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Domain Name Sale for Domain Name Investors at DomainOutlet.com

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Thu, 26 Sep 2013 15:00:00 +0000

Its out with the old, and in with the new. Ive posted over 300 Premium Domain Names for sale at DomainOutlet.com. If your looking to start an internet business, or if your in the blog or forum developer community, check out our blogs and forums section. We have short 3-4 character names and brandable domain names. Thanks for looking.

.LA Domain Auctions Ending Today on Godaddy

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Thu, 18 Jul 2013 04:28:00 +0000

So the first batch of premium domains is ending today, id say its still a buyers market as the marketing was only offered to domain auction viewers, not the real front page of godaddy.com

Many names have no bids.

I hate to say it but ill tell you what was a good buy tommorrw, after we have purchased.

Good luck to all, i think this TLD is a reasonable speculation.

More at www.ladomainnames.com

Join us at facebook www.facebook.com/ladomains

Thanks
Page Howe

Specialized Domain Name Marketplaces

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 22:49:00 +0000

Its time for specilaized domain name Marketplaces to offer a unique set of potential buyers domain names for their subject matter, purpose or area. Weve launch DnStore.Tv and BestGeos.com in the past... now its time for

ForumDomainNames.com, the website to purchase domain names for forums; many containing the desirable Subject+Forum optimal combination.

Check us out.

Fame or Money? What the Yahoo Acquisition of Tumblr Means for Bloggers.

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Mon, 20 May 2013 13:35:00 +0000

Yahoo Buys Tumblr

So Yahoo spent $1.2 Billion for Tumblr, a pure play, user generated content company. But the content creators wont see a dime, they have all each been now acquired/valued by Yahoo, and have to really produce a certain amount of content to help Yahoo rationalized the $1 2 Billion.

So Fame or Money? Were asking creators whether its better to build on a shared, "rented" platform where you gain the benefit of all the Tumblr users seeing your posts, but you make no money, own nothing and build up no brand equity; or whether its better to OWN YOUR OWN BLOG, and be able to monetize your own traffic and build your own brand equity.

So Pros and Cons.

Platform - Yes Tumblr is super easy to get started on, but so our wordpress and blogger.com and other blogger communities, especially if you use the WP Engine hosted setup we recommend.

Then YOU onw your blog, you sell your own advertising, and build your own brand equity.

No at the beginning, your sitting there with a nice blog, and no one to see it..... so youve got to write engaging articles, seek out like minded potential readers on other blogs and news sites and forums, and look for the BIG SCOOP that may set your readership numbers growing.

And the neat thing is as Tumblr progresses, that the exact same thing Tumblr will be asking you to do to get your blog with them noticed.... but in their case it will be for their revenue, not yours.

And to really add some credibility for your blog, try starting off with a generic keyword blog name, start off with a prestige that can be the first impresion your blog receives, and your dont have to explain what you do becuase your name says it all.. the worlds shortest elevator speech, im Page Howe with TheDomainBlog.com.. how tough is it to figure out what i do.. and im on to relationship building or engagement... now if your tumblr.com/domainsblog1 its a bit tougher, and if your pulling a name out of the hat.. Dom3Cool, your even further down the line from a credibility perspective.

So good luck to Yahoo and the Tumblr Bloggers.. but maybe try also building your own blog.

.PW Domain Names Lowest Price

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Tue, 26 Mar 2013 14:40:00 +0000

So .PW went live today, if your thinking about picking up a couple, try this link for $5.99 registrations.

International Domain Registration

Happy Hunting

Page Howe
SharedTlds.com

For other great .TV domains try DnStore.TV

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 22:20:00 +0000

Cant get your wordpress to work, try WpEngine.

Page Howe

Domain Names and Blogs

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 22:00:00 +0000

So why does having a strong domain name help your blog, its simple, its makes your blog:

- More Credible
- easy to remember the address to tell others or navigate back
- creates a sell-able asset along with your content
- allows you to make entry into a new business area with a long established history, your premium domain name is your entry ticket.
- improves the chance you will be included on any directory's and link sites who will see includig your as an obvious choice.

So in real life you invest in your appearance, stype and try your best to make a great first impresssion, Your Domain Name will be your first impression in many cases, make it count.

See our inventory at www.20names.com or bestgeos.com

Page Howe
BestGeos.com
931-233-1098

Domain Outlet is open at DomainOutlet.com

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 22:49:00 +0000

Page Howe’s DomainOutlet.com is Open - Premium Domain Name Store Opens

Normally only used for existing customers, Page Howe has opened up www.DomainOutlet.com with another batch of 300 names, priced at $9-299. Stop whining and start buying. Thats right $9 and up. These are names from our other www.joedomains.com Store’s, but at drastically reduced prices.

Pretty catchy, huh. So at heart I'm a domain name buyer, and seller. I'm selling these names so i can buy new names, go ahead see what you like. Priced from $9 - 299. The number on response i receive from buyer is i cant afford your prices, so here's your chance.

You want stats? We got stats names. Stats dont mean anything, Collectors welcome. Brandables from $9 and up. Geos and Geo Purposes names have their own section. Oh you want only exact match, ok theres a section for you. Aged domains, come on in. Shared TLD’s like .co and .TV and .me are featured this month.

Specifically, some of the name just added at brand new, lowest ever offered pricing are (By Category):

In the Pure Geo Category, we have NewportNews.info, Calif.co, SanDiegoEast.Tv and FondduLac.net.

We also have Keyword Combination names like NewYorkLosAngeles.com, CarsValue.com and AdultDentist.com.

In the Geo-Purpose category, combination names with a city, state or area and a use or profession, ConnHomes.com, DowntownLaHotels.com, and SanFranciscoFlights.org, NorthVegasRealEstate.com top the list.

In Pure Product, you can buy names like DoubleMonitor.com, NewSolarpanels.com, PillowChairs.com, 3dController.com and HomeComputer.org.

This week's DomainOutlet.com list also features Journals.TV, Seminole.CO and Truth.ws in Shared Tlds section, those country code Tld's that are marketed and used worldwide

From the Web 2.0 category, SoftwareWiki.com, Weight20.com, Bluffster.com
and RPGVille.com.

One of This months' feature categories is Geo-Legal names in the .net extension including MusicCityLawyer.net, StlLawyer.net and NwFlaLawyer.net.

In Money and Financial Names look for LifeInsuranceForums.com and ChinaGoldSilver.com.

Featured likewise are Geo .ME Domains like Schaumburg.me, Rockville.ME, Gulfport.ME and Springdale.me.

One of the easiest businesses to get started in online would be a forum or a blog, and DomainOutlet.com has these Online Forum and Blog and Blogging Domains this week:

TheInternetForums.com
EastCoastForum.com
SanJuanblog.com
TasteForum.com
MissionBayBlog.com

Popular among domain investors, SEO Professionals and Internet Marketers are names with high correlation to monthly searches, CPC advertising rates and computer appraised values.

Of the names featured this week, those with strong stats include PartTimeSchool.com, Classof10.com, VintageSurfing.com and YouDontOwnME.com from the appraised value section;

EastLasingMichigan.com, PartyPlanning.TV, theFarmer.net and InternetCafe.TV from the Hi Monthly searches area;

and CordBloodStorage.me, TaxSettlement.me, NonprimeLoans.com, SanJoaquinlawyer.net and NonPrimeLoans.com from the high CPC breakdown.

DomainOutlet is the discount priced Domain Store for Web Developers, Online Marketers, Ecommerce and SEO Professionals and those looking to invest in quality domains names at a fraction of their potential retail value. How long you wait and when you sell and for how much is up to you. Thanks for shopping.

www.DomainOutlet.com

Part of the Joe Domains Family of Premium Internet Domain Stores

www.BestGeos.com

www.dnstore.tv

www.namesfordomainers.com

www.bestsportsdomains.com

www.showcasenames.com

Introduction to the Domain Name System

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Sat, 14 Jul 2012 23:13:00 +0000

New TLD’s are probably the biggest change that we’ve seen in the internet since it began in the mid ‘90s. The domain name system that was started to make the entire internet work as well as it has for the past 20 years is based upon a domain name system, or DNS. The DNS system arose early in the development of the internet and we would like to take a few moment to take you back to the late ‘80s or early ‘90s as to how the internet developed.

Some of you might find this interesting but more importantly without the perspective of how certain things originated and were deemed necessary you won’t be able to understand when people start talking about whether apps will replace domain names or whether one unified closed system will ever replace the internet, why things started and why they are put in place.

So originally when the internet was started it was set up to be a network of networks. Many computers or universities or research systems maintain their networks inside of their campus, office parks or business in many cases you had companies that were networking locations based around the United States, or the world, that wanted to connect them.

The idea of a network of networks was born when people began to say What if we could connect our network to your network? One of the fundamental things you have to understand, to truly understand the internet, is that it was originally built on the excess unused spaced that existed on telephone lines at the time. You can imagine AT &T and then after it MCI and Sprint and other private networking companies. They only used a certain amount of capacity much like highways, built for four lanes, not always used.

So the internet says lets uses that unused capacity so there is no added cost to the company that owns those lines, the internet started, was, and still is in essence, free. Why it’s free or whether it will continue to be free for some people we will discuss at our next post.

But back to the domain name system so different people started to connect their internet, their networks to other networks, they would have to write down the secret code number which is a series of four number combinations separated by dots that each place is used to locate their network on the network of networks. So if we use the word internet to describe what was happening at the time which may be a reach, I think it will be easier for us to talk about it.

So the internet at that time would be a way for me say I was at Caltech in Los Angeles connect to you if you were at MIT at Massachusetts and I would have to remember that your number on that internet might be 12.12.13.14 and I would write down your name Bob at 12.12.13.14 and you would write down my name Page at 13.13.19.12 and we would keep those much like the phone number for each person and we would put it inside a record book or keep it with us.

You can picture the typical nerd at the time potentially with his pocket protector in his short sleeve shirt carrying a list of the different network numbers of his friends or business associates in his pocket. So he would have a list, or maybe a notebook at the time the different places where he would connect to everybody.

The numbers insured each person can only have one address, otherwise the internet wouldn’t know where to connect to, much like phone numbers, every one is unique.

So foundationally, the key to the internet is that each IP number connects to one and one and only computer or a series of computers on the internet. This was incredibly important and extremely foundational for the success of the internet that when anyone uses with series of four IP numbers they know they are connecting to one computer, they know that the next time they type in that set of numbers they are going to be going to the same computer and that they know that if multiple messages or multiple applications are all trying to connect to the same computer that they will all be connecting to the same exact computer that they intended.

Now after a while just like memorizing phone numbers becomes difficult memorizing the numbers of each person became difficult. So you might create a program inside of your own computer that you could use shorthand or instead of having to remember 12.12.13.19 you just have to remember Bob and then Bob could just remember Page and then he could just type in Page into his computer and I could just type in Bob. And then what happened was each person had their own list of shorthand that they may use to communicate. So I may have a computer that had some games on it in Texas that I may call Games and someone else may have someone that they discovered in Norway that had some great games, and they may call that fun or games. Now if they wanted to send their list of cool websites or cool internet connections to someone else and they send their own nicknames, one person may get a list of nicknames completely different from the intent of the other person. So the next person couldn’t say hey did you go to games, because each persons might be different.

So the domain name system was born with the idea that we were to sign an English word name to match up directly with these series of IP numbers and that there will be one and only and only list that everybody would use to use their shorthand names.

So these shorthand names became known as domain names and the sole purpose of the domain name or registry would be to coordinate and record and keep a record of what English word domain name would match up with each IP address.

You would have to administer when computers were going on and offline and whether different names were still being used or whether names that used to point to one computer would now be pointed to another computer. Instead on everyone having to keep their own track, each network administrator could update their own records.

So say a company like MIT or Caltech wanted to upgrade their computers and they wanted to change their IP address or they’ve got a different IP address or they wanted to add computers? This way they wouldn’t have to send their change of address form to everybody else on the internet saying that their IP address had changed they would simply have to change the record that showed what their name was say MIT and then they would then themselves change their address and everybody out there would be able to now still connect to their computers seamlessly.

You can think of the internet domain name system as three important things.

One it makes sure that each internet name matches up with one and only one computer.

Two it makes sure that everyone is using the same list of names, and

Three it allows each node on the network or each domain name administrator to administer their own name and instantly everyone’s address will be updated.

So this is a foundational part and it’s by no means a technical discussion for administrators or network professionals there is an introduction for internet users those thinking of investing in the internet business or those thinking of owning and managing your own domain name and why the domain name system was originally created. I learned about this as we applied for a new TLD in the year 2000 which was right about the time that the manager of this internet system ICANN was being created. So for more about ICANN and the idea of TLD’s or new TLD’s please read the next post about Tlds. Thank you.

after the gTLD hype try Shared TLDs, like .TV and .LA

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Sat, 14 Jul 2012 18:20:00 +0000

OMG, how thats for trendy text speak, another post, twice in a month. get used to it Joe Q Public... so every ten years or so the Domain Industry hots the mainstream when talk rolls around about new gTlds. New gTlds are extension for domain name address beyond the already allocated .com, .ent and .org and their 10-15 counterparts (called existing gTLDs) and the 220 or so ccTlds allocated to countries like .uk for England, .de for Germany etc.

So we had the rush of articles and what im writing about today, the inevitable aftermath...... what i call .crickets. wait for it.................................. listen what do you hear now?

beside the magazines that are late to regergatate (spell that for me spell check) last months headlines, and the reblogging of other posts, your not hearing anythign more. Its a vacumn becuase in my opinion syaing we are going to have new tlds isnt the same as having them. and we DONT have them yet.

We still have objections periods, a new administration in ICANN, maybe in the US Gov, a United Nations assembly on tech governance, a now combined round of first launches, the bidding process etc etc etc.

Then theres still will the internet administrators worldwide actually be ready for the introduction of 200-1000 tlds and if one part of the internet doesnt recognize them, will that create surprises. Plus we have new rules, new sunrise periods.

So what to do now, in virtual start-up time were seeing companys' go with what they can get now and if you want a good keyword and cant get the .com, try some of the new shared tlds. Shared Tlds are those country code TLD's that have been marketing worldwide and included .TV, .ME and .CO at the top, .CC and .WS which are going on 10-12 years, and then some new entrants, .LY for url shorteners, and our favorite .LA as a geo TLD. See some great generics at DnStore.TV

Read more at www.thenew.la, or email me ot see some of the premium names we have for sale, and a free list of unregistered names to pick from, please use our registrar at TheNew.LA
thanks

page howe

Making Money Blogging, Im back

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Sat, 30 Jun 2012 17:45:00 +0000

Ok, so what will happen if you launch a blog, and do nothing for 3 months. Answer, nothing. My blog stays up on the worldwide web, i can look at my stats and 365 page-views. So the big question is will Google see my blog? Will they?

Well if i searched the words, the domain blog, i wasnt on the first 2 pages; so no "love" so to speak.

But am i in, the answer is yes- i search for "the domain blog" in quotes and i was the fourth listing.

Now the really good news is that if you type in thedomainblog.com i show up number 1, bummer is google doesnt think im good enough to actually be search so they show and suggest the user was really looking for THE DOMAIN Blog, about domains and showed others.

But step 1, im alive and in the ecosystem.

A couple notes on blog sport, the posting interface is nice, i just used the spell cheer or the first time, funny they want Google capitalized - i guess they don't like people using it as a verb. So you get nice squiggly lines to tell you where you may want to check your spelling.

Oh and as for the title, make money blogging, check out our 100% commission program here.

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 22:44:00 +0000

Ok so End of Day One, its been about 20 minutes total, i have my domain name TheDomainBlog.com pointed to this blog, and also my new email address pointed to my regular address. That way i can sign up and take inquiries with my page@thedomainblog.com email address, yet receive them where i get all my regular email. pretty cool. So if your buying a premium domain name from me you should be able to make your first post, and setup your URL Forwarding and Email Forwarding on Day 1. We also offer a Premium Service where we can do these steps for you for $99 and deliver to you a domain name and already setup blog. Cheers.

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 22:28:00 +0000

So Part of the purpose of TheDomainBlog.comg is to show new customers how easy it is to start a blog, and develop a specific focus, and become relevant to viewers and customers and gain the benefits of being a person of influence on a certain topic, area. hobby or focus. So im writing this blog post about 12 minutes after i started the blog, im using the blogspot by Google platform and forwarding my url to this blog platform. See how the color changed - click the last text to see how im doing this and begin your education on how you could be blogging soon!

noreply@blogger.com (joedomains) — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 22:24:00 +0000

Welcome to The Domain Blog! Yes, i think the world needs another domain blog and im just the guy to write it. After ten years of Domaining and keeping quiet, its time to tell the world about the best priced investment for the next 10 - 100 years, Premium Domain Names. Ill focus on investing tips, the Best Available Domain Names, Expired Domain Names, Domain name Services and Monetization Companies, and some current events. Ill be less focused on the legal side of domaining, the Adult side, or PPC and SEO strategies. I guess im a pure plunger, speculating on the Best Pure Play Domain names.