One of the things I’ve realized in business is that many people fail to realize that the main reasons something isn’t good or doesn’t work is that they don’t know how to use them properly. The failure is in them and not the product. I talk to someone that told me “Billboards don’t work”. That is completely wrong. HIS billboard didn’t work. It was way too busy, had a phone number, and gave you no reason to pay attention. It had zero chance of getting customers because they couldn’t read all the shit he had on it at 70 mph. And even if they could there was no way I was going to remember that phone number. But because of his failures he’s telling everyone that billboards don’t work. And that person may actually believe him because overall he’s a very successful business person.
The same goes for a domain investor that wrote that Godaddy sucks. Godaddy absolutely doesn’t suck. Not for someone that has roughly 500 domains or spends a good amount of money on domains. Their prices are as good as anyone in the industry. Once you get enough domains they will assign you a personal assistant that takes care of everything for you. And nobody is going to steal a domain from you because it can’t leave until the physically call you. This person had tons of domains and more than qualified but he doesn’t like them. The reality is he is an ass to everyone. Everyone in the industry knows that he has problems with pretty much everything he touches and its everyone’s fault but his own. I might have believed that there was fault with Godaddy but then there was a problem with pretty much every other company in the industry. Godaddy isn’t the problem. The problem is the person.
What brought up this thought is me getting used to the new WordPress editor. I originally said it sucked but deep down inside I knew that the real truth is it was just different. Different than what I had used for 9 years every night. So going through different motions and hitting buttons in different locations take more time than the old. But I know that I will get better and more comfortable every day. The only problem is me. They changed because it is easier. Their decision had nothing to do with me, but overall. Yes. There are other people in this world besides me. Something that 95% of the people I encounter forget. That the center of the world is them to ONLY them. Everyone else is merely trying to make you feel important or provide a good product. Here are today’s names. Click through to see the current price and to fund this daily list
Quote of the Day: “Reminding someone of their past mistakes does not solve the problem. It is easy to condemn one for one’s mistakes even if that person has repented. Rather, in that moment look back to the good deeds they have done after their mistake/s, and you will spare that person much pain.” – Ravi Silari
Domain of the Day: TinyDrone.com Surprised this only has one bid. Seeing a lot more wrist and small drones on the market
Namejet, Sedo, and other Names Up for Auction
PITC.com C at the end still seems to be the favorite of letters. A seems to run a good second
Beba.net Strong CVCV.net still seem to sell
HITI.net One bidder on this one
VTMN.com I see “Vitamin” too
URAN.com Closing today. I think it meets reserve. A city in India and a running name
McKuen.com Irish name that’s met reserve
Lakome.com Former Moroccan news site
Marquis.com Someone put in a HUGE bid to move this close to reserve
6926.com This is another one where the bidder Hailan has bid it all the way up to the front range of the reserve without hitting reserve.
DroneFlightSchool.com As I mentioned a few days ago. In many states you have to be a certified drone pilot to fly one
Ketchup.org Great memorable email
Godaddy Domains With Multiple Bids
PerimeterProtection.com It’s a security term that Godaddy thinks is more valuable than any name on the GD board today
Haton.com Some will capitalize it HatOn. The value is in the last name Haton which people used to name various things
Bodak.com Was just a made up 5L.com until Cardi B came out with “Bodak Yellow”
Wahai.com Means “dear” or “my dear” in Indonesian or Malaysian
LeisureBox.com A monthly box of fun and relaxation
iPoke.com Nobody pokes on Facebook anymore but still has some residual value
CountryStone.com Pretty sure I at breakfast there one time
CyberFolio.com Yes people still buy cyber names
NitroFly.com Nitro exudes fast and speedy
RedNotebook.com 18 years old and under $50 at press time. Easy logo
Godaddy Domains With One or No Bids
CopperWind.com Sounds like an antiques store or coffee shop
FlyPizza.com Upgrade name for a few people
Skenar.com Upgrade name as well. Some company is using a .us. That’s right a company that wants to be considered a legit company is using .us
IdentitySpecialist.com Security name and identity and security are at the top of everyone’s list. No bids
NoteSpot.com I’ve sold a few note names over the years. Both apps
OrganRestoration.com I was thinking heart and liver repair but Google results are all for pipe organ restoration. Had no idea that was a thing
GetYourEducation.com Good marketing name for $12 for an online education company
OnlinePayment.co This is how you know that .co has no value. Not a bid in site
Tanksy.com The sy names always seem to do well. Maybe not always but some have
AllBrew.com Not as good as Brew.com but a little cheaper
DuraWind.com Strong enough to take the wind
SlimRock.com No bids. Even rocks want to be thin
Hypemark.com Sounds like a marketing or pr firm name
The Rest of the Names With Bids
17109.net
634456.com
7hqp.com
9606.cc
AboutTheDomain.com
AltAs-BusCadOres.com
Altca.com
AnyAflow.com
BearClawHolsters.com
BlackSecurity.com
bopandtigerbeat.com
cape-xtreme.com
CatnipYarns.com
CBDHeart.com
Changanhp.com
ClinicPharmacy.com
CupcakeDigital.com
DDDDAI.com
DirectoryComputer.com
DJNeo.com
DreamscapeSoftware.com
EasternSierraTransitAuthority.com
EdenFoodBank.org
eubusinesscatalog.com
Evout.com
Fangeray.com
FiberTrade.com
FluidStudios.com
fsaysl.com
GACareProject.com
gcvca.org
HarwichCranberryFestival.org
hd310.com
HempFarmLife.com
HiRebid.com
JavaCertificate.net
KidsDrone.com
LakesAreaBaseball.com
LiverKick.com
masjrj.com
MGDLive.com
MoviesStak.com
NextLevelHardware.com
Notldr.com
OstomyLifestyle.org
pmonetwork.net
PokerForever.com
Preston1.com
RayFamilyFarms.com
RiverParkHospital.com
SaveFront.net
sc1369.com
ScopeCenter.com
SignalCorps.com
Skenar.com
Socawarriorstt.com
SpinWash.com
sztttedu.com
tlfdb.com
TopTVs.com
TuitionHero.com
VallOnesHouston.com
Wahai.com
WatchCoin.com
WeesHang.com
wlwlxgg.com
WorthLand.com
xckbe.com
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Spent 30 minutes last night just trying to make a hotlink in a WordPress post. Better or not things should be intuitive. Not liking new WP so far 🙂 I suck :)))
WoW! that was a really stupid post. have you been practicing or have been doing it so long it just comes natural?
The fact that its anonymous ruins the nice comment.