By: Sean Stafford, Director of Product Development for DNZoom By Bido
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Contrary to what many domainers believe, the next big opportunity isn’t in developing sites and services, not because there isn’t money there (there definitely is a lot of money there!) but because it takes a different kind of skill-set than acquiring domains and quite frankly, just as being a medical doctor or a test pilot is not for everyone, running a full scale business operation isn’t either. What does it take to develop a business? here are few posts written by RMG associates to read from the archive:
According to Sedo , domain name Autograph.com sold for USD 55K:
Frank Schilling, commenting on this domain few days ago on his blog , had this to say:
London, England - March 27, 2008 - The dotMobi Advisory Group (MAG) and Bango today announced the successful "ilovemobileweb" (http://www.ilovemobileweb.com) global awareness campaign launched in October 2007 will now be managed, operated and supported by the MAG.
With the joint announcement, 25 global ilovemobileweb charter members including Bango, the Mobile Marketing Association, the dotMobi company and Winksite are joined by over 100 MAG members to promote the mobile web as a great place to do business with a common goal of raising awareness of mobile web benefits to consumers around the world. Joining the ilovemobileweb campaign is free; with sponsorship for events, gatherings, publications, memorabilia and outreach programs available to all interested parties.
ilovemobileweb supporters campaign to:
The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) announced there were an unprecedented number of cybersquatting cases in 2007. WIPO
also said the evolving nature of the domain name registration system is causing growing concern for trademark owners around the world.
In 2007 there were a record 2,156 complaints alleging cybersquatting filed with the WIPO’s Arbitration and Mediation Center (Center).
This was an 18% increase over 2006 and a 48% increase over 2005 in the number of generic and country code Top Level Domain
(gTLDs and ccTLDs) disputes.
First sale of a Fusu-listed domain brings returns of 55-80% to its investors.
Today marks another milestone for Fusu, the Domain Stock Exchange: A domain listed on the Exchange was sold, bringing its shareholders a significant return for their investment.
KPY.com was listed on the Exchange during the public Beta cycle with a value of $5,000 and found 14 investors buying 45% of the domain. In the trading, the market value of the domain rose to $5,800.
Most recently notified WIPO Domain Name Decision(s) between March 25th and March 28th:
Munich, 28th March 2008 - Trademarknews.com was established to cover exclusively Trademark news, events and activities.
As a partner of Domainnews.com, the well-known and recognized source of information for the domain industry, Trademarknews.com is keeping track of the fast growing interest in trademark news providing users worldwide with the latest news and reports.