Rick Latona
- Omega Speedmaster Moon Watch Ref 3590.50.00 Fly-Back Chronograph
To continue the series on driver’s watches like the Rolex Daytona and Breitling Windrider Chronomat which have been blogged about this week, today we’ll look at the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch. The “Moonwatch or Moon Watch” is technically called the Omega Speedmaster Professional. What’s interesting about this watch line’s story is that Omega didn’t make the [...]… - $20-$25 per day domain: UDE.com closing Tuesday on Latonas.com
Many of the readers here are interested in revenue and traffic domains only. This one is for you guys and gals. The name is ude.com. It appears to be getting 600 – 900 visitors per day and generates $20-$25 per day parked. According to Sedo the traffic is 56% North American and 76% type in, [...]… - SEO.in to be auctioned off at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Dublin – Excellent Indian domain name
I can tell you from vast experience that outsourcing search engine optimization works. Our team of writers in our luxury watch department has produced nothing short of miracles in the last few months and I’m expanding that team to cover a wider array of developed properties. When dealing with ccTLD domains I often question whether [...]… - Breitling Windrider Chronomat Evolution – Ref. A13356
Breitling sure does an excellent job marketing their watches. I notice more of them out and about around the town than most luxury watches. Perhaps it is because the watches themselves are so noticeable. After one of my guys saw my post on the Rolex Daytona that I had put up on Monday and he pointed [...]… - CreditCardMachines.com to be auctioned off at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Dublin – Low Reserve
I was particularly excited about creditcardmachines.com when I saw the agreement come in. I myself have had small businesses with a physical presence and know how expense these things can be. In late August, at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Dublin we’ll be auctioning off this domain and it is starting in the low 5-digits. This name is supposed to blow [...]… - The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona
This watch is a chronograph which means it tracks time, like a stop watch. What makes it unique is its tachometer. That’s why they call it a driver’s watch. The bezel helps you measure the elapsed time over a pre-determined distance. You can measure up to 400 units per hour whether measured in kilometers or miles. [...]… - SaaS.com to be auctioned in Dublin at T.R.A.F.F.I.C.’s second European show 2010
SaaS – or software as a service – is the biggest technology buzzword today; and Latona’s Domain Brokerage and Auction House will be bringing SaaS.com to T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Dublin for auction. If you aren’t familiar with the term, Google it. The advertiser list is a who’s who of the Internet business. Companies like Google themselves, SAP, [...]… - The Irish take pride in their ccTLD
A common response from a .com domainer about ccTLDs is that the rules are regulations of different registries are difficult to keep track of. And the restrictions of certain countries are not welcoming to foreigners. Let’s take a look at a good reason why registries make restrictions for their country code. This August we are [...]… - Buy your lady a Van Cleef & Arpels Diamond studded watch
In the luxury watch world its usually the men’s watches that stand apart. This Van Cleef & Arpels diamond studded watch is a notable exception. The photos on our site don’t fully do it justice. It’s a modern timepiece and very elegent. It’s got pizzazz and diamonds but I wouldn’t say it has too much [...]… - ccTLD domain hacks. Is their value in them? A few thoughts on .es
For those that don’t know, a domain hack is when you use the extension to complete a word or phrase like watch.es or jesuschri.st. We’ve all heard the success of companies like Blo.gs and Del.icio.us. Those sites have helped raise consumer awareness in the United States that sites don’t necessarilly need to end in .com. Does that [...]…
Domain Name News
- BC Government Gambling Website Brought Down by Privacy Breach
Apparently the Online Gambling site by the Province of British Columbia was not brought down by too much traffic after opening, as originally reported. The Globe and Mail now reports that the site was actually taken down because of a breach privacy that allowed players to see other player’s financial information and even use their [...]… - Sedo Launches Sedo Pro World Tour Website
Sedo has launched a new website for the “Sedo Pro World Tour” Events. The event takes place in five different cities across the world over the course of seven months. The tour starts off in the city of the US headquarter of the company, Boston and ends at the European headquarter in Cologne in February [...]… - Final Day for .CO Pre-Orders Before the Launch
Before tomorrow’s General Availability Launch of the .CO ccTLD domain registrations, today is the final day to place pre-orders. The local Colombian based registrar Mi.Com.Co has launched a site offering the top 300 places in its registration queue. Prices start at $300 and are lowered the later the spot in the queue is. Currently the [...]… - Province of BC Overwhelmed by Success of Online Gambling Site
While the US state of Kentucky is fighting online gambling by seizing domain names, the Canadian Province of British Columbia has decided to try to get a part of the online gambling cake and was apparently overwhelmed by its success. The British Columbia Lotter Corporation had launched its controversial online gambling site, PlayNow.com, last Thursday and [...]… - .EE Matches the Amount of Registrations for Two Months in Two Days
Two days after the Estonian Registry operator, Eesti Internet, has gone live with their new registry system, they added another 1,329 new domains, effectively doubling the amount of registrations processed over the course of the preceeding two months. The new model of the registry for .EE domains is now based on selling domains through accredited [...]… - Survey For Registry Service Providers (new gTLDs)
In 2008 Jothan Frakes held an impromptu survey for registry service providers for new gTLDs at the ICANN meeting in Paris. The results were then consolidated into a matrix and published on the Names At Work blog by his friend Antony van Couvering – unfortunately DNN could not locate the information on the site today. [...]… - Rick Schwartz Sells Punchbowl.com to MyPunchbowl.com
Rick “DomainKing” Schwartz has just posted a press release on his blog according to which he sold the domain name Punchbowl.com to Punchbowl Software, Inc , a developer of party and event planning website. The sales price of the domain has not been disclosed and the company states that it still working on a new [...]… - Minds + Machines Parents Posts Loss While Waiting for new gTLDs
The parent company of Minds + Machines, Top Level Domain Holdings [AIM: TLDH] reported their revenue for the period to the end of April with £32,000 ($49,000), with a loss of £462,000 ($708,000). The company is pretty much in a holding pattern until the release of the new gTLDs by ICANN and is expecting finalization [...]… - SnapNames .US Auction Ends Today
SnapNames’ .US domain auction in honor of Independence Day ends in about 7 hours at 3:15pm ET. So far only 20 of the 86 domains have received bids. AirlineTickets.us is currently leading the pack with a bid of $1,615, but many domains such as candy.us, slots.us and flights.us are not attracting any bidders, even though [...]… - Fabulous.com Launches Yexa Beta for Registrars and Resellers – Exclusive Interview
As Andrew at Domain Name Wire revealed, Fabulous.com is going to be releasing a new solution for Registrars and Resellers by the name of Yexa. According to the PDF published on the preview site, that also hosts a sign-up form for the beta of the software, The software is going to allow customers to sell [...]…
NameBio: Week
- O.CO goes for $350,000
On the 2010-07-21, O.CO sold for $350,000 at private sale.… - Idol.com goes for $154,800
On the 2010-07-21, Idol.com sold for $154,800 at sedo.com.… - PW.ca goes for $60,000
On the 2010-07-21, PW.ca sold for $60,000 at private sale.… - 2012.net goes for $49,999
On the 2010-07-21, 2012.net sold for $49,999 at afternic.com.… - Lolo.com goes for $37,000
On the 2010-07-21, Lolo.com sold for $37,000 at godaddy auctions.… - Material.pl goes for $25,155
On the 2010-07-21, Material.pl sold for $25,155 at private sale.… - Haushaltsauflösungen.de
(IDN) goes for $16,125
On the 2010-07-21, Haushaltsauflösungen.de (IDN) sold for $16,125 at sedo.com.… - Hands.org goes for $15,000
On the 2010-07-21, Hands.org sold for $15,000 at dnba.… - GermanFood.com goes for $15,000
On the 2010-07-21, GermanFood.com sold for $15,000 at sedo.com.… - ElectricAvenue.org goes for $13,770
On the 2010-07-21, ElectricAvenue.org sold for $13,770 at sedo.com.…
Frank Schilling
- Domain Distribution Vacuum
Greetings from France. I’m a US centric guy so I never thought I’d be writing from France, let alone gushing about how enjoyable it is to be among the French people in the summer. They really have a great panache and a style and it’s neat to hang out where everyone tries hard to be [...]… - The World Changes But Domain Names Stay The Same
Hello again and happy summer holidays (July 4th, Bastille Day, Canada Day) to all my friends. There’s been a great deal of change in the world since I wrote my last blog post. By way of a rewind, my blog became pretty popular for a time and it became all consuming, so I had to stop. [...]… - Domain Names, New and Old – Everybody Sells
What does a guy who is well known for “not selling domains” know about selling domain names? Well I might just know a thing or two. As the title of this post states: Everybody sells. It doesn’t matter whether you’re selling cars, homes, financial instruments, religion.. everyone sells something. Some of us are hard-sell : [...]…
Whizzbang's Blog
- The Difference Between and ‘a’ and an ‘e’
Every now and then I completely put my foot firmly in my mouth and this time is no exception. I just recently sent out an email announcing the sneak preview of the new whizzbangsblog (viewed at michaelgilmour.com (http://www.michaelgilmour.com/)) that will go live on the 13th July and this email was...… - Sneak Preview of New Whizzbangsblog
I'm really excited to announce that stage one of a major upgrade to whizzbangsblog.com is just about completed. You can get a sneak preview of the site at michaelgilmour.com (http://www.michaelgilmour.com/) and I would appreciate any feedback that you may have on how it can be improved prior to the site...… - Part 6 – Developing Domains, creating user value...
Over the last couple of months I’ve been reporting on my journey into the world of development for Downwind.com.au. I’ve continued developing the site and adding features that I hoped would add value to a pilot’s experience so ultimately they would tell their friends about it and also return themselves....… - Saturday Musings – Whizzbangsblog overhaul
For the past few months I’ve been getting increasingly aware that Whizzbangsblog really needed a complete overhaul. The current format and structure has been great for the past few years but I felt that it was about time that I got stuck into it and upgraded to new versions of...… - The PPC Industry
About 12 months ago I remember hearing from a number of domainers that the domain industry is essentially protected from the Global Financial Crisis. I really couldn’t understand that thinking as ultimately any PPC income is dependent upon Google and Yahoo and they in turn depend upon advertisers. The recent...…
The Domain Columnist
- Why end users will never buy your domain names.
Because end users are developers and don’t care for your domains and don’t really want them (and also because content is king, and they know)! What they have is a concept in mind, not a domain name. They’d rather find something pretty close to a popular generic term they had in mind that gets their [...]Post from: The Domain Columnist Why end users will never buy your domain names.… - A little development goes a long way with WordPress
Case in point 1: EnergySuperpower.com Take a generic term domain that’s been dropped repeatedly by others, set up WP, and publish links to relevant articles from the daily Google alerts I subscribe to. Currently shows up #2 search result in Yahoo for the term, and on the front page of Google also, only beaten out by [...]Post from: The Domain Columnist A little development goes a long way with WordPress… - UnemploymentMeter.com domain development case study, monetizing the economic downturn
If you’ve followed anything I’ve written here so far, you probably know that I am huge on development. Part of the reason is the fact that I don’t own many “PREMIUM” domains that would generate serious parking revenue, but we all gotta start somewhere and work with what we’ve got, right? Ron Jackson of the DN [...]Post from: The Domain Columnist UnemploymentMeter.com domain development case study, monetizing the economic downturn… - USniper expiring domain auction service
Seth over at FreshDrop tipped us off to a new domain tool they’ve been working on called USniper.com USniper.com is a FREE service that allows you to automatically place bids on expiring domain names at the time you designate. You choose the price, and you choose the bid time, allowing you to stop worrying and being [...]Post from: The Domain Columnist USniper expiring domain auction service… - A new development underway
UnemploymentMeter.com has just launched. Over the last couple months, I kept trying to come up with the right idea for an economy-focused blog (for obvious reasons), and I think I have finally zoomed in on the topic that I can commit to developing. Got a nice WP skin set up for it, decent page structure, [...]Post from: The Domain Columnist A new development underway… - Clerical Fundraising… and DOMAINING!
Thought this would be an interesting story to share. A couple of New York Times articles about the reintroduction of INDULGENCES caught my attention recently. Not because I’m a church going person you see, but because I happened to register the names IndulgenceCredits.com and IndulgenceCredit.com last September (think Al Gore). Here are the news links: For Catholics, [...]Post from: The Domain Columnist Clerical Fundraising… and DOMAINING!… - Registering .co.uk domain names from abroad, possible trademark issues
Being the curious little domainer that I am, I like to stay abreast of all of the world’s happenings as much as possible, especially during these uncertain times. My favorite source of mainstream news is the online version of UK’s Telegraph newspaper. Being a college student, the following story caught my attention today: National intern [...]Post from: The Domain Columnist Registering .co.uk domain names from abroad, possible trademark issues… - The Joy of Development…
Long time no post again, eh? So I recently launched a couple of projects about things that interest me. I’m sure most would agree that the subject matter plays an important role in the long-term viability and success of any web development project. That is why I generally try to work on websites that are [...]Post from: The Domain Columnist The Joy of Development…… - When you have nothing but lemons…
Back to development directions… There is never a shortage of demand for information. Especially in times of trouble, social and economic unrest. Hence, these are precisely the topics people will search for most as they browse the internet. This trend should make things like unemployment and bankruptcy especially popular with the web surfing masses. My [...]Post from: The Domain Columnist When you have nothing but lemons…… - Example of non-commercial mini-site development
Funny how development seems SO EASY when you do it “just for fun”… Had to create a little website for a school related project coming up in January, and came up with this: RussianSkiing.com Some friends and I go up north to ski every MLK weekend. Decided to get more people involved this year by creating [...]Post from: The Domain Columnist Example of non-commercial mini-site development…
Rick Schwartz
- Domain Industry Expanding But Domainers are Shrinking. Here's Why. Here's the Fix.
Morning Folks! The Domain Industry is expanding by leaps and bounds. It is expanding to every corner of the world and every corner of every industry and business. With 500 new TLD’s it will likely change the face of domaining in a way few have thought about or imagined. And while the Industry is expanding there are fewer and fewer full time domainers by percentage and maybe even by actual number. There are probably more employees at GoDaddy than the entire number of full time domainers. Now st… - Pigeon Shit Logo Now Ready for Distribution. Get one Here for Free
Afternoon Folks! Folks are DROWNING in Pigeon Shit. They can't pay the renewals, nobody wants them, wtf would you call it?? I am NOT riduculing anyone that has their domains and does not sit there and complain. My POINT is that if you have something that has proved worthless and nobody wants and you have no ideas for, it is OKAY to just let that baby go and focus on a bird that flies a little better. If folks take what I say personally without me namining a single domain name or single domainer'… - From the Sunday Funnies......I Took this PATHETIC Picture Today.
Morning Folks! Let's define chutzpah. I am still shaking my head but it also gave me one hell of a laugh. I took this just minutes ago coming back from breakfast. So I can testify to the authenticity. This is the type picture you see on Leno or the Nightly News. Maybe it will go viral. Enjoy!… - "Now is the best time ever, so stop whinning and do something!"
Morning Folks! Yesterday I exchanged emails with a small group. A successful group. Guys I have known for a while and we are all a bit controversial to say the very least. We began talking about the new folks that are struggling and what was really going on with them. I think we came to the immediate conclusion that it was not domain related. It was unfortunate but much deeper. I wrote the following to them. It was supposed to remain private but one suggested I publish what I wrote and I am just… - Purchase of Punchbowl.com between Punchbowl Software Inc. and “Domain King” Rick Schwartz
Domain name Punchbowl.com sold by legendary “Domain King” FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Purchase and acquisition transaction of Punchbowl.com between Punchbowl Software Inc. and “Domain King” Rick Schwartz Framingham, Mass., July 19, 2010 – Punchbowl Software, Inc. today announced the acquisition of the web domain Punchbowl.com from legendary domainer Rick Schwartz. Punchbowl Software Inc. develops web applications for start to finish party planning. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed. … - Another Domain Deal to be Announced Next Week
Morning Folks!! Next week the buyer of one of my domains will be issuing a Press Release about another domain sale that has just been completed. Another deal that included some equity as well as the $$$ upfront for the domain. This was my original 1995 vision. Been a tough road to get here and I still have a long road to plow. Today we are only talking single digit equity. But in time that will turn to 10% and on the way to even higher percentages. On the first of July I received my first divide… - The GoofOff.com Back Story 1999 and 2010
TM Morning Folks!! Updated 8AM July 27th....."What Moron is responsible for this mess?" After not hearing about GoofOff.com for over a decade, I got an email on April 13th of this year stating they would like to engage in negotiations to acquire the domain name GoofOff.com. "We would like to entertain a discussion about what it would take for both companies to come to an agreement on the Goofoff.com domain name moving to WM Barr as the registrant." I responded to the firm I figured was represent… - BREAKING!! Domain King Defends GOOFOFF.COM for a SECOND TIME!
Good Evening Folks!! I have just been notified by Howard Neu that we have successfully defended the domain name GOOFOFF.COM for a second time. The first time back in 1999 with a Federal Court victory that included them paying my attorney fees. Today, Howard once again successful. This time at the NAF. Both are big victories and a BIG thanks to my partner Howard who has proven once again that the little guy can beat the big guy when they go toes to toe. Rick Schwartz… - Rick Talk About "Long Tail Domains" and other Category Domains
Morning Folks!! Until this past few weeks I have never referred to domains as LLL.com or NNN.com. I have never talked about “Long tale domains” though I have been branded by the clueless that I am against them. That is just not true. As I have said I have never commented on them until this post today. Only because I have never segregated domains in such a manner. But since so many do, I have no problem doing so. I just have 2 basic categories. Ones that have value and ones that have no value… - My 14th Annual July 4th Post. "The 5 Year Nap"
Morning Folks!! In 1997 I started making my annual July 4th post so why change now? Many people have asked me about the “5 year nap” that Franky talks about in a post that just happens to have been 3 years ago today. July 4 2007 for an event that happened in 2004 while I was on a cruise. I was with 2 of my very close friends and we were on the island for a few hours. Franky picked us up during an absolute monsoon and we had a long lunch. As you might imagine Franky had many suitors for his p…
Daily Domainer
- Toys.com sells for $5.1 million in heated domain auction
Toys ‘R’ Us is the lucky winner of Toys.com. The domain was bought by the toy store chain in a heated phone auction that took place earlier today at the final bid of $5.1 million. DirectNavigation blogged live from the auction here. According to Domain Name Wire, the following bidders participated in the auction: 1-800-Diapers Toys ‘R’ [...]… - LLL.com Domains Reach New Low
The following no-reserve domain auctions just ended on Sedo's most recent Greatdomains auction: KXV.com - $3,000 KFQ.com - $3,000 KQH.com - $3,000 KBQ.com - $3,100 SJQ.com - $3,300 JXV.com - $3,600 SOL.com attracted 13 bids, the highest being 15,500 euros, but the reserve was not met. COP.com attracted 3 bids, the highest being $20,500, but the reserve was not met either. According to [...]… - Security Alert from Sedo
Sedo just sent out the following security alert: We have been informed that due to a security problem at one of our competitors a list of their customer data including plaintext passwords is currently circulating on the web including relevant hacker forums. Our Security and Compliance Team has found several of our own customers matching the publicly [...]… - Fly.com sells for $1.76 million
DNJournal's latest Top 20 chart of domain sales prices is shown below. Fly.com leads the list with an amazing $1,760,000 sale. The domain was brokered by Sedo and bought by TravelZoo, a publicly listed company. TravelZoo plans to use the domain to launch a travel search engine later this month. Brian Clark, senior vice president and [...]… - In 2008, Premium Domain Values Dropped By 11% While End User Sales & Development Increased By 76.42%
Premium domain names continue to be an outstanding investment. This is nothing new to domain investors, and despite a recent slowdown in the reseller market, the actual numbers confirm that the end user market remains strong. Looking at DNJournal's List of Top 100 Reported Sales of 2006, 2007 and 2008, the top 100 median sales [...]… - 2008: A Year That All Domainers Will Remember
2008 was a very unique year in the domaining industry. The popularity of domaining continued to rise even as prices dropped. Increasing numbers of end users noticed the value of domains as well and there were quite a few astonishing sales reported throughout the year. At the same time, domain parking came to a virtual [...]… - "If Only I Had Been Around in 2008"
The word is out: The domaining bubble has finally burst. Many domainers are short on cash and prices are falling across the board. What created the bubble, how did it end, and is there a way to profit from the slowing economy and financial crisis? The Components of a Seductive Bubble A significant percentage of the domaining [...]… - Kredit.de sells for $1.17 million
DNJournal's latest Top 20 chart of domain sales prices is shown below. Kredit.de (German for "credit" or "loan") leads the list with an amazing $1,169,175 sale. The domain was bought by Unister GmbH of Leipzig, Germany, a company which also owns Geld.de ("money") and Auto.de. Other noteworthy sales include: LOTO.com for $91,331 (LOTO is both a typo of, [...]… - LowFare.com Leads Domain Sales Charts
DNJournal's latest Top 20 chart of domain sales prices is shown below. LowFare.com leads the list with an amazing $365,000 sale, closely followed by Banners.com, which sold for $360,000. Both domains sold on Sedo. Alice.com was acquired by Brian Wiegand and Mark McGuire in a private transaction. They will use the domain for their coming online [...]… - The Latest Domain Statistics
VeriSign released the latest issue (PDF file) of its quarterly Domain Industry Brief, providing us with an update on the latest domain statistics. By the end of June 2008, there were more than 168 million registered domains, which represents a growth of 22% over the preceding 12 month period. In terms of registrations, .com [...]…
DotSauce Magazine
- Top 15 Industries Domainers Should Pay Attention To
The only way to spread word of the value of a good domain name is to reach out to the public. There are many industries, businesses and individuals buying domain names daily, yet…This article is from DotSauce Magazine.Top 15 Industries Domainers Should Pay Attention To… - One-Word .CO Domains Available to Register – Includes 2009 Word of the Year!
The .CO domain registration count has reached 336,000+ just one week after the exciting launch. Remaining quality one-word domains are well on their way to being all claimed, but there are a few left…This article is from DotSauce Magazine.One-Word .CO Domains Available to Register – Includes 2009 Word of the Year!… - The Future of Web Browsing: Tab Candy by Firefox
Firefox developer Aza Raskin introduced the world to Tab Candy today. It is an innovative feature, coming soon to Firefox, that brilliantly helps you organize and navigate websites. TechCrunch promptly broke the story about this…This article is from DotSauce Magazine.The Future of Web Browsing: Tab Candy by Firefox… - HOT DEAL: DNMarket.co Twitter & Facebook Domain Marketplace For Sale
DNMarket launched on Twitter in March 2009 as a service to domainers who had just started to embrace the new social service. All the early adopters wanted in on DNMarket, a public marketplace that…This article is from DotSauce Magazine.HOT DEAL: DNMarket.co Twitter & Facebook Domain Marketplace For Sale… - Millions in Virtual Real Estate to be Created Overnight During .CO Launch
The .CO landrush has come to an end and it has been a spectacular event. In just a few hours, the .CO registry will open to the public for general availability registrations. There…This article is from DotSauce Magazine.Millions in Virtual Real Estate to be Created Overnight During .CO Launch… - Premium .CO Domains Available to Pre-Register + .CO Coupon Code
The following lists are premium quality keywords that were available to pre-register at GoDaddy for $29.99 as of the time of this posting. The majority of these keyword names have at least 2000 monthly…This article is from DotSauce Magazine.Premium .CO Domains Available to Pre-Register + .CO Coupon Code… - 233 U.S. Cities Over 100,000 Population Available to Pre-Register As .CO Domains
I’ve just finished scanning a list of the most populated U.S. cities and was surprised to see that many of them are still available to pre-register at GoDaddy. While GoDaddy cannot guarantee that you…This article is from DotSauce Magazine.233 U.S. Cities Over 100,000 Population Available to Pre-Register As .CO Domains… - Google Breaks Into the Content Business in a Spectacular Way
Google has just acquired what looks to be a revolutionary content aggregator for web developers. Metaweb defines it’s service as a hub for web developers and bloggers to “plug in” to great content. Metaweb…This article is from DotSauce Magazine.Google Breaks Into the Content Business in a Spectacular Way… - Featuring More Domaining, Development, Business Content at MarkFulton.com
My personal web presence at MarkFulton.com has been around for over a decade and has gone through many different concepts and designs. A new update is nearing completion and I’d love for you to…This article is from DotSauce Magazine.Featuring More Domaining, Development, Business Content at MarkFulton.com… - Link Roundup 2 – Domaining, Startups, WordPress, Social & More
Every day on Twitter (@DotSauce), I share links to articles, resources and apps of interest to web professionals. This month I have categorized links as domaining, small business, startups & entrepreneurship, social networking, web…This article is from DotSauce Magazine.Link Roundup 2 – Domaining, Startups, WordPress, Social & More…