Archives for April 2009

Almost halfway through the week – swine flu jokes

With the week almost at midpoint, I had a fun one-hour session on twitter, with regards to humoring the fears of swine flu epidemic. Consider this to be my first (and hopefully not last) session of twitter stand-up comedy. All the jokes below are mine. If you don't like them, I will gladly refund … [Read more...]

Selling ice to the Eskimos: Why domain auctions are a waste of time

I like social gatherings. Parties, conferences, meetings, galas. It's part of my personality and nature, as I am eager to communicate, to reach out to others and exchange ideas and share information. Plus, the drinks, food and further "opportunities" are there, especially when one is single. A … [Read more...]

Friday Funnies: Putting fun back into domains

Things get too serious sometimes. In order to instill some fun into the serious business of domains, I'm starting the "Friday Funnies" section. Each Friday, a cartoonized photo will attempt to deliver some humor without - hopefully - hurting the feelings of those it depicts. :D Today's "Friday … [Read more...]

Lead capture as a domain monetization strategy – by Tia Wood

I read a very informative and full of substance blog post today, from fellow domainer and web developer, Tia Wood. It offers a concise analysis of a strategy often overlooked by domainers, who opt to park their domains: Lead capture. Tia explains what the two basic categories of lead capture, … [Read more...]

Who would you trust?

What is wrong, America? You think your children can play safe at the park, right outside their homes. You think your sons and daughters - on break from school - can do what children are expected to do: play, not having to worry about life. But God-damn it. A little girl takes off to do just that, … [Read more...]