I’m starting to realize that I truly am one of the luckier businesses in the country. While times will get more difficult as I figure out how to do a million dollars worth of sales in May, to date it appears that having a 25 acre shopping area outside is proving to be helpful. People are stuck at home, haven’t spent any money on anything and simply want to work in the yard. My job has been to figure out how to get them their product safely. Safely for them, safely for my employees. So far so good. I actually ended up having the best March we’ve ever had. Yesterday was a record day for the first week of April.
Much of it is thanks to the DSAD team. Yes the DSAD team. Travis has helped me tweak the website. Making the website easier to order, adding a big banner that says we’re open and how to order. Little things but little things that added thousands a day to our sales. I have been able to give delivery drivers their own trucks and they simply dump mulch or put product in the driveway and never half to talk to or see anyone. They may not be at home quarantining but they are working with zero contact. Even their delivery sheets are in a folder on the wall outside of the office.
Yesterday I ordered credit card machines that can be used by tethering to a phone and uses bluetooth. Now I can check people out from their car without having to come in the nursery. Shop in the wide open fresh air and stay there. We also added some phone help and set up call stations in two store rooms so the people have their own clean space that nobody else comes in but they can answer phones, answer emails, and put together orders. Just had to buy a few computers and have the phone company add some lines. Today I am literally moving my office out the window and setting up a cash register there outside . At the end of the day I hand all the credit card machines and computers back through the window and close up. But by being outside its a much safer way to check out
So after my shitty “we’re all going to suffer’ post yesterday I can say I will still suffer. But if I just stop, plan, and be a smart leader, I can come up with ways to sell product and provide a safe environment for all. Of course I’ll tell you how it goes in a few weeks
BuynGO.com Sounds like a convenient store name
Domain of the Day: XGO.com I think it goes for double, even triple the current $12K price
Quote of the Day: ”I do not think you can name many great inventions that have been made by married men.” – Nikola Tesla
Park.io Names at Auction or Dropping
PTR.io All quality three letter dot io names seems to get bids
RSVP.ly This is doing a lot better than I expected
Droning.io I think this is the verb of flying a drone
Pitch.to Baseball but probably more of a startup name
Bride.ly I’ll say final price will be $430
Namejet and Sedo & More Domains at Auction
I think we’re going to look back and feel that these LLLL.com for $100 were a really good deal
Demott.com I don’t think I’ve seen a 1989 domain up for auction in a while
LLOPA.com A town outside of Madrid
PRKer.com Might be a shorter for for the name Parker
Veyza.com Nice little 5L.com with no bids
TelevisionNetwork.com You can officially own a television network
TheSurfers.com sounds like a handsome group
HiMarket.com Good name for a canna shop
Zemm.com 4L pronounceable names are in high demand
SunKings.com Love this as a solar name
Rooted.com Damn I love this one but no way I’m paying this reserve
DancingFlowers.com My Native American name
FoodCoach.com Might be worth the reserve at wholesale
SweetBeans.com I would eat there
Godaddy Domains With Bids
MYPX.com The top number of bids on the Godaddy list today.
CoolJobs.com Love it. A site of interesting jobs
Culturizer.com Keep it cultured
Kargom.com I have no idea why this is so high
19799.com 5L with repeating numbers and no 4 or 0. Five figures. Not there yet though
777008.com At the front so not as desirable but still some value
DoorDesigns.com Everyone I’ve met has several doors
SocialIndex.com The common term is Social Progress Index. But this is shorter
Popguns.com What my Dad used to call toy guns
Dozit.com “Just Do zit”
HappyP.com Memorable and short
Yiheng.com Registered in 28 other extensions……and Chinese
Minidress.com I’m a fan. But prefer the legs to go with it
GetBuckyBalls.com Remember Bucky Balls. This name would let you slide in and start the site back up
SmartMakeup.com Organic and all natural makeup
PartyMedia.com Upgrade name for a few companies
Digitl.com The way cool people spell digital
ServPros.com The singular is a major national company. I’m sure they think its pretty similar
ComputerAdvice.com Registered in 12 other extensions
GetStyled.com Great marketing name for a stylish or salon
TheSocialStudio.com Social media marketing company all the way
600L.com Have to admit this one is memorable
ESHB.com Good letters. Will still go pretty cheap (under $500)
IOTVentures.com Great name for Andrew Alleman’s wife
Godaddy Names With One or No Bids
The Rest of the Godaddy Names With Bids
044442.com
18xgirls.com
488833.com
52pb.com
60809.com
81st-218thdistrictcourt.org
86ed.com
99Manga.com
AcilveilkYardim.com
AfterimageProductions.com
Agensys.com
AgrePort.com
Akuda.com
Alarm4u.com
AppleTurk.net
ApplianceOutletService.com
AssisiOnline.net
BCEaglesLacrosse.com
BeautyCharcoal.com
BlackBearLodging.com
BlackFlagCoffee.com
BloomHemp.com
Cash4Url.com
CGCookieMarkets.com
ChangeMyRoof.com
ClimateShiftProject.org
Come-Sit-Stay.com
CourrierDeMantes.com
CSPTech.org
CTStudio.com
DataFluent.com
DeniseClason.com
DesignPackage.com
DiscJamMusicFestival.com
do-manchuela.com
DonLoeb.com
emotionull.com
EmpoweredSelf.com
Equip123.net
EUAN.org
FeedLounge.com
FFurg.com
FJocotoco.org
ForumSide.com
FreeArc.org
FreedomDental.com
FruitGardens.com
Fukli.com
GenerationBass.com
GenWeb.net
Giftea.com
GlobalEnvision.org
Habertaseli.com
HalifaxHarbor.net
HerbalAffiliateProgram.com
HiTsunami.info
HiWayhouseMotel.com
HLHColorado.com
HorstHeld.com
hpprinterstroubleshooting.com
HPrinterOfficial.com
IMGHub.com
IMGOutlet.co
Kanshu58.com
LeftCoastRebel.com
LiteratePrograms.org
Lithaz.org
LocalLemons.com
LuxuryBrides.com
MakeBlindnessHistory.com
Maturzysta.info
mdbpfest.com
MenteMillonaria.com
Mentor-adepis.org
Mikaguraso.com
MindfulHouse.com
MyRelist.com
Napaz.com
NepalGuide.com
Nippon-Syndrom.com
Norooznews.org
Obharath.net
OnceUponAwedDing.com
OQEF.com
Outbreak-Alert.com
PJ77.com
Placeni.org
pleasureislandtx.com
PowerWorkers.com
PrayerPower.com
PreacherLawson.com
PriceCottages.com
Puthiyathalamurai.com
PVCWorkshop.com
QM77.com
Rabwap.com
ReefHouston.com
Renesa.com
RMRRoofingConstruction.com
RockNData.net
Rotorino.com
s3forums.com
Sarjanaku.com
SFlare.com
SiteCoin.com
SpeakPirate.com
SunDomeArena.com
TeachMeMoney.com
TheBubbleFilm.com
TheRoundup.org
TractorMart.com
TravelContests.com
TryItOut.com
Ultracinefilmes.com
Valil.com
Vector-Finder.com
Visualising.com
Vote-India.org
vzwmidwestarea.com
WeCalc.com
WorkListings.com
XSRU.com
Zekatesti.com
Zemgale.info
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