and services in the future. Some of you know I am a bit of a futurism geek, occasionally…

Affiliate Marketing In 2030

How Is Bido.com Doing Since Relaunch?

(January 31, 2011)

I wanted to take a look at Bido.com and see how things are going since the site relaunched with new owners in November 2010. These are stats based on the sales archive page directly from Bido from November 1, 2010 to January 28, 2011. Total Sales: 163 Total Dollar Amount From Sales: $22,576 Average Sale Price: $139 Average Sale [...]

Snapnames/Moniker Releases DomainFest Live Auction List with My Picks

(January 31, 2011)

Snapnames/Moniker has released the final inventory list for the DomainFest live auction, which will be held in Santa Monica on Thursday, February 4, 2011 at 4:30pm local time (7:30 ET). Bidding will also be held online on Snapnames. You can view the full inventory on the Moniker website. My favorites are bolded below (I did [...]

Person Files UDRP Against New Domain Owner After Letting Domain Expire

(January 31, 2011)

Former owner of domain claims cybersquatting after letting domain registration lapse. Imagine that a domain name expires and you pick it up in an expired domain auction. Then the previous owner files a UDRP against you claiming cybersquatting to get the domain name back. I’ve seen a few cases like this, including one just decided [...]

Go Daddy Suggests Domain Sellers Use the Super Bowl Bump

(January 31, 2011)

Company touts Premium Listings ahead of Super Bowl commercials. On Super Bowl Sunday traffic will flood to GoDaddy.com as millions of guys decide they want to get teased by possibly naked pictures of Danica Patrick and Jillian Michaels. Some of them will buy domain names, and that’s good news for you. Today the company put [...]

Action.com Looks Like It Sold for Big Bucks Again

(January 31, 2011)

Sedo sales feed reports a big sale. Action.com sold for $230,000 at a live Moniker auction back in 2008, and it looks like it may have just sold for big bucks once again. This morning Sedo’s domain sales feed shows a $270,000 sale for the domain name: Sedo’s RSS sales feed is known for randomly [...]

GoDaddy Sends Out Press Release For Premium Listings

(January 31, 2011)

With the up coming Super Bowl and GoDaddy.com’s slated two commercial spots for the big game, GoDaddy has sent out a press release to get customers to list domain names for sale using the Premium Listing Service GoDaddy offers. This was a pretty interesting press release IMO, because it shows some forward progress that GoDaddy may [...]

After Losing UDRP, New York Times Buys DealBook.com from Frank Schilling

(January 30, 2011)

Media behemoth buys Dealbook.com domain name after losing arbitration for the domain. In November I wrote about how Frank Schilling defeated New York Times Company in a landmark UDRP ruling for the domain name Dealbook.com. After losing the decision it appears New York Times ponied up and bought the domain name. The domain name has [...]

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