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Custom .onion domains available at Impreza

Hosting a Web site on the Tor network (Deep Web) is the safest way on the internet to keep your content anonymous and protect its users against any kind of espionage. We at Impreza support freedom of the press and expression, thinking about it now we have made available in all our shared Tor hosting…
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Verisign reported net income of $163 million or $1.35 a share

Verisign (NASDAQ: VRSN) reported earnings after the close today. Unchanged in after hours trading after closing down .18 at $189.18. Year to date the stock is up 27.5% 3 analysts forecast earnings of $1.25 per share compared to earnings of $1.07 per share in the same quarter of the previous year. Wall Street is expecting…
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Sedo weekly sales led by Yotta.com

Sedo released their weekly sales and Yotta.com led the way at $100,000. Yotta is the largest decimal unit prefix in the metric system, denoting a factor of 10 or 1000000000000000000000000. EndlessSummer.com sold for $20,000 to take second place. eCommerce.co sold for 15,000 Euros, ($16,736). 42 .com sales 18 cctld sales 5 other tld sales From…
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The curious case of Dustie.com

  This one is very interesting. So Dustie Meads posts on Namepros that’s her first name, Dustie.com sold for $450 on GoDaddy. She said she had the name listed for $20,000 for many years, not $450. The ironic part about posting on Namepros resulted in seeing that another member Maxtra was the buyer of the…
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Close.io acquires Close.com

Steli Efti made an announcement on the Close.io blog that they acquired Close.com. Regged in 1996 the domain was once used as a startup and raised $250,000 in 2013. The .com crowd will love this statement, Now that we’ve reached a level of maturity and stability in the CRM space, we decided it was finally…
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Sedo weekly sales led by AppleGreen.com

  Sedo released their weekly sales and AppleGreen.com led the way at 50,000 Euros, ($56,005). There were 8 five figure sales in .com. Hackly.com for $14,500 that’s a great price imo, a few friends called me Hack most of my childhood and wished I thought to reg that name with the popular ly suffix. Exl.com…
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Long tail keywords and why they are important

  Andrew Ansley wrote a very good post at RavenTools about long tail keywords that is worth a read for those developing websites and investing in long term keywords to sell to those who will develop. From the article: Why Are Long-Tail Keywords Important? The main reason why long-tail keywords are important for your business’s…
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Domain name registrations grew 4.9 percent, year over year

  Verisign published their Q4 2018 DNIB report The fourth quarter of 2018 closed with approximately 348.7 million domain name registrations across all top-level domains (TLDs), an increase of approximately 6.3 million domain name registrations, or 1.8 percent, compared to the third quarter of 2018.1,2 Domain name registrations have grown by approximately 16.3 million, or…
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An Official-Sounding Email Address For The Serious Entrepreneur

Imagine this scenario: you are an entrepreneur that supplies materials for end manufacturers. You register a domain name and hire a web designer to make you a nice web site to sell your products. You even come up with some very detailed and well-written pages which your peers consider authoritative. Naturally you would include a…
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How to Choose a Software Development Company – Here Are 5 Criteria

When evaluating a software development firm, pay attention to the questions they ask. Are they taking their time to learn more about you and what you want, or are they rushing to handing you a proposal and a quote? We’ve done a research and selected the 5 key criteria we consider important for businesses to…
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