Today in The Lowdown:
There is a new app that every domain investor will want to have on their smartphone. Simply called "Domain Sales" the app provides access to more than 72,000 historical domain & website sales dating back over 10 years. It covers multiple extensions including .com, .org and .net as well as ccTLDs and filters let you refine
your search results.
DN Journal's very first Cover Storynine
years ago was about an innovative new
parking service that had
been created by Igal Lichtman and his
partners. Igal had entered the domain space after
selling his company, Magic Solutions,to
Network Associates (makers of popular McAfee
security software) for $110 million. He has
been here ever since. His parking service is still here too but it is now
part of something much bigger - Lichtman's growing TrafficMedia
empire that is building a complete suite of
services aimed at meeting every online
business need in one central location.
Lichtman, a former Israeli Air Force officer who
is also a veteran engineer and
programmer, has earned his fortune by creating new
technology that solves a widespread problem. That is
what he is doing again with TrafficMedia, especially
with the company's "Vortalizer Technology"
behind its innovative MediaSiteBuilder
product that removes much of the time and cost
involved in developing domains. The product has
already caught the attention of a $5 billion dollar
Wall Street firm that has licensed the technology to produce
websites, mobile sites and Facebook pages for their
thousands of small business customers. The same
technology is now available to TrafficMedia's parking
clients and they can get it at no charge.
Full
Story Here
January 31, 2012 marked the
end of an era at domain aftermarket and parking
powerhouse Sedo.com.
It was the day that company Co-Founder and long time
industry leader Tim Schumacher officiallycompleted
his run as Sedo's CEO and, after more than a
decade leading the Cologne, Germany based
company, set his sites on new business ventures
outside of the domain space.
Less than 48 hours after Schumacher turned over
his CEO duties to Tobias
Flaitz, I sat down with Tim in Santa Monica,
California, where we were both attending the 2012
DOMAINfest Global conference, for a
private chat about his years at Sedo and the
company's meteoric rise during that time. The result
was a fascinating look back at a turbulent decade in which the company
first thrived, then had to survive a global recession that washed many others
away. You won't want to miss this inside look at the history of one of the
industry's key companies. Click
here for Full Story
The 6th annual DOMAINfest
Global conference rewarded an estimated
600 guests with a week of unique networking and
educational opportunities in a show held under
picture perfect sunny Southern California skies
at the oceanfront Fairmont Miramar Hotel in
Santa Monica Jan. 31 - Feb. 2, 2012.
While this was the 6th
show in the DOMAINfest Global series it was considerably
different than the ones that came before. The
show's organizers, Oversee.net,
parent company of lead sponsor DomainSponsor.com, decided to
expand the scope of the show beyond
traditional domain investor issues with an
increasing emphasis on alternative ways to
generate traffic and revenue - topics that are
of increasing interest to domain owners seeking to
offset the heavy decline in PPC revenue in recent
years. Click
here for Full Story
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It was another solid week for the domain aftermarket led by a 6-figure sale and enough in the 5-figure range to fill TWO Top 20 sales charts.
Get all of the details in our latest weekly domain
sales report.
After more than 10 years leading domain industry powerhouse Sedo, Co-Founder and former CEO
Tim Schumacher left to explore new business opportunities. Right after he stepped down
Tim gave us a fascinating inside look at how Sedo thrived & survived a turbulent first decade. Read all about it here.