After five years with Oversee.net, the past two-and-a-half as the company's President and CEO, Jeff Kupietzky is leaving the company effective at the end of August. While there have been rumors that Kupietzky might be departing, the official word came this afternoon in a statement released by Oversee.net's Communications VP Mason Cole.

Cole wrote: "I am confirming the departure of Jeff Kupietzky from his executive role with Oversee at the end of August. After five years with the company and the last two and a half years as CEO and President, Jeff has elected for personal reasons to relocate his family to Israel.  The day-to-day operations and strategic vision for Oversee will be led by the company’s Co-Presidents, Debra Domeyer and Scott Morrow. They are supported by an operating committee which includes CFO Liz Murray, and General Counsel Todd Greene."

Jef Kupietzky
Departing Oversee.net President & CEO  

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Parking has been a staple of the domain business for the past decade so it probably won't surprise you to hear that T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Co-Founder Howard Neu has entered the parking business. What will surprise you is that it's not domain parking - it is old school automobile parking! Of course, being an Internet guy, Howard's new venture does involve a website - a clean booking platform designed by Danny Pryor located at NationalParkAndFly.com that just opened yesterday (Tuesday, July 26). 

Howard is actually second in command at the new company where he serves as Secretary. His daughter, Wendy Goldberg, is the President and the one responsible for luring Howard into a new line of business. As it happens, Wendy is no stranger to conventional parking as she owns a parking lot near the airport in tourist mecca Orlando, Florida. 

Howard Neu  

Here's how it all came together. Earlier  this year Wendy opened a drive-away business (delivering cars to customers at locations they specify) for rental cars in six Florida locations; Orlando, Tampa, Ft. Lauderdale, Ft. Myers, Miami and Jacksonville and she also has an exclusive drive-away business deal with the major auto auctions in the state, leading her to hire 200 drivers and support personnel.

With the click of a mouse travelers can now order a parking spot in Orlando that comes with immediate shuttle service to and from the Orlando International Airport. The daily rate at the secure lot is just $5.95, a big discount from airport garage rates. For a few dollars more you can have your car sparkling clean inside and out when you return. The company offers a wash and vacuum service that costs less than at full-service car wash locations in the area. Howard said the company plans to open up in a new area every 2 to 3 months with Tampa, Ft. Myers, Las Vegas and New York LaGuardia first on the expansion list.

Another feature the company expects to add by the Labor Day weekend is a nationwide database featuring airport travel information including flight delays and airport travel conditions. Use of the database will be free to all website visitors whether they are reserving a parking spot or not. 

With falling PPC rates over the past few years, a lot of people have been looking for an alternative to parking,  but who would have guessed that one alternative to parking would be parking!  

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“Our goal is big and the challenge is even bigger, but we think that we can make a huge impact in the Domain Name Security space," Linton said. "If everyone checks our database before they buy a domain name, it will be almost impossible for thieves to sell domains. By making it harder to sell stolen domains, thieves will become less inclined to even attempt a theft."

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Everyone in the domain business knows who Marc Ostrofsky is. He made domain names a global news story when he sold Business.com in a deal valued at a then world record $7.5 million in 1999 and he is back in the spotlight this year as the author of the best selling book Get Rich Click! The Ultimate Guide to Making Money on the Internet. 

While Ostrofsky's name has been synonymous with domains names for more than a decade, domains are just the latest chapter in a much bigger entrepreneurial success story that hasn't been told in its entirety until now. We put together the whole story in a new Cover Story that fills in the blanks and unveils many little known facts about the Houston-based entrepreneur and his many business ventures. One of the most interesting personal tidbits is the close link Ostrofsky has to one of the Three Stooges (in fact his middle name comes from that association!) If you thought you knew everything there is to know about Ostrofsky, think again! You can read the article here. 

Marc Ostrofsky
Author of Get Rich Click!  

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Ostrofsky, a domain industry pioneer, is also author of the New York Times best-selling book Get Rich Click!, The Ultimate Guide To Making Money Online. He initially gained famed for selling Business.com in a transaction valued at $7.5 million in 1999. High profile transactions like that one helped to fuel interest in domain names as investment assets, but laws creating remedies for victims of domain theft have lagged behind market developments.  

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The Domain Holdings Group that was founded just a year ago by former DN Journal Cover Boys John Ferber and Chad Folkening (along with partner Erik Simons) continue to make major waves in the domain industry. The company announced it has received a $2.9 million investment from Valhalla Partners, WWC Capital and BrokersWeb Inc. Founder and CEO Matias De Tezanos (who was also the subject of a DN Journal Cover Story in 2005), as well as other angel investors.

Most of that money is going to re-launch the company's beefed up domain development platform, Rapid Domain Builder, under a new name and address at DomainPower.com. With more horsepower under the hood, DomainPower provides a turnkey solution for domain owners, offering vertical-specific frameworks for quick SEO-ready website development, site enhancement plug-ins and multiple revenue opportunities, all managed in one location. 

Domain Holdings CEO Jason Boshoff said, "We are excited to come out of stealth mode with a new look to our award-winning platform (Editor's note: Rapid Domain Builder won the

judge's award in the Pitchfest Contest at DOMAINfest Global in 2010). This gives users a powerful domain management and monetization solution that can help identify the overall status of a domain portfolio, recognize growth opportunities and, overall, offers easy management." 

The redesign's primary focus was a new user interface, developing a larger selection of vertical-specific frameworks and adding domain portfolio management solutions. The newly launched UI features an upgraded dashboard, sortable by individual domain performance or a full portfolio performance overview, with real-time updates of site and portfolio statistics. Updates include revenue, traffic, traffic sources, keywords and other site vitals integral to the growth, health and maintenance of domains. 

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 The agendas for two key domain conferences coming up in October are shaping up nicely. The granddaddy of them all - T.R.A.F.F.I.C. - has settled on the keynote speaker for their big show coming up October 16-19, 2011 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel on Florida's Ft. Lauderdale Beach. HallPass Media Founder Bill Karamouzis (who was the subject of our April 2010 Cover Story) will do the honors. 

T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Co-Founder Rick Schwartz said Karamouzis will speak on a topic he is intimately familiar with - "The Challenge of Developing Our Domains Into Businesses." That is indeed a challenge, but few have done it better than Bill who has had some massive successes with Hallpass Media's game websites. That success caught the attention of MindJolt, one of the largest cross-platform game developers and publishers in the world, and they wound up buying Hallpass earlier this year. 

Bill Karamouzis
Founder, Hallpass Media 

With so much interest in developing to maximize domain value, Karamouzis is an excellent pick to headline what will be the only T.R.A.F.F.I.C  conference in 2011. I've been looking forward to this one all year and am even more so  with Karamouzis on the agenda.

Speaking of T.R.A.F.F.I.C., TheParkingPlace.com, Media Breakaway's new domain monetization platform that I told you about last month, is currently running a promotion that is giving their clients a chance to pick up a free pass to T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Ft. Lauderdale (worth $1,595 at the current registration rate). Any client that earns $10,000 at TheParkingPlace.com over the three-month period from July 1 through Sept. 30 will get a free ticket.

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Peter Dengate Thrush, who was ICANN's Chairman of the Board until stepping down from that position after last month's ICANN international meeting in Singapore, has already stepped into a new position, one that will keep him closely tied to the domain industry. 

Top Level Domain Holdings Limited, the only publicly traded company focused exclusively on acquiring and operating new generic top-level domains, today announced that Thrush has joined the company as its Executive Chairman, effective immediately. Thurush is joining a company that, through its wholly owned subsidiary Minds+Machines,is working on plans to operate a variety of new gTLDs, including .nyc, .eco and .radio.

At the ICANN meeting in Singapore, Thrush led the ICANN Board to approve the organization's controversial roll out of an unlimited number of new gTLDs. His shift, less than a month later, to a leadership position in a new business that ICANN created and has regulatory control over, is already drawing criticism from those who view it as a conflict of interest. None the less, there are no regulations in place that bar such a move and Thrush's expertise and connections in the area of new TLDs obviously make him a very valuable addition to any company operating in that space.

Peter Dengate Thrush
Executive Chairman
Top Level Domain Holdings
Photo source: ICANNPhotos 

TLDH CEO Antony Van Couvering acknowleded that, noting, “Peter will be an outstanding asset to TLDH. Peter and I have worked together as ICANN participants since its inception, and I am very pleased to welcome him as our Executive Chairman. Peter championed successfully the approval of the new gTLD programme at the highest levels and with Peter on board I have every confidence we will achieve the same success at TLDH. I can’t think of a better addition to our team - Peter is a superstar in our field, and we are delighted to have him at the helm.”

Thrush added, “I am delighted to be welcomed to this first-class team, which has had an extensive and productive involvement with the new gTLD programme and which has stood out as innovative, bold, and effective. New gTLDs represent a major opportunity for the Company and its investors, for TLD applicants and for the Internet community, and I welcome the chance to make a contribution.”  

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On Wednesday I told you about the innovative new domain acquisition and management platform at Protrada.com. In recent weeks I've seen the debut of several other new services that are offering interesting new approaches to domain sales, financing & leasingand market analysis. 

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DULLES, VA (Marketwire) - VeriSign, Inc. ( NASDAQ : VRSN ), the trusted provider of Internet infrastructure services for the networked world, today announced, effective Jan. 15, 2012, an increase in registry domain name fees for .com and .net, per its agreements with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).

Verisign announced that as of Jan. 15, 2012, the registry fee for .com domain names will increase from $7.34 to $7.85 and that the registry fee for .net domain names will increase from $4.65 to $5.11.

Continued strong global Internet usage growth, along with increasingly powerful distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks leveled against all parts of the Internet's critical infrastructure, have dramatically increased the demands on Internet infrastructure providers such as Verisign. In the last five years, the volume of Domain Name System (DNS) queries on Verisign's global Internet infrastructure has more than doubled, increasing to an average daily query load of 57 billion in the first quarter of 2011. Future growth is expected to occur at an even faster pace. Verisign's infrastructure has maintained 100 percent operational security, accuracy and stability for more than a decade due to continued innovation and investment in the infrastructure.

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Protrada might be described as the domain world's version of the Swiss Army knife - it does everything and it is extremely easy to use. I am going to touch on a few of the features in this post but the best way to see what Protrada can so is to see it for yourself, something they allow you to do through a free 7-day trial. If you decide it is for you, they have four different monthly price levels (ranging from $29 a month to $199 a month) based on the number of domains you want to have under management and the feature sets you want. This is a serious platform with unbridled power designed for domain professionals (or those hell-bent on becoming one). 

A screenshot of a sample Protrada dashboard detailing auctions you are watching, winning and losing, as well as those you are selling. Access to other functions are accessed from the menu in the black bar at the top. 

Let's start with domain acquisition functions. You can enter specified keywords and each day Protrada will automatically search all of the major auction platforms (including expired and aftermarket domains) and import a list of names available that day along with key data for each name to help you decide what to go after (you can set up parameters in advance to further filter the list to show only those that meet data metrics you specify). The system will also bid for you and hold those bids until the last possible minute so your activity doesn't attract competitors to names you are interested in. It can even grab Buy It Now domains that meet your pre-set price and criteria. 

A list of domains up for bid that have been imported and assessed by the Protrada system.

(Note: In addition to new acquisitions, you can of course import any of your existing domains into the system, either manually one by one or in bulk with a text  of .csv file. You can also pull them into this system directly from many major registrar accounts).

If you want to go off auto pilot from time to time and get into the middle of the action there is also a 24-hour live trading floor that will be right up your alley. 

Another great feature is that you can set up various Actions that will automatically put the domains you acquire to work instantly. Those actions can change DNS to the nameservers you specify, place the domain up for sale (on multiple platforms with a price marked up by any percentage you specify) or even do a quick development project, complete with articles, user generated content and social media features that are much better received by search engines than the usual parked page. 

The powerful Create Action screen at Protrada

Another big plus is that you can collect email addresses from your site visitors so you can build a valuable lead database that can be tapped over and over.

You can also add your own advertising network codes to display ads and, if you wish, add your own original content and images - but most will probably prefer to let the system do all of the work. Most sites are generated in well under one minute. You can see an sample auto-generated site at FiremanTShirts.com.

The Portolio area of the platform lets you track how each domain is performing across a variety of monetization options than can be tapped with each name (everything from CPC and CPA to Amazon, Shopping.com, ClickBank and others). Domains are sorted into four performance categories (from Dog to Star) making it easy to see which ones are doing well and which might be better letting go. 

A screenshot from the Protrada Portfolio area

In the portfolio area you also have access to all of your management tools including those that edit the look and content of your auto developed websites. 

The Reports area is also extremely robust with access to Google analytics, detailed data on your sources of traffic and much more. Having these stats constantly at hand can also be a big help in selling your domains. 

As I noted earlier this is a very intuitive system than I found unusually easy to use for one that has so much power under the hood. To further aid those who need a little help along the way, pop-up videos are available across the platform to show you how things are done. 

I've barely scratched the surface here, so if it looks interesting, explore the platform in depth for a week via Protrada's free trial and see how this compares to the way you are currently managing your domain business. This must be what it feels like to upgrade from a Model T to a Ferrari.

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The Governor of Bali, Pak Made Mangku Pastika (center), came out to thank Robert and Beat 
for their efforts during a stop at Kuta Beach where they helped with a beach clean up effort. 

Epstone detailed how the money is being used noting, "Sole Men Indonesia has been funding the printing and distribution of basic health care manuals for poor children of different ages. For example, advice on basic health care for the younger children coupled with information on HIV prevention, alcoholism, drugs, and addiction for the older children. Together with a doctor and/or nurse from Yayasan Anak Anak we used these for health presentations we made in schools, orphanages and villages around Bali during our 535 kilometer (330 mile) barefoot walk. Going forward our plan is to fund additional mobile health clinics to reach children in places where currently they have little or no access to medical health care, health education as well as much needed education regarding their environment."  

"As funds are increased through donations we plan to donate an urgently needed replacement ambulance for the Bumi Sehat Foundation (Ibu Robin) in Aceh as the previous second hand one donated by Rotary is now dead from rust and wear and tear after seven years in constant use."

"Our final mission is to establish a center for homeless children with facilities to help them readjust emotionally, intellectually and spiritually with education programs and vocational training to prepare for work within the Bali Tourist industry through our relationship with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism," Epstone said.

Sole Man Robert Epstone (4th from left) with another supporter, I Gusti Putu Laksaguna 
(3rd from right), the Inspector General of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism for Indonesia

If you are wondering why they decided to walk barefoot, Epstone answered, "We did it barefoot to be in solidarity with those unfortunate shoeless children and adults who don't have a choice as we have."

Epstone said special care is being taken to insure than all donations go to help those need. "Due to Indonesia being pretty highly ranked in terms of corruption, our policy is never to hand over money and like Rotary not to fund overhead. Instead we will continue to fund actual projects as outlined above. In the case where we may fund a vehicle, either an ambulance for Aceh or one elsewhere to serve as a mobile health clinic, we will always retain the original registration documents to prevent them being sold for cash - perhaps an unlikely situation but one which we intend to avoid," Epstone said.  

So what's next for the Sole Men? "We have just been invited to do a barefoot walk all around the southern part of Bali from August 9th to 11th to support education, re-skilling and creation of eco-friendly job and business opportunities, for the poor and disadvantaged in that area," Epstone said.  The Sole Men will be joined by nine volunteers and staff from the R.O.L.E Foundation and end up at a special fund raising dinner at the Ayana Hotel (formerly the Ritz Carlton).

Yet another big event may be on the horizon. Epstone said, "The Quicksilver Foundation has invited Sole Men, subject to board approval, to do a 500 kilometer barefoot walk to the World Surfing Championships on Australia's Gold Coast (ending February 27, 2012) where 10,000 people will attend the final day.

For two guys walking without shoes, Robert and Beat are certainly covering a lot of ground! If you wish to donate to their cause you can do so here.

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One of the most active local domain investor/developer groups in the U.S., South Florida Domainers,  has another exceptionally attractive event coming up next week - the evening of Thursday, July 21 to be specific. After attracting the largest crowd in the group's history for an event at the home of Secret Millionaire John Ferber (Of DomainHoldings.com) at the end of March, organizers had a new standard to live up to. It looks like they have come up with the strong follow-up they were looking for, again with the help of the Domain Holdings Group, along with two new sponsors - the upcoming T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Ft. Lauderdale conference and local limo company Limousines.bz.

Attendees will meet at Domain Holdings headquarters in Delray Beach at 5:30pm on July 21. The Domain Holdings crew will host a meet and greet and present a quick demo of their platform, then everyone will take a short walk to an adjacent dock for the main event - a two-hour cruise up and down the Intracoastal Waterway on the Delray Yacht Cruises boat S.S. Lady Delray.

South Florida Domainers Group guests will board one these boats operated by Delray 
 Yacht Cruises next Thursday evening for a ride on Florida's Intracoastal Waterway.

Everyone will  board the boat by 6:45pm where they will find appetizers and a cash bar. They will then enjoying cruising and networking from 7-9pm.  Organizers say they have a  couple of speakers lined up, but most of the time is being left open so local domainers can socialize. Space is limited to 70 passengers so it is being made available on a first come, first served basis. Domainers can bring a spouse or guest (one only due to space limitations). If your plans change, be sure to let them know so someone else can use the spot. To RSVP for this free event and reserve your place you will want to visit this page ASAP.

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Marc Ostrofsky is a domain industry veteran who first gained fame for selling Business.com in a deal valued at $7.5 million in 1999 but these days he is better known as the best selling author of Get Rich Click!, a hot new book about making money on the internet that he released in May. The success of his book earned Marc an invitation to appear on ABC-TV's national morning talk show The View June 9th (you can read our review of his appearance here). Marc performed so well on the show that the producers invited him to come back for today's network telecast (Friday, July 8, 2011).

Last time Marc talked about how you can use domain names and other tools to make money on the Internet. This time producers ask him to talk about some of his favorite apps for smartphones and Apple's Ipad in a segment titled Amazing Apps. Once again Marc did a terrific job of explaining  technology in terms that non-techies can easily understand and get excited about (you can view his segment here). . 

Marc Ostrofsky (right) on today's national telecast of ABC-TV's The View 
with co-hosts Whoopi Goldberg (left) and Elisabeth Hasselbeck (center).

After watching Ostrofsky's two guest shots I have come away convinced that some smart network producer will make him a regular on their show (if I ran The View I would sign him up before someone else does) or give him a show of his own. The Internet and closely related fields like mobile are among the few exceptionally bright spots in an otherwise dismal economy. With the web providing a path for people to bypass the moribund job market and go into business for themselves there is currently a great hunger for information on how to to do that so Marc's message comes at a perfect point in history. Plus, he has the personality, the been there done that credibility and the communications skills necessary to impart that message to the masses, making him a valuable media commodity. 

Though today's appearance was about apps rather than domains I found it just as interesting as I learned about some cool new apps I will download myself. I already use several that Marc highlighted like Yelp, Shazam and Red Laser but was not aware of Word Lens, one that wowed me (as well as the show's hosts). That app allows you to point you phone's video camera at printed words and see them instantly translated from one language to another. You almost have to see it to believe it.

Marc is serving up some good stuff and shining a bright and positive media light on our business in the process. I can't wait to see more.

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Castello Cities Internet Network, the corporate entity that administers the Castello Brothers' blue chip portfolio of geo/generic domain names and developed websites, has been based in Palm Springs, California since 1998 (PalmSprings.com is one of CCIN's premier properties). 

That will officially change July 15th when Michael and David Castello are relocating the company's headquarters to Nashville - the home of another one of their marquee websites - Nashville.com.  In fact, David told me that CCIN's development work on Nashville.com over the past couple of year's has turned the site into their largest geo brand. 

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Since entering the domain industry in early 2002 rarely a day has gone by that I haven't been immersed in one aspect of the business or another - including days when I was supposed to be "on vacation." However, I just returned from a vacation that wound up being different than in the past as a set of circumstances developed that required me to totally disconnect from domains on this trip. Normally I would expect to experience withdrawal symptoms in such a situation but time didn't allow that.

Diana and I went to one of our favorite places in the world - Sarasota's Siesta Key - for a week on a spectacular white sand beach that was named America's best beach by noted authority Dr. Beach several years ago (once a beach wins that award it is retired from the competition). During the 11 years I was a sportscaster at the ABC-TV station in Sarasota I spent almost every morning walking on this beach. We still live just over an hour's drive away and always love going back.

Scene from Siesta Key, Florida last week

While we had a chance to enjoy Siesta Key, two other things - one good and one bad - required our attention during the hours we were not at the beach. Shortly before we left for Sarasota, Diana's mother suffered a stroke and was hospitalized in Venice, Florida (about 25 minutes south of Sarasota). She came through it much better than many do (for which the entire family is very thankful) but will have to undergo therapy to regain full use of here left hand and leg. We visited her several times during the week and were happy to see her mental faculties and speech fully intact and her determination to put in the rehab work needed to get back on her feet as soon as possible. We have no doubt she will do it as that side of the family comes from some very hardy stock (Diana's uncle on her mother's side drove round trip from Florida to Michigan after his 90th birthday and he is still going strong today)!

The other event that fell during our vacation week (and the prime reason we picked this past week to go) involved our daughter Brittany. She started her third year of medical school last Wednesday, as fate would have it, in Sarasota - one of six cities where the Florida State University College of Medicine trains third and fourth year students. So, we spent time helping her get settled into a new apartment and buy a new car - a necessity since she will be doing rotations between three area hospitals over her final two years of med school (as well as driving home once in awhile we hope!)

Men (and Women) in Black: Until a couple of years ago, no one in our family had ever 
bought a black car - now we all have one. Diana (center) started it, I was next (far left) 
then Brittany (at right) made it unanimous when she got her new Mustang last week. The day 
this photo was taken one of our neighbors asked if we were having a black car convention :-)

So, there was plenty keeping us busy right through July 4th (a national holiday in the U.S.). I finally got back in the office today and have been chipping away at a mountain of backed up email and assorted tasks. Still not done, so if you sent an email over the past week and haven't heard back from me yet, you should soon. Thanks for your patience! Now it's back to work with a lot of projects to take on including a double-length sales report that will be out Thursday, a resumption of these daily Lowdown posts, work on a new newsletter and Cover Story, etc. etc. I'm glad I love my job! I hope all of our friends in the U.S. had a great extended Independence Day weekend and are as psyched as I am about getting back to domains! 

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