A first ever Future Trend Domain Auction will be held on June 21 – 28, 2011 by SuccessClick.com President – Stephen Douglas. Domains falling under the following categories in any extension can be submitted: 3D Holo (as in Holographic/Hologram) Virtual … Continue reading →

I was surprised to know that Elliot Silver owns BoracayHotels.com. If you just heard the name, Elliot runs a domaining blog and is considered as one of the few authorities who actually knows what he’s doing. He’s one of the … Continue reading →

We all know how much a domain is. A typical .com available for registration would probably cost about USD7-10 or somewhere around PHP500 here. But read how Alan Dunn then says $10,000, more or less PHP500,000.00, domain is still cheap … Continue reading →

I recently made a new theme and somehow, there seems to be a blank space at the very top of the page. I then realized that’s where the WordPress Administrator Bar used to go and now it’s missing. I noticed … Continue reading →

So I’m trying to control my urge to buy domains. I’m concentrating more on what I already have. And if you’re wondering, I currently own a bit over 150 domains. Some brandables, some keywords, some were grabbed while others were … Continue reading →

Did you know that the first ever domain was a .NET? Nordu.Net to be precise. I posted it back in Domain History Infographic. The first ever .com – Symbolics.com – born March 15, 1985 celebrates it’s 26th birthday today! That’s … Continue reading →

Google’s Matt Cutts talks about the choice of brandable and keyword domains and how Google is planning to adjust the weight and credit it gives for brandables over keyword domains. This may have a downward effect towards the value of … Continue reading →

Can you believe that domains back then were free?! And you could have easily held onto premium domains and be the king of the world! Oh wow if only I could be computer literate when I wasn’t even in grade … Continue reading →

Google recently tweaked its algorithm in bringing in results to our faces. It claims to reduce rankings for low-quality sites – sites that are of low value add for users, copy content from other websites, or sites that are just … Continue reading →

, mainly involving Mike Mann’s portfolio. It recently ended with numbers far lower than anybody expected it to be. You can visit DotWeekly who managed to jot down all the necessary details of the auction. As expected, most of the … Continue reading →