Today's day marks the 70th anniversary of D-Day; the decisive moment in history that changed the route of World War II. Although other battles cost many more lives, the beachhead of D-Day allowed the Allies to shrink the stronghold of the powers of the Axis and begin the liberation of … [Read more...]
Goodbye, Moniker
June 4, 2014 by 12 Comments
I've never been a heavy user of Moniker; not even in the "good old days" when Monte Cahn ran the show. Moniker's interface always left something to be desired, and it was always a few steps behind the practicality and efficiency of other web interfaces, such as that of eNom. These days, even … [Read more...]
Is the Domain Name Sales domain management system confusing?
May 27, 2014 by 1 Comment
I've been using Domain Name Sales as the only platform to sell domains, ever since Frank Schilling demonstrated the iPhone app during TRAFFIC 2012 in Ft. Lauderdale. I don't own an iPhone, and thus my experience is solely through a web browser; even on Android, the experience is smooth. Ever … [Read more...]
Domain marketplaces must set a minimum age for buyers
May 23, 2014 by 1 Comment
The youth of today is exposed to a whole lot more information, tools and gadgets than a decade ago; let alone thirty years ago, when I was a teenager. While it's good to be able to receive this type of technological exposure, there's a reason why the age of 18 is considered the base limit for … [Read more...]
Turning down domain offers is the best way to start the week
May 19, 2014 by Leave a Comment
As much as I enjoy closing deals, Monday is reserved for a special task: turning down offers and making counter-offers. A lot of buyers expect you to be willing to go forward with their price, but I've found that a good solid "no" on a Monday sends them into a positive spin. Counter-offers … [Read more...]
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