To claim the "developer" title in the domaining industry, one needs to be able to successfully perform a certain range of tasks. A developer creates their own content, programs their relational database and codes scripts. A developer designs their own templates, layouts, web sites or modifies … [Read more...]
Time to change your Domainer Homepage
September 14, 2010 by 4 Comments
The speediest method to display a useful web site upon browsing, is the launch of a homepage every time your browser starts. I'm a news junkie so my choice is usually CNN or MSNBC - other times I switch over to TechCrunch. As a domainer though, there is one page that you need to bring up most … [Read more...]
Enom no more
September 13, 2010 by 13 Comments
Using eNom as a registrar these days is a leftover from around 2002; that's when I acquired a reseller account and managed to keep my domain renewal costs low. An incident that occurred on Sunday made me change my strategy with regards to eNom; instead of keeping my remaining domains there - … [Read more...]
Text plus clipart does not equal a logo
September 10, 2010 by 7 Comments
I hear this all the time: I need a cheap logo. "How cheap" is only the beginning of the argument. The real question should be, does the client want a logo or some stylized text plus clipart? These two things are different. A logo must convey a message through a combination of symbols, … [Read more...]
The single Best Thing about GoDaddy
September 4, 2010 by 19 Comments
We all have our preferred domain registrars and sometimes we even change our preference, depending on customer experience. GoDaddy is the registrar that I used in 2000, once the dreaded Network Solutions monopoly was broken by a handful of registrars. Back then, they were lightweight and offered … [Read more...]
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