As first reported at TheDomains, yesterday, Tech Cocktail, which organizes and hosts networking events for startups and entrepreneurs in different cities across the country, announced that they have a new home: Tech.co. The shorter, hipper, and “significantly more baller” (in the words of Marketing Director Zach Davis) address is part..
This morning DomainNameWire posted an article about the decline in traffic to parked pages, due to changes in how web browsers handle predictive search. Google Chrome’s combined address and search bar, known as the Omnibox, has further complicated the issue for a lot of domain owners who rely on type-in traffic. Users can still navigate
This summer marks my second anniversary in domaining, and since I missed the one-year mark last year, I’ve decided to do a commemorative post. The last two years have been an incredible learning experience, and I’d like to share a few things that have worked well, and some that haven’t. My first domain purchase was [...]
I’m no stranger to frugailty – growing up in Miami, Florida, my father was a cheapskate, and it got him into trouble. He couldn’t bear to put a quarter in a parking meter, so he racked up a lot of $10 and $25 parking tickets. It became a running joke. If he’d been able to [...]
Last night I attended the Southern California Domainers Meetup organized by Morgan Linton and Jason Thompson, and I can attest to two things: first, it was among the best free networking events I’ve ever been to, and second, if you are in town for DOMAINfest and skipped it, you missed out.* Morgan started out by [...]
There’s nothing quite like the thrill of attending a conference like DOMAINfest, with a jam-packed agenda of three days of seminars, discussion panels, and networking parties. The most important aspect of any conference or trade show is, of course, the people you meet — and I don’t mean the celebrities and industry VIPs. Domain..
