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A deep dive into what's happening in the primary and secondary domain markets. Every year, InterNetX and Sedo release a Global Domain Report. On this week's show, I speak with representatives of the two companies to understand more about the 2025 report. First, Simone Catania of InterNetX joins me to explain what goes into developing […] Post link: Analyzing the global domain market – DNW Podcast #533 © DomainNameWire.com 2025. This is copyrighted content. Domain Name Wire full-text RSS feeds are made available for personal use only, and may not be published on any site without permission. If you see this message on a website, contact editor (at) domainnamewire.com. Latest domain news at DNW.com: Domain Name Wire.
In this episode of the Kiln BTC Staking Rendez-Vous, Edgar Roth and Brendon Sedo discuss the approach of CoreDAO in utilizing Bitcoin as economic security. They explore the background of Brendon Sedo, the vision behind CoreDAO, and the unique Satoshi Plus consensus mechanism that combines Bitcoin's security with Ethereum's composability. The discussion also covers the mechanics of Bitcoin staking, the benefits it offers to Bitcoin holders, and the utility of the Core token, including upcoming upgrades that will enhance staking rewards. In this conversation, Edgar Roth and Brendon Sedo delve into the evolving landscape of Bitcoin staking and the Core ecosystem. They discuss the ease of building on the Core platform, and the recent surge in Total Value Locked within the ecosystem. The introduction of Liquid Staking Bitcoin (LST Bitcoin) is highlighted as a significant development, providing new opportunities for yield generation. The discussion also touches on the cultural shifts within the Bitcoin community, the potential for modular scaling, and the future of Bitcoin staking models. Curious to know more about Kiln?
Want a quick estimate of how much your business is worth? With our free valuation calculator, answer a few questions about your business and you'll get an immediate estimate of the value of your business. You might be surprised by how much you can get for it: https://flippa.com/exit -- In this episode of The Exit: Tim Schumacher, co-founder of SaaS Group, shares insights from his experience acquiring and growing software businesses. He discusses his journey from founding Sedo.com to co-founding SaaS Group, emphasizing his belief in subscription-based business models and stable revenue streams. Tim and SaaS Group's philosophy prioritizes a founder-friendly approach to acquisitions, focusing on cultural fit, team preservation, and transparent deal processes. Tim believes that the timing of an exit should be based on personal readiness rather than market conditions, and deal structures should align with the founders' goals and circumstances. For more details and insights from his entrepreneurial journey, listen to the latest episode of The Exit. -- While Tim Co-Founded Saas.group in 2018, he also is General Partner at World Fund and is a recognized entrepreneur and climate investor. Alongside founding World Fund, Tim has previously co-founded the world's largest domain marketplace Sedo.com in 2001 before founding Eyeo - the makers of Adblock Plus. He has also invested in companies such as Ecosia, gridX, Zolar, Pachama and CarbonCloud and was awarded ‘Best Male Investor' at the German Startups Association Awards in 2020. LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/timschumacher/ Saas.Group - https://saas.group/ Check Out Flippa's Data Insights Tool: https://flippa.com/data-insights -- The Exit—Presented By Flippa: A 30-minute podcast featuring expert entrepreneurs who have been there and done it. The Exit talks to operators who have bought and sold a business. You'll learn how they did it, why they did it, and get exposure to the world of exits, a world occupied by a small few, but accessible to many. To listen to the podcast or get daily listing updates, click on flippa.com/the-exit-podcast/
For episode 424, initial contributor Brendon Sedo joins Brandon Zemp to uncover the future of BitcoinFi and building smart contracts on top of Bitcoin's network through Core DAO. Brendon Sedo, a serial entrepreneur and Bitcoin enthusiast, is known for his founding role at Joist and as a CEO who led the company to process over 1 billion in construction payments annually. As an initial contributor to Core Chain, he brings a unique blend of Web2 and Web3 experience, driven by a commitment to real utility and a global citizen's mindset ⏳ Timestamps: 0:00 | Introduction 2:07 | Who is Brendon Sedo? 9:06 | What is Core DAO? 13:21 | Ethereum Mining Story 15:32 | Core miner incentivization 18:20 | Core for Developers 21:34 | Core DAO use-cases 22:59 | Gaming on Core Chain 24:36 | What is BitcoinFi? 28:05 | Roadmap for Core DAO 31:11 | Core DAO Website & Social Media
01 - 00:00:00 - Jacques Maya - Tides (Take Me Away) 02 - 00:02:18 - Calculon, Stunna and the Colonel - Bust (Dave Owen Remix) 03 - 00:05:10 - Duophonix - What We Could Be (Hlz Remix) 04 - 00:07:14 - Dunk - Bomb 05 - 00:09:10 - Fox, Dub Phizix - Like a Rope 06 - 00:11:28 - T>I & Trex - Mercy Mercy 07 - 00:13:38 - streetflicker - At The Disco 08 - 00:15:18 - Levela, Boy Bellers - Disrespect On Tick feat. Boy Bellers 09 - 00:17:01 - Crystal Clear - Madhouse 10 - 00:19:16 - Gareth Emery, OceanLab, Above & Beyond - On A Good Day (Metropolis) (J Majik & Wickaman Remix) 11 - 00:21:59 - Optical - The Shining (Ed Rush & Optical Remix) 12 - 00:25:50 - Total Science, Minor Forms, Kublai - Big Talk 13 - 00:28:11 - Bungle - Untold 14 - 00:29:47 - Neotech - Valves 15 - 00:32:27 - A-R-X - Feel Da Heat 16 - 00:38:09 - Seba, Digital, Response - Silver Lining (Seba Remix) 17 - 00:41:05 - Alibi - Invisible 18 - 00:43:39 - Matrix - Sleepwalk 19 - 00:46:37 - Adam F - Brand New Funk Revisited (Bladerunner Reboot) 20 - 00:49:30 - Sub Focus - A Bit Patchy 21 - 00:50:46 - H3NRY - Rebel 22 - 00:53:09 - DJ Fresh - The Martians feat. EricCongerAI 23 - 00:55:06 - TeeBee - Gun Tune 24 - 00:56:58 - J:Kenzo - ZegaFunk 25 - 01:00:21 - Break - Cocktail 26 - 01:02:36 - Boymerang - Still 27 - 01:08:00 - Total Science, S.P.Y., Total Science, S.P.Y. - Gangsta (Watch the Ride Remix) 28 - 01:10:15 - Monty, Trail - Wraith 29 - 01:12:03 - Waeys - Stopping Turning 30 - 01:13:46 - Silent Witness - Empire 31 - 01:17:11 - Kumo, Jam Thieves - Wavey (Jam Thieves Remix) 32 - 01:19:42 - Sedo & L0G1N - Don't Cotch (Extended Mix) 33 - 01:22:11 - Formula - Give Praise (Mandidextrous Remix) 34 - 01:24:22 - ShockOne, Reija Lee, Circadian - Polygon (Circadian Remix) 35 - 01:27:02 - Conrad Subs - Problems 36 - 01:29:05 - Q Project - Sticky Fingers 37 - 01:30:33 - Bad Company - Sentient 38 - 01:33:36 - Trex - Scrape 39 - 01:36:36 - S.P.Y, DJ Limited - Hardcore Style 40 - 01:38:56 - Universal Project - Vessel 41 - 01:44:24 - Alibi - Draw 42 - 01:47:30 - T>I & Trex - Sandworm 43 - 01:51:14 - Quadrant & Iris - Step Function 44 - 01:52:53 - Bad Company - Brain-Scan
1.Jon Void & Voicians & RIENK - Last Forever 2.Rag'n'Bone Man - What Do You Believe In? (High Contrast Remix) 3.Eskei83 & Mariele - Run Alone (Sped Up Extended Mix) 4.Chocolate Puma - Step Back (Get Down) ft. Kris Kiss Shystie Roya (Friction&Trashcan Jack mix) 5.Rameses B - GET MUCKY 6.Fox Stevenson - Don't Know What 7.Dux n Bass & Dread MC - Zone 8.Mtox & Evoke DNB - Body Rock 9.Kleu, Resist - Two Three 10.Krakota - Stop Talking 11.TEMIC & Zardonic - Once More 12.Sullivan King - The Beginning 13.Adam Vitali - Black Knight Satellite 14.Ripple - Crazy About Me 15.Disept & Warp Fa2e - Elements 16.A-Cray & Zigi SC - Bailalo VIP 17.The Smell of Males - Ha Ha 18.TNTKLZ - Critical Heat 19.Mefjus & Blocksberg - Stay [The Upbeats Remix] 20.Dope By Association, Quannum Logic, burnboy, Nikal Fieldz, Q the Music - Greatness (Joe Ford Remix) 21.Profuze - Hold Up 22.Forum/BobWhite - Mirror 23.Grey Code, Omar - Don't Cry 24.Ill Truth, Koherent, Creatures - Don't Threaten Me 25.Lynel, Brian Brainstorm, Drea Perlon - Can't Stop Raving 26.Misshapen Mind - Hyperkatifeia 27.coil circuit, Result - Keysmash 28.Hugh Hardie - Followers 29.Mat Zo - Kamikaze Cosworth 30.InisdeInfo & Rudram - Ancestral 31.Reknek - Korbut Flip 32.Tryst Temps - Blue Beam 33.Re:growth - Don't Talk 34.GLM - Sonus 35.Tang - Cool N Collected 36.LEVELA & TREX - OBEY 37.L-Side - Let You Go 38.Sedo & L0G1N - Don't Cotch (Extended Mix) 39.R3idy - Bad Juju 40.1991 & Mugatu - Cyclone (Rova Remix) 41.Ed Solo - Acid Dub 42.Benny Page & MC Funsta - I Luv DnB 43.Crystal Clear - Madhouse 44.Basstripper - Deserted 45.Temple/Subcortex - Vanguard 46.ez4cheezy - Hangover 47.Tyke, Prestige, Dakots Sixx - Closer 48.Disrupta, Latte, B Live - OMG 49.El Pablo/Drz - Cat Fight 50.Subcortex - TechNOPE 51.Jam Thieves - Tutti Fruitti 52.Dj Zent - Cha 53.Kumo- Sinkhole (Teej Remix) 54.FURNISS - SPARE HIM 55.Illament - Wasp Rattle 56.Maddos - Breathless 57.Unglued - Take Me Under (feat. SOLAH) 58.DJ Hybrid - RAVE! (Traumatize Remix) 59.Deep Crisis - Take Me Higher 60.Conrad Subs, Mowty Mahlyka - Conqueror (Burt Cope Remix) 61.Jaxx - Cream Tea 62.Bladerunner - Roots & Culture 63.Veak - Blind To You (Remix 2) 64.Slipmatt/Bladerunner - Breaking Free (Bladerunner Remix) 65.ED808 & Y2 - The Realm 66.TORN - Into The Abyss 67.DJSS - Levitcus 68.Anna Sunnet - Juju Man 69.Jamie S23 - Conflict of Interest 70.Aries & DJ Gaw & David Boomah - You 71.Command Strange/Lois Lauri - Time With You 72.ALB - Lost Without U 73.Nasz - Fall In Love 74.Facing Jinx - Don't You Want Me 75.Ferice, Ruby Letitia - Searching 76.Sydney Bryce & QZB - Let You Down
01. Jon Void & Voicians & Rienk - Last Forever 02. Rag'N'Bone Man - What Do You Believe In? (High Contrast Remix) 03. Eskei83 & Mariele - Run Alone (Sped Up Extended Mix) 04. Chocolate Puma - Step Back (Get Down) feat. Kris Kiss Shystie Roya (Friction&Trashcan Jack Mix) 05. Rameses B - Get Mucky 06. Fox Stevenson - Don't Know What 07. Dux N Bass & Dread Mc - Zone 08. Mtox & Evoke Dnb - Body Rock 09. Kleu, Resist - Two Three 10. Krakota - Stop Talking 11. Temic & Zardonic - Once More 12. Sullivan King - The Beginning 13. Adam Vitali - Black Knight Satellite 14. Ripple - Crazy About Me 15. Disept & Warp Fa2E - Elements 16. A-Cray & Zigi Sc - Bailalo Vip 17. The Smell Of Males - Ha Ha 18. Tntklz - Critical Heat 19. Mefjus & Blocksberg - Stay [The Upbeats Remix] 20. Dope By Association, Quannum Logic, Burnboy, Nikal Fieldz, Q The Music - Greatness (Joe Ford Remix) 21. Profuze - Hold Up 22. Forum/Bobwhite - Mirror 23. Grey Code, Omar - Don't Cry 24. Ill Truth, Koherent, Creatures - Don't Threaten Me 25. Lynel, Brian Brainstorm, Drea Perlon - Can't Stop Raving 26. Misshapen Mind - Hyperkatifeia 27. Coil Circuit, Result - Keysmash 28. Hugh Hardie - Followers 29. Mat Zo - Kamikaze Cosworth 30. Inisdeinfo & Rudram - Ancestral 31. Reknek - Korbut Flip 32. Tryst Temps - Blue Beam 33. Re:Growth - Don't Talk 34. Glm - Sonus 35. Tang - Cool N Collected 36. Levela & Trex - Obey 37. L-Side - Let You Go 38. Sedo & L0G1N - Don't Cotch (Extended Mix) 39. R3Idy - Bad Juju 40. 1991 & Mugatu - Cyclone (Rova Remix) 41. Ed Solo - Acid Dub 42. Benny Page & Mc Funsta - I Luv Dnb 43. Crystal Clear - Madhouse 44. Basstripper - Deserted 45. Temple/Subcortex - Vanguard 46. Ez4Cheezy - Hangover 47. Tyke, Prestige, Dakots Sixx - Closer 48. Disrupta, Latte, B Live - Omg 49. El Pablo/Drz - Cat Fight 50. Subcortex - Technope 51. Jam Thieves - Tutti Fruitti 52. Dj Zent - Cha 53. Kumo - Sinkhole (Teej Remix) 54. Furniss - Spare Him 55. Illament - Wasp Rattle 56. Maddos - Breathless 57. Unglued - Take Me Under (feat. Solah) 58. Dj Hybrid - Rave! (Traumatize Remix) 59. Deep Crisis - Take Me Higher 60. Conrad Subs, Mowty Mahlyka - Conqueror (Burt Cope Remix) 61. Jaxx - Cream Tea 62. Bladerunner - Roots & Culture 63. Veak - Blind To You (Remix 2) 64. Slipmatt/Bladerunner - Breaking Free (Bladerunner Remix) 65. Ed808 & Y2 - The Realm 66. Torn - Into The Abyss 67. Djss - Levitcus 68. Anna Sunnet - Juju Man 69. Jamie S23 - Conflict Of Interest 70. Aries & Dj Gaw & David Boomah - You 71. Command Strange/Lois Lauri - Time With You 72. Alb - Lost Without U 73. Nasz - Fall In Love 74. Facing Jinx - Don't You Want Me 75. Ferice, Ruby Letitia - Searching 76. Sydney Bryce & Qzb - Let You Down
01. Jon Void & Voicians & Rienk - Last Forever 02. Rag'N'Bone Man - What Do You Believe In? (High Contrast Remix) 03. Eskei83 & Mariele - Run Alone (Sped Up Extended Mix) 04. Chocolate Puma - Step Back (Get Down) feat. Kris Kiss Shystie Roya (Friction&Trashcan Jack Mix) 05. Rameses B - Get Mucky 06. Fox Stevenson - Don't Know What 07. Dux N Bass & Dread Mc - Zone 08. Mtox & Evoke Dnb - Body Rock 09. Kleu, Resist - Two Three 10. Krakota - Stop Talking 11. Temic & Zardonic - Once More 12. Sullivan King - The Beginning 13. Adam Vitali - Black Knight Satellite 14. Ripple - Crazy About Me 15. Disept & Warp Fa2E - Elements 16. A-Cray & Zigi Sc - Bailalo Vip 17. The Smell Of Males - Ha Ha 18. Tntklz - Critical Heat 19. Mefjus & Blocksberg - Stay [The Upbeats Remix] 20. Dope By Association, Quannum Logic, Burnboy, Nikal Fieldz, Q The Music - Greatness (Joe Ford Remix) 21. Profuze - Hold Up 22. Forum/Bobwhite - Mirror 23. Grey Code, Omar - Don't Cry 24. Ill Truth, Koherent, Creatures - Don't Threaten Me 25. Lynel, Brian Brainstorm, Drea Perlon - Can't Stop Raving 26. Misshapen Mind - Hyperkatifeia 27. Coil Circuit, Result - Keysmash 28. Hugh Hardie - Followers 29. Mat Zo - Kamikaze Cosworth 30. Inisdeinfo & Rudram - Ancestral 31. Reknek - Korbut Flip 32. Tryst Temps - Blue Beam 33. Re:Growth - Don't Talk 34. Glm - Sonus 35. Tang - Cool N Collected 36. Levela & Trex - Obey 37. L-Side - Let You Go 38. Sedo & L0G1N - Don't Cotch (Extended Mix) 39. R3Idy - Bad Juju 40. 1991 & Mugatu - Cyclone (Rova Remix) 41. Ed Solo - Acid Dub 42. Benny Page & Mc Funsta - I Luv Dnb 43. Crystal Clear - Madhouse 44. Basstripper - Deserted 45. Temple/Subcortex - Vanguard 46. Ez4Cheezy - Hangover 47. Tyke, Prestige, Dakots Sixx - Closer 48. Disrupta, Latte, B Live - Omg 49. El Pablo/Drz - Cat Fight 50. Subcortex - Technope 51. Jam Thieves - Tutti Fruitti 52. Dj Zent - Cha 53. Kumo - Sinkhole (Teej Remix) 54. Furniss - Spare Him 55. Illament - Wasp Rattle 56. Maddos - Breathless 57. Unglued - Take Me Under (feat. Solah) 58. Dj Hybrid - Rave! (Traumatize Remix) 59. Deep Crisis - Take Me Higher 60. Conrad Subs, Mowty Mahlyka - Conqueror (Burt Cope Remix) 61. Jaxx - Cream Tea 62. Bladerunner - Roots & Culture 63. Veak - Blind To You (Remix 2) 64. Slipmatt/Bladerunner - Breaking Free (Bladerunner Remix) 65. Ed808 & Y2 - The Realm 66. Torn - Into The Abyss 67. Djss - Levitcus 68. Anna Sunnet - Juju Man 69. Jamie S23 - Conflict Of Interest 70. Aries & Dj Gaw & David Boomah - You 71. Command Strange/Lois Lauri - Time With You 72. Alb - Lost Without U 73. Nasz - Fall In Love 74. Facing Jinx - Don't You Want Me 75. Ferice, Ruby Letitia - Searching 76. Sydney Bryce & Qzb - Let You Down
Tim Schumacher (@TimSchu), the mastermind behind SEDO and Adblock Plus, now leads the SaaS Group to new heights. With $60 million ARR, 20 thriving businesses, and 300 employees, Tim shares his incredible journey from a coder to an influential entrepreneur in scaling businesses. From his strategic focus on developer and online marketing tools to his forward-thinking perspective on the role of AI in reshaping the industry, we dive deep into the bootstrapping mindset and how it empowers founders to build something extremely valuable that SaaS Group can keep running, growing, and creating life-changing exits at the same time.Oh, and did you know that Tim almost bought my business?Tim on Twitter: https://x.com/TimSchu00:00:00 Private Equity and Business Growth Trends00:12:34 Evaluating Niche Business Acquisitions00:24:39 Acquisition and Growth Strategies in BusinessThis episode is sponsored by Acquire.comThe blog post: https://thebootstrappedfounder.com/tim-schumacher-the-bootstrappers-mindset/ The podcast episode: https://tbf.fm/episodes/324-tim-schumacher-the-bootstrappers-mindsetThe video: https://youtu.be/16MQT8hU7wYYou'll find my weekly article on my blog: https://thebootstrappedfounder.comPodcast: https://thebootstrappedfounder.com/podcastNewsletter: https://thebootstrappedfounder.com/newsletterMy book Zero to Sold: https://zerotosold.com/My book The Embedded Entrepreneur: https://embeddedentrepreneur.com/My course Find Your Following: https://findyourfollowing.comHere are a few tools I use. Using my affiliate links will support my work at no additional cost to you.- Notion (which I use to organize, write, coordinate, and archive my podcast + newsletter): https://affiliate.notion.so/465mv1536drx- Riverside.fm (that's what I recorded this episode with): https://riverside.fm/?via=arvid- TweetHunter (for speedy scheduling and writing Tweets): http://tweethunter.io/?via=arvid- HypeFury (for massive Twitter analytics and scheduling): https://hypefury.com/?via=arvid60- AudioPen (for taking voice notes and getting amazing summaries): https://audiopen.ai/?aff=PXErZ- Descript (for word-based video editing, subtitles, and clips): https://www.descript.com/?lmref=3cf39Q- ConvertKit (for email lists, newsletters, even finding sponsors): https://convertkit.com?lmref=bN9CZw (00:00) - Private Equity and Business Growth Trends (12:34) - Evaluating Niche Business Acquisitions (24:39) - Acquisition and Growth Strategies in Business
21 formas de ganar dinero online fácil y rápidoAntes de empezar el episodio de hoy te traigo una herramienta de SEO gratuita que te ayudará a subir posiciones en Google.Podrás detectar fallos de tu web, revisar enlaces entrantes y salientes, realizar un análisis de palabras clave, analizar a la competencia y configurar alertas.Sólo tienes que entrar en https://borjagiron.com/ahrefs y empezar a usar la que posiblemente sea la mejor herramienta de SEO gratuita del mercado. Recuerda, borjagiron.com/ahrefs Te dejo el enlace en la descripción.Mejor hosting: HostingerPara crear tu web, blog o tienda online al mejor precioCómo comprar Hosting y Dominio con Hostinger al mejor preciohttps://triunfacontublog.com/mejor-hosting-wordpress/Consigue descuento: https://borjagiron.com/hostingerMuy buenas y bienvenido al podcast “Marketing Digital”, soy Borja Girón y cada martes aprenderás todo lo necesario para conseguir más clientes, visitas e ingresos en tu negocio online. Recuerda unirte a la Comunidad Emprendedores desde: https://borjagiron.com/comunidad y podrás acceder a las sesiones de Mastermind cada lunes conmigo y el resto de emprendedores, al podcast secreto, a los retos y las categorías dentro del grupo de Telegram sobre Instagram, RRSS, Finanzas, criptomonedas, salud, Inteligencia Artificial, marketing, podcasting, productividad y todo lo necesario para hacer crecer tu negocio.Y ahora sí…¿Estás preparado? ¿Estás preparada? ¡Comenzamos!+65 formas de ganar dinero fácil y rápido: https://www.borjagiron.com/internet/formas-ganar-dinero-facil-rapido/Cómo conseguir dinero rápido:1. Alquila una o varias habitaciones de tu casa (Gana entre 300€ y 1500€/mes): Una de las mejores formas de ganar dinero fácil y rápido. Puedes hacer unas buenas fotos y anunciarlo en Idealista, Fotocasa, Badi o Airbnb.2. Vende tu casa (Gana entre 80.000€ y 300.000€): Posiblemente la forma más rápida de ganar mucho dinero. Usa los servicios de la agencia Belion para vender la casa antes y a un mayor precio (en el formulario pon que has sido referido por el colaborador número 5002).3. Busca personas que vendan su casa (Gana entre 600€ y 6000€ al mes): Si conoces personas que vendan su casa o puedes llegar a estas personas hazte colaborador de la agencia Belion y te darán una comisión por cada venta que llegue referenciada por tí (en el formulario pon que has sido referido por el colaborador número 5002).4. Alquila tu coche (Gana unos 300€/mes): Gracias a Getaround (antes Drivy) puedes alquilar tu coche por horas o días y ganar dinero. Incluso con el sistema de apertura desde el móvil no es necesario que tú intervengas. Es como montar tu propio Zity, Wible, Emov o Car2go.5. Comparte coche (Gana unos 150€/mes): Gracias a Blablacar puedes compartir tu coche en tus viajes y rutas al trabajo y ganar dinero compartiendo coche.6. Alquila tu autocaravana (Gana hasta 10.000€/año): Desde indiecampers.es puedes alquilar tu autocaravana y ganar bastante dinero mientras no la usas.7. Trabaja con tu coche, camión o moto (Gana unos 1500€/mes): Puedes trabajar para Uber o Cabify transportando personas o repartiendo paquetes con Amazon Flex o Seur. También puedes ser repartidor de comida con Glovo o Uber Eats. Incluso puedes ofrecer servicio de mudanzas.8. Pon publicidad en tu coche (Gana unos 300€/mes): Puedes registrar tu coche para poner anuncios en webs como Impactodual, Wrapify, Serbecar o Carvertise (en inglés).9. Alquila tu plaza de garaje (Gana unos 50€/mes): Si tienes una plaza de garaje puedes alquilarla desde Idealista, Fotocasa. También por horas desde con Elparking, Parkfy o poniendo cartel en la zona.10. Alquila tu piscina (Gana unos 300€/mes): Puedes alquilar tu piscina desde Swimply.com.11. Cambia de hipoteca (Gana unos 100€/mes): Aquí tienes el comparador de hipotecas de Idealista. Y es que en muchas ocasiones estamos pagando más de lo que debemos. Es importante también tener en cuenta el tiempo y los costes de cancelaciones además de leer bien la letra pequeña.12. Vende cosas que no uses (Gana unos 50€/mes): Vende juegos, libros, aparatos electrónicos con Wallapop, Vibbo o tu ropa con Vinted.13. Invierte en bolsa (Gana unos 500€/mes): Compra y vende acciones en distintos mercados usando Trading. Conviértete en Broker. Para esto debes saber mucho sobre finanzas e inversiones ya que si no tienes conocimientos avanzados perderás el dinero. Puedes usar plataformas como InteractiveBrokers, Degiro o Revolut. Cuidado con las apps de Trading que usan Forex, CFD apalancados u opciones binarias y en realidad no compras las acciones.14. Compra venta de dominios y webs (Gana unos 300€/año): Compra y vende dominios en Sedo.com o Flippa.com. Para comprar dominios baratos te recomiendo Namecheap.15. Crea apps o juegos (Gana unos 300€/año): Puedes crear apps desde Goodbarber o juegos. Herramientas como Stencyl, Gdevelop o Gamemaker permiten crear juegos para móvil sin programación. Otras como Unity permiten crear juegos y monetizar con publicidad directamente. Debes tener conocimientos previos pero hoy en día es más fácil que nunca e incluso con distintas herramientas no es necesario tener conocimientos de programación.16. Trabaja de guía turístico o guía local (Gana unos 700€/mes): Puedes registrarte en Freetour o Viator y empezar a enseñar tu ciudad y ofrecer planes ganando dinero.17. Ofrece experiencias online (Gana unos 500€/mes): Ante la nueva situación en la que nos encontramos la empresa Airbnb decidió adaptarse rápidamente lanzando un nuevo servicio de experiencias online. Explica cómo organizar una cena navideña, haz pasta con la abuela en directo o haz que la gente resuelva el misterio de una Escape Room.18. Vende camisetas o diseños online (Gana unos 100€/mes): Crea tus propios diseños de camisetas, logos, tarjetas, pósters y véndelos con Spreadshirt. También puedes vender tus manualidades en webs como Etsy y crear tus diseños en 99designs, Designcrowd o Zazzle.19. Vende fotos y vídeos online (Gana unos 300€/mes): Si te gusta la fotografía puedes vender fotos online y ganar dinero con webs como Shutterstock.20. Usar Marketing de afiliados (Gana unos 500€/mes): Gana dinero recomendando productos, servicios, cursos, libros, etc. Te llevas una comisión por venta a través de un enlace especial para hacer el seguimiento. Puedes recomendar estos productos o servicios en artículos de tu blog, en YouTube, usando email marketing, en grupos de WhatsApp o Telegram… es decir, usando técnicas de marketing digital sin hacer spam. Muchas webs como Amazon, Booking o Hotmart ofrecen un programa de afiliados para darte de alta y recomendar un servicio, producto, curso, hotel y llevarte una comisión por venta. Tengo una lección en mis cursos de Triunfacontublog para que aprendas a usarlo. Existen webs como Tradedoubler o Awin que recopilan muchas empresas que ofrecen marketing de afiliados para tenerlas todas en un único lugar.21. Gana dinero con Instagram (Gana unos 300€/mes): Sin necesidad de tener productos o servicios propios. Hoy en día Instagram te paga por hacer directos (hasta 150$ por cada directo) o por añadir anuncios a tus vídeos de IGTV. También puedes usar un método muy efectivo y fácil de aplicar gracias a esta Masterclass.Comunidad Emprendedores Triunfers: https://borjagiron.com/comunidadRecuerda suscribirte al podcast para no perderte el resto de noticias, novedades, trucos y tendencias del Marketing. Si quieres seguir escuchando estos episodios compártelo, dale a me gusta, deja 5 estrellas o comenta el episodio.También puedes acceder a mis cursos de Marketing Digital desde https://triunfacontublog.com Recibe mis secretos para emprender con éxito cada día en tu email: https://borjagiron.com/newsletterSoy Borja Girón, has escuchado el podcast Marketing Digital, nos escuchamos en el próximo episodio.
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Recuerda unirte a la Comunidad Emprendedores desde: https://borjagiron.com/comunidad y podrás acceder a las sesiones de Mastermind cada lunes conmigo y el resto de emprendedores, al podcast secreto, a los retos y las categorías dentro del grupo de Telegram sobre Instagram, RRSS, Finanzas, criptomonedas, salud, Inteligencia Artificial, marketing, podcasting, productividad y todo lo necesario para hacer crecer tu negocio.Y ahora sí…¿Estás preparado? ¿Estás preparada? ¡Comenzamos!+65 formas de ganar dinero fácil y rápido: https://www.borjagiron.com/internet/formas-ganar-dinero-facil-rapido/Cómo conseguir dinero rápido:1. Alquila una o varias habitaciones de tu casa (Gana entre 300€ y 1500€/mes): Una de las mejores formas de ganar dinero fácil y rápido. Puedes hacer unas buenas fotos y anunciarlo en Idealista, Fotocasa, Badi o Airbnb.2. Vende tu casa (Gana entre 80.000€ y 300.000€): Posiblemente la forma más rápida de ganar mucho dinero. Usa los servicios de la agencia Belion para vender la casa antes y a un mayor precio (en el formulario pon que has sido referido por el colaborador número 5002).3. Busca personas que vendan su casa (Gana entre 600€ y 6000€ al mes): Si conoces personas que vendan su casa o puedes llegar a estas personas hazte colaborador de la agencia Belion y te darán una comisión por cada venta que llegue referenciada por tí (en el formulario pon que has sido referido por el colaborador número 5002).4. Alquila tu coche (Gana unos 300€/mes): Gracias a Getaround (antes Drivy) puedes alquilar tu coche por horas o días y ganar dinero. Incluso con el sistema de apertura desde el móvil no es necesario que tú intervengas. Es como montar tu propio Zity, Wible, Emov o Car2go.5. Comparte coche (Gana unos 150€/mes): Gracias a Blablacar puedes compartir tu coche en tus viajes y rutas al trabajo y ganar dinero compartiendo coche.6. Alquila tu autocaravana (Gana hasta 10.000€/año): Desde indiecampers.es puedes alquilar tu autocaravana y ganar bastante dinero mientras no la usas.7. Trabaja con tu coche, camión o moto (Gana unos 1500€/mes): Puedes trabajar para Uber o Cabify transportando personas o repartiendo paquetes con Amazon Flex o Seur. También puedes ser repartidor de comida con Glovo o Uber Eats. Incluso puedes ofrecer servicio de mudanzas.8. Pon publicidad en tu coche (Gana unos 300€/mes): Puedes registrar tu coche para poner anuncios en webs como Impactodual, Wrapify, Serbecar o Carvertise (en inglés).9. Alquila tu plaza de garaje (Gana unos 50€/mes): Si tienes una plaza de garaje puedes alquilarla desde Idealista, Fotocasa. También por horas desde con Elparking, Parkfy o poniendo cartel en la zona.10. Alquila tu piscina (Gana unos 300€/mes): Puedes alquilar tu piscina desde Swimply.com.11. Cambia de hipoteca (Gana unos 100€/mes): Aquí tienes el comparador de hipotecas de Idealista. Y es que en muchas ocasiones estamos pagando más de lo que debemos. Es importante también tener en cuenta el tiempo y los costes de cancelaciones además de leer bien la letra pequeña.12. Vende cosas que no uses (Gana unos 50€/mes): Vende juegos, libros, aparatos electrónicos con Wallapop, Vibbo o tu ropa con Vinted.13. Invierte en bolsa (Gana unos 500€/mes): Compra y vende acciones en distintos mercados usando Trading. Conviértete en Broker. Para esto debes saber mucho sobre finanzas e inversiones ya que si no tienes conocimientos avanzados perderás el dinero. Puedes usar plataformas como InteractiveBrokers, Degiro o Revolut. Cuidado con las apps de Trading que usan Forex, CFD apalancados u opciones binarias y en realidad no compras las acciones.14. Compra venta de dominios y webs (Gana unos 300€/año): Compra y vende dominios en Sedo.com o Flippa.com. Para comprar dominios baratos te recomiendo Namecheap.15. Crea apps o juegos (Gana unos 300€/año): Puedes crear apps desde Goodbarber o juegos. Herramientas como Stencyl, Gdevelop o Gamemaker permiten crear juegos para móvil sin programación. Otras como Unity permiten crear juegos y monetizar con publicidad directamente. Debes tener conocimientos previos pero hoy en día es más fácil que nunca e incluso con distintas herramientas no es necesario tener conocimientos de programación.16. Trabaja de guía turístico o guía local (Gana unos 700€/mes): Puedes registrarte en Freetour o Viator y empezar a enseñar tu ciudad y ofrecer planes ganando dinero.17. Ofrece experiencias online (Gana unos 500€/mes): Ante la nueva situación en la que nos encontramos la empresa Airbnb decidió adaptarse rápidamente lanzando un nuevo servicio de experiencias online. Explica cómo organizar una cena navideña, haz pasta con la abuela en directo o haz que la gente resuelva el misterio de una Escape Room.18. Vende camisetas o diseños online (Gana unos 100€/mes): Crea tus propios diseños de camisetas, logos, tarjetas, pósters y véndelos con Spreadshirt. También puedes vender tus manualidades en webs como Etsy y crear tus diseños en 99designs, Designcrowd o Zazzle.19. Vende fotos y vídeos online (Gana unos 300€/mes): Si te gusta la fotografía puedes vender fotos online y ganar dinero con webs como Shutterstock.20. Usar Marketing de afiliados (Gana unos 500€/mes): Gana dinero recomendando productos, servicios, cursos, libros, etc. Te llevas una comisión por venta a través de un enlace especial para hacer el seguimiento. Puedes recomendar estos productos o servicios en artículos de tu blog, en YouTube, usando email marketing, en grupos de WhatsApp o Telegram… es decir, usando técnicas de marketing digital sin hacer spam. Muchas webs como Amazon, Booking o Hotmart ofrecen un programa de afiliados para darte de alta y recomendar un servicio, producto, curso, hotel y llevarte una comisión por venta. Tengo una lección en mis cursos de Triunfacontublog para que aprendas a usarlo. Existen webs como Tradedoubler o Awin que recopilan muchas empresas que ofrecen marketing de afiliados para tenerlas todas en un único lugar.21. Gana dinero con Instagram (Gana unos 300€/mes): Sin necesidad de tener productos o servicios propios. Hoy en día Instagram te paga por hacer directos (hasta 150$ por cada directo) o por añadir anuncios a tus vídeos de IGTV. También puedes usar un método muy efectivo y fácil de aplicar gracias a esta Masterclass.Comunidad Emprendedores Triunfers: https://borjagiron.com/comunidadRecuerda suscribirte al podcast para no perderte el resto de noticias, novedades, trucos y tendencias del Marketing. Si quieres seguir escuchando estos episodios compártelo, dale a me gusta, deja 5 estrellas o comenta el episodio.También puedes acceder a mis cursos de Marketing Digital desde https://triunfacontublog.com Recibe mis secretos para emprender con éxito cada día en tu email: https://borjagiron.com/newsletterSoy Borja Girón, has escuchado el podcast Marketing Digital, nos escuchamos en el próximo episodio.
Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.07.28.550915v1?rss=1 Authors: Kravec, M., Sedo, O., Nedvedova, J., Micka, M., Sulcova, M., Gomoryova, K., Potesil, D., Ganji, R. S., Cervenka, I., Zdrahal, Z., Harnos, J., Tripsianes, K., Janke, C., Barinka, C., Bryja, V. Abstract: Polyglutamylation is a reversible post-translational modification that is catalyzed by enzymes from the tubulin tyrosine ligase-like (TTLL) family. Here, we found that TTLL11 generates a previously unknown type of polyglutamylation initiated by the addition of a glutamate residue to the free C-terminal carboxyl group of a substrate protein. TTLL11 efficiently polyglutamylates the Wnt signaling protein Disheveled 3 (DVL3), thereby changing the interactome of DVL3, as well as increases its capacity to get phosphorylated, to undergo liquid-liquid phase separation (LLPS) and to act in the non-canonical Wnt pathway. Both carboxyterminal polyglutamylation and the resulting reduction in LLPS capacity of DVL3 were reverted by the deglutamylating enzyme CCP6, which demonstrates the causal relationship between TTLL11-mediated polyglutamylation and LLPS. We thus discovered a novel type of posttranslational modification, which significantly broadens the range of proteins that can be modified by polyglutamylation and provide first evidence that polyglutamylation can act as a regulator of protein LLPS. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC
O objetivo desta mensagem não é nem criticar a associação Montfort muito menos outras associações. Sou acadêmico de história, e desenvolvo estudos em relação a religião. Vendo suas colocações neste site, surgiu-me uma dúvida. Sedo o senhor um historiador, não estaria, em muitos momentos, abandonando os paradigmas deste ofício em prol da defesa da fé? Quando coloco que o senhor poderia ter abandonado os paradigmas do oficio de historiador em prol da defesa a fé, não estou condenando-o por isso, pois nada mais justo e coerente do que defendermos aquilo em que acreditamos, aquilo que julgamos correto. O que me incomoda é que a disciplina história, na forma como esta sendo aplicada, não esta cumprindo com o seu papel social, ou seja, com a construção de criticidade por parte daqueles que a estudam ou tem acesso a ela. A História não faz julgamentos, ela busca a compreensão dos fatos Tenho consciencia, no entanto, que a minha conceção teórico-metodológica pode ser diferente da sua, o que responde plenaente ao meu questionamento. Mesmo assim, sendo católico, defensor da fé na ICAR, acredito que manifestações extremistas, não colaborarão para os objetivos da igreja e de Bento XVI. Resumindo: aceito o seu objetivo ( defesa da fé católica) porém não acredito que os seus métodos são os mais eficientes. Assim como o senhor reserva-se o direito de não concordar com os outros, resrvo-me ao direito de não concordar com os seus métodos. O que não nos impede de mantermos um diálogo polido acerca de nossas convicções.
Show Notes: https://webgrowthcode.com/choosing-a-domain-name-with-andrew-allemann-from-domain-name-wire Andrew Alleman walks us through choosing a domain and extension for your website. We also take a deep dive into buying and selling domains — something many do out there as a side gig. Have you ever wondered who's buying all the .coms out there? Andrew has some inside scoop on who's buying them. Plus, we found out if I screwed up my last domain purchase. Tune in to this episode for an exciting deep dive into the world of domains. Choosing a Domain Show Notes with Andrew Alleman 02:00 - Andrew shares his experience in online marketing and website growth. He has been writing the Domain Name Wire blog since 2005 and has a podcast of the same name. 03:23 - Andrew walks us through starting a website, including choosing a domain registrar. With thousands of options out there, he notes that GoDaddy is currently the biggest registrar in the market. He also mentioned Namecheap, HostGator, Porkbun, and Google. 04:03 - The differences between these registrars are the price, security, service, and account management system. People can get a domain name from one registrar and host it at another site. We also talk about the importance of choosing the right domain name extensions. 09:07 - Andrew tells us about his podcast and the topics he usually talks about with guests. 10:07 - Andrew walks us through his process of starting a new website. For most people starting, Andrew suggests either creating a WordPress site with GoDaddy or getting a Wix, Squarespace, or Weebly website. There are lots of cheap hosting services, but a lot of them are designed for WordPress. One of the biggest ones is WP Engine. 17:24 - Andrew advises that if the domain name you want is already taken, it may be listed for sale and can be purchased. And while buying a new domain name for $10 may seem preferable, it may be worth paying for the one you want. 23:56 - The Domain Name Wire Podcast started in 2014. He recently had an episode about buying expired domains for their SEO value. 25:00 - We explore the difficulties of using non-.com domain extensions for websites. 29:35 - We delve into the world of buying and selling domain names. Afternic and Sedo.com are two places where people can list their domains for sale. 35:26 - Andrew talks about the mentors that have influenced him along the way. Some of the other podcasts that Andrew listens to are The Side Hustle Show by Nick Loper, Startups For the Rest of Us, and Working It Out. Nick Loper was on the podcast, where he talked about tips to turn a side hustle into a full-time business. 40: 42 - Andrew mentions some of the big names he's had on his podcast, like the creator of WordPress, Matt Wullenweg, and the bassist for Megadeth. Show Notes: https://webgrowthcode.com/choosing-a-domain-name-with-andrew-allemann-from-domain-name-wire
Peter Askew runs a bootstrapped, .com domain development business (often solo). He typically sources domains from the expired aftermarket and uses their descriptive nature as inspiration for each venture.Current projects: VidaliaOnions.com | RanchWork.com | DudeRanch.comOn this episode Chris & Peter discuss:Investing in domains 101 and why ".com" is kingHow to build job boards & why they're so valuableHow to build businesses from purchased domainsKey Takeaways:(2:05) - How did you become a failed domain investor?(6:42) - What does “building a project” mean in your world?(13:30) - How would a common person find these domain marketplaces?(16:36) - How do you value Domains?(21:47) - How did you get from buying a domain for onions to actually selling the onions?(27:05) - Why aren't you in a hurry to grow the business?(28:30) - The domain industry(31:24) - What makes an amazing domain investor?(33:15) - Can I simply license out domain names?(37:21) - Can people hack and steal domain names?(39:04) - Does AI or Web3 disrupt this space?(40:37) - What's the most valuable domain name in the industry?(42:14) - Do you have to have a site in order to monetize a domain?(45:47) - How would you build a job board for an industry from scratch?Additional Resources
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Marysia Przybyszewska i Sedo Autorka książki o kuchni roślinnej dla rodziców i dzieciaków oraz twórca mięsnego królestwa w ujęciu bałkańskim. Czy znajdą wspólny język?
In dieser Folge sprechen wir mit Negar Hajikhani von Sedo.com, sie ist dort Senior Sales and Brokerage Consultant und hat dort auch schon einige Domains mit sechstelligen oder gar siebenstelligen Preisen vermitteln können. 01:03 Negars vielfältige Arbeit als Brokerin 02:22 Vermittlung zwischen Käufern und Verkäufern einer Domain 03:40 Unterschiede im Domainhandel zwischen Europa und Amerika 04:26 Vorgehen beim Kauf einer bereits vergebenen Domain 05:15 Features von Premium Domains 06:20 Wert von Premium Domains 07:12 Interessante Deals mit neuen gTLDS Shownotes Zu sedo: https://sedo.com/de/ Zu InterNetX: https://www.internetx.com
In the Episode we review the movie Citizen Kane directed, produced and acted by Orsen Welles . It is a story of the rise of Kane as a newspaper magnate and acquiring a posh lifestyle, but the money makes him arrogant and egoistic and that is his downfall, but just before he dies he utters the word rosebud. And it is in the end of the movie , we understand what Rosebud means.A very engaging movieThe book reviewed is A Room with a View by EMForster, a witty romantic book , where Lucy Honeychurch confronts her own feelings against the Victorian values ingrained in her by her upbringing.The singer requires no introduction and she is Shreyas Ghoshal singing the classical number Lag ja gale seDo tune in , subscribe and shareUse Feedspot for content of podcasts on Hinduism . I am ranked 18 in their Top 40 Hindu podcasts.Write to me at : premlata.jeyapal@gmail.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=69468580)
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This week Stefan sat down with Alex Drew, co-founder of ODYS, a platform for buying high-quality aged domain names.The first half of the chat covers the world of domain investing in general, and the second half dives aged domains, which is Alex's specialty.In the chat, Stefan and Alex discuss:How Alex got started in domain investingWhat makes domain names such a great digital asset?Why .com's have stood the test of time, and remain the bitcoin of domainsWhy emotion and scarcity makes valuing domains so trickyWhat are the biggest marketplaces for buying & selling domain namesWhat is a "domain drop", and how does it work? (Including redemption periods, grace periods, and expiry)How Dropcatch and similar companies are hired to help catch prized domains from hundreds of thousands of drops each day.How companies like Sedo, Afternic, and Dan.com obtain domains for their own marketplacesWhy domain investing is like venture capital: you need a large portfolio with a few big winners to surviveHow domain investing has changed over the yearsWhat aged domains are, exactly, and what makes them so valuable?The value of a good backlink profile, and how aged domains fast-forward the painstaking process of building backlinksThe risks of buying a domain with a poor backlink profileODYS's plans for opening their own marketplaceHow their typical customer has changed over timeHow domain names are the original NFTsWhat factors help determine the "ODYS value", including traffic, backlink profile, and other trust signalsHow 301 redirects are an amazing way to harness a domain's powerHow ODYS is using logos to add even more value to their pre-owned domainsWhat the future holds for the world of domain investingThis episode is coupled with a newsletter issue: Investing in Domain Names---Follow Alts- Website & newsletter: https://alts.co- Discord: https://discord.gg/DEkHgzggwC- Twitter: https://twitter.com/altassetsclub- Insta: https://instagram.com/alts_co- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@alts_co- Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpmgk4gzQ56QvpyegBJJVQA?sub_confirmation=1
"A better domain name will lower your lifetime marketing costs." -Frank Schilling I recently published an episode about bootstrapping to fund our businesses. In that episode, I told the story about buying or selling millions of dollars worth of domain names over the years to help finance the growth of my companies. I've helped numerous companies find great domain names for their ventures. For example, I've helped buy and/or sell adoption.com, today.com, stockmarket.com, advertising.com, law.com, retirement.com, families.com, familias.com, woman.com, and many others. In this episode, I'm going to share tips, tricks, and tools to help us find great domain names. Choosing a great domain name is important for many reasons. It is often one of the first impressions a potential customer has with our companies. It can add to or detract from our credibility. It can help or hurt our SEO. And, it can be a great branding opportunity if done right. Here are my tips, tricks, and tools for finding and choosing great domain names: 1. Play the long game. I recommend we try to play the “long game” with our primary domain name to get it right the first time. We shouldn't buy a domain name we are planning to change. It can take a lot of time and money to change domain names, and a lot of the value we've built up in a domain name can be lost when we change it. It's worth it to invest the time and resources upfront to get the right domain name the first time. That doesn't mean we can't change it in the future. It just means we may lose a lot of value if we do. 2. Make a master spreadsheet of possible domains. At the beginning of our research, avoid getting too emotionally connected with one domain name. Entrepreneurs often decide they like one domain and they stop their research or stop considering other domains. This is a mistake, because there may be a better domain name we can uncover in our research process. Or, we may hit a roadblock and get paralyzed in our efforts to buy the one domain name. Instead, I recommend we do a bunch of research and create a list of all of the possible domain names, including information about them, into one spreadsheet. I recommend Google Sheets for this because it can easily be shared with others in a collaborative way. I recommend keeping good notes on the research we do. Which domain names are available? Which domain names have sites already? Are they listed for sale, and what are the asking prices? What is the contact info of the owner? What is our communication history with the owner? If we don't keep good records, they will start to blend together, and important data will be forgotten, and work will need to be duplicated. 3. Include a top keyword in your domain. I recommend using a tool such as SEMrush.com or KeywordTool.io to find the best keywords related to our niche. Then, I recommend we try to find a domain name that includes one of the top keywords. This can help with our SEO in the niche, and make it easier for our target audience to know what our site is about. For example, the word “monetization” described our niche focus well and had a large number of monthly searches in Google, so I decided I wanted to include “monetization” in my domain. 4. Use a .com domain name… usually. There are many other extensions we can use to register a domain name today such as .me, .store, .info, .biz, .io, and .bargains. However, .com domains have more credibility than these other extensions. Plus, when we tell people our business name, they will often put a .com after our business name when they are looking for our website. For example, if the name of my business is Monetization Nation, people will naturally expect my site to be at MonetizationNation.com and will type that in when they are looking for my site. So, if I try to save money by buying a domain name other than a .com, I'm going to lose a lot of my potential customers to whoever owns the .com version of my domain. It's not worth it. Get the .com. If we become very successful at an extension other than .com, we may have to pay a lot of money to buy the .com version. For example, early in my career, an executive of Alta Vista came to my office to meet me. Alta Vista used to be one of the top internet search engines. This executive told me Alta Vista had purchased AltaVista.net as the domain name for their search engine early on. However, when their search engine took off, they were losing so many visitors to the owners of AltaVista.com that they had to pay $4 million to buy the AltaVista.com domain name. It would have been much less expensive if they would have started out with a .com domain name. For example, I own the shorter Monetization.org domain name, but I use the longer MonetizationNation.com domain name as my primary domain because it is at the .com, along with some other reasons. There are a few exceptions to this rule. For example, like a non-profit or an association, people might expect the domain name to be at .org. However, if we use a .org, we need to realize that many people will still type the .com version of our domain name, and it is a good idea to get the .com version and redirect it to the .org site. 5. Avoid dashes and numbers. We should try to avoid dashes and numbers in our domain names. If we use dashes in our domain, such as over-the-counter.com, many people will mistype our domain as overthecounter.com. Numbers are also confusing because when we tell people our domain verbally they don't know whether the number is in numerals or written out in letters. It then requires additional explanation. This makes sharing our domain through audio marketing problematic and prone to misspellings. If you remember, Walmart used to be Wal-Mart but removed the dash. 6. Keep it short and simple. I try to keep domain names shorter if I can, but this is not an absolute rule. Longer domains sometimes are the right choice. As a general rule, we should try to keep it as short as we reasonably can. I recommend trying to keep the domain name at two words or less, if possible. One word is ideal, but often very expensive. I pay a lot of attention to syllables and try to choose domains with fewer syllables because they are easier to say. Remember, the longer our domains become, the easier they are to forget or misspell, and we may lose some credibility if they are too long or complicated. I love domains that don't require explanation, where potential customers can see our domain name and easily understand the focus of the site. 7. Pick a name that's easier for your target audience to spell. We should try to choose a domain name that is difficult for our target audience to misspell. Here is a list of some of the most commonly misspelled words. I try to avoid homophones, which are words that sound the same but have different spellings, such as “won” and “one”. Here's a list of common homophones. If our target audience knows how to spell our keyword or brand, we have more flexibility. For example, monetization is a word regularly used by entrepreneurs and CEOs, so I felt comfortable using it in my domain name even though it is more difficult for people to spell. Sometimes people intentionally choose a misspelled domain name believing that the misspelling will make them unique and brandable. I strongly advise against this strategy. This intentional misspelling will probably make it much more difficult for our customers and may send a lot of our hard-earned potential customers to a competing website. 8. Use a thesaurus. When trying to come up with a great domain name, I regularly use one or more thesauri to help me identify synonyms and think outside the box for my top keywords and domain names. It's a great way to generate new word ideas. Thesarus.com is a great resource to check out. 9. Use a domain name generator. A domain name generator allows us to enter our keyword and then it combines that keyword with possibly thousands of other keywords that can be used in the domain name. It checks availability and then gives us a list of the available domains. I love domain name generators. Before domain name generators were popular, I created my own domain name generator and used it to find available domain names to register. This can be a very effective tool to find available domain names. There is no way we could ever think of all the variations on our own. I recommend trying domain name generators such as NameMesh.com, LeanDomainSearch, Wordoid, or NameBoy to find potential domain names. 10. Try to create new words. We might try to take one of our top keywords, and create a new word with it, or merge two keywords together to create a new word. For example, if our new company was about branding, we might try new words such as Brandly.com or Brandify.com, etc. Good domain name generators like NameMesh can help us come up with many of these new word options. 11. Register a domain name the moment it expires. Very frequently people buy domain names, and then forget to renew them, or decide they don't want it anymore. When they don't pay the renewal, the domain name eventually “drops” and becomes available for other people to register. The lists of expiring domain names from many domain name registrars are published. And, there are various services that specialize in helping their customers register those domain names right as they expire. I recommend NameJet and DropCatch as services to register expiring domains. Both of these services have been very successful in grabbing domain names for me. Some people say Pool.com is the best service to grab domain names as they expire, because they have such a huge amount of servers doing the grabbing, but I have not had a lot of success with that service. It is ok to try to use several services to grab a domain name because most services don't charge anything unless they are successful in registering the domain name for us. I have set up email alerts with NameJet, and I receive those emails each day with expiring domains that match my keywords and other criteria. Most days, the lists don't have any domain names I'm willing to register, but sometimes, I can get a great deal on very valuable domains. To give an idea of how effective and valuable this service is, for years I have wanted to write a book with the title Credibility Marketing. I tried to buy the domain name CredibilityMarketing.com and tried contacting the owner many times. I would have paid thousands of dollars for that domain name. However, I was never able to reach the owner. Years after I started trying to buy this domain, the domain name expired, and I was able to register the domain name for about $170. Normally, registering an expiring domain name costs less than that, but multiple people were trying to grab this domain. So, the company that registered the expiring domain name held an auction between the different parties. This expiring domain name strategy is probably not a short-term strategy that will help us get a great domain name we love this month. However, this can be a cost-effective strategy to pick up great domain names in our niches as they expire over time. 12. Expired domains. Regularly, people buy domain names, allow them to expire, and nobody immediately registers them. One website, ExpiredDomains.net, has made a publicly searchable database of these expired domains. When I'm looking for a domain name for one of my projects or for a client, this is one of the first websites I go to in search of a domain name containing one of my top keywords. The problem with this database is the massive amount of data it contains. I recommend using filters to narrow down the domains we are shown by keyword, length of the domain, .com domain extension, no dashes, no numbers, etc. This will make the number of domain names we have to go through much more manageable. I have found and registered many domain names using this service. 13. Domain name marketplaces. There are numerous domain name marketplaces that allow domain name owners to list their domain names for sale. Then, domain name buyers can search to find a domain name they like, and use the marketplace to contact the owner and negotiate the purchase. Some of the best domain name marketplaces are SEDO.com, GoDaddy Auctions, Flippa, Afternic, NameCheap Marketplace, and BuyDomains.com. Domain names listed at marketplaces can sometimes be a little pricey, but there are often deals as well. 14. Contact domain name owners of your favorite domain name options and ask for pricing. It may be a good idea to reach out to the owners of top domain names on our list and ask for their pricing. If the domain name is listed for sale, we can sometimes type the domain name in a browser, and find pricing information on the domain name. Or, we might find a form on the domain name that we can fill out and request pricing. If we can't find information on a site, we can try to find the owner's contact information through the Whois database. It's often best to start here: lookup.icann.org or who.is. However, these sites often do not list the contact information of the owners because the domain name is privacy protected. However, they often list the whois of the registrar for the domain. I recommend finding the whois search for that registrar and see if it's possible to find more information or a way to reach out to the owner there. 15. Buy Domain History. If we can't find the owner, we might try buying a whois history report at who.is. Maybe the current owner registered the domain name with their real name and later added privacy protection. In this case, a whois history report for that domain name may allow us to find the contact information of the owner. 16. Trademark search. Once we have found some possible domain names we are considering, we can do a trademark search to see if there are confusingly similar trademarks for the term in the domain name(s) we are considering. Once we are ready to search the trademark database, go to this page on the US Patent & Trademark Office site. Click on “Search our trademark database (TESS)”. Click on “Basic word search (New user)”. Type your search term in the “Search term” box. Don't include the .com in your search term, and add a space between words. In addition to searching the exact phrase, you might want to search for the keyword as well. For example, when I wanted to buy the domain name MonetizationNation.com, I searched for trademarks containing “monetization nation” and also “monetization”. If you find a trademark that might be confusingly similar, look at the status of that trademark. Trademarks with the status of “live” are the ones that present the greatest issue. Some trademarks have a status of “dead”. The USPTO defines a dead mark as: “a dead or abandoned status for a trademark application means that specific application is no longer under prosecution within the USPTO, and would not be used as a bar against your filing.” If you find a confusingly similar trademark, it is often best to look for a new brand and domain name, unless you want to buy the confusingly similar trademark from the owner. Be sure to read the instructions. I've successfully registered a lot of trademarks. However, I'm not an attorney, so be sure to get advice from an attorney instead of relying on any advice I give you. 17. Search Google for your keyword We should try to identify other competitors using the brand names or domains we are considering. This will give great information, but just because we find something here does not necessarily mean we need to abandon our proposed new brand. We may find the term being used before, but make a calculated decision that we still want to proceed with a domain name and brand. 18. See if you can register or buy the social media usernames with your brand. I recommend searching the social media sites where we want to create social channels and see if we can register or buy the usernames or accounts with our brand or keyword. For example, before I purchased MonetizationNation.com, I made sure I was able to register social usernames such as instagram.com/monetizationnation, youtube.com/monetization, and facebook.com/monetizationnation. I also searched the podcast platforms to ensure nobody already had a podcast with a name similar to “Monetization Nation”. 19. Get feedback. Once we've generated a list of our best options for a domain name, and gathered all the relevant information we need, I recommend asking for feedback from people who belong to our target audience. For example, if our target audience is lawyers then we need to ask for feedback from lawyers and not from our friends and family members who aren't lawyers. We can ask for this feedback with direct phone calls, or through a survey tool such as Google Forms. 20. Get a domain name valuation. Before we make an offer on a domain name, it's a good idea to understand the fair market value of that domain name. Two great tools that provide valuations for free (at this time) are Estibot.com and GoDaddy Appraisals. However, please understand that these valuations are generated by a computer, so they might not be completely accurate. However, they may be a good starting point. To get a great domain name, we often may have to pay more than the domain name valuation from these two services. 21. Research the domain history before buying. Before we buy an existing domain, it is important to try to understand the history of that domain name to be sure it wasn't used for something spammy, pornographic, or illegal. One great way to do this is to search for our domain in Archive.org and look through the history of what was published on that domain in the past. If the domain was used for something sketchy in the past, it may be blocked by internet service providers and search engines after we purchase it. If we find this out, the domain name may be important enough that we still choose to go forward with the purchase, and invest the time to work through whatever issues the domain name might have. But, it's at least good to know what we are up against. 22. Consider using a domain negotiation platform. There are numerous reasons why we might consider using a domain negotiation platform. For example, maybe we are concerned that when the seller discovers who we are, they will ask for a higher price for the domain name. Or, maybe we're having a hard time finding the contact information of the owner, and need someone who can contact the owner for us. For these and other reasons, we might consider using a platform such as DomainAgents.com that allows us to submit offers anonymously, helps us contact the owners, and uses their platform to negotiate a sale price for the domain. 23. Use an escrow agent. If we are buying a domain name from another party for a substantial price, I highly recommend using an escrow agent for the domain name purchase and transfer. I recommend escrow.com as a great and reasonably priced escrow agent to buy or sell domain names. They have a smooth process to enter into an agreement with both parties, receive payment, coordinate for the domain name to be transferred, and release the payment after the domain name has been transferred. This reduces the risk for the buyer and seller, because the seller knows they will be paid after the transfer, and the buyer knows that the seller won't receive money from the escrow agent until the buyer has received the domain name. 24. Protect Your domain names. Many people have domain names spread across different registrars. This can result in domain names “slipping through the cracks” and being lost. I recommend keeping all domain names together in one domain name registrar account to make it a lot easier to manage and renew the domains. I recommend we set our domain names to “auto-renew”, so our credit card is billed automatically when the domain name comes up for renewal. This way, we don't lose a domain name if we accidentally forget to renew it. I also recommend turning on the “registrar-lock” to our domain names to help prevent them from being transferred to a different registrar without your permission. We can also turn on privacy protection on each of our domain names to block people from seeing the registrant's contact information and reduce spam. As our business grows, the value of our domain name will grow. Our domain name may become the most valuable asset of our organization. This is certainly the case with adoption.com. So, I recommend we only register our domain name in an account we own. NEVER register a domain name in the registrar account of any other party. If our domain name is in the account of another party, then I recommend working to get that domain name transferred to an account in our name and with our email as soon as possible. The same is true for social channels. Our social channels should always be registered in our name and account. I had a client who spent a lot of money building a social account, but the social channel was in the name of the marketing manager. The business owner had a falling out with that marketing manager, who left the company. The business was never able to regain access to that social account. I also recommend we be very careful with the login information of our domain name registrar account. As our domain name grows to be very valuable, we may treat access to our domain name registrar account with higher security than access to our bank account. We need to be very careful with who we give access to that account. Don't share domain registrar passwords through insecure communication channels such as email. 25. Buy and Redirect Misspellings. I recommend registering the common misspellings and variations of our domain and redirecting them to our primary domain name. Key Takeaways Here are some of my key takeaways from this episode: Play the long game and try to get the right domain name the first time. Make a master spreadsheet of possible domains and all relevant information. Consider including one of your top keywords in your domain name. Use .com unless you are a non-profit or association. Keep the domain short and simple, without any dashes or numbers, and easy to spell. Use a domain name generator and a thesaurus to come up with many domain name variations. Try to find a great domain on an expiring domain registration service, an expired domain name service (such as expireddomains.net), or a domain name marketplace (such as SEDO) to find a deal on a great domain name. Contact the domain name owners to get pricing, and use a domain agent if necessary. Do a trademark search, and search Google for your brand to see if there is anything that would prevent you from using that brand. Make sure you can get the social media usernames you will need. Get feedback from your target audience about the domain name options. Get a domain name valuation and research the domain name history before purchasing. Use an escrow agent and be sure to protect the domain name carefully. Want to be a Better Digital Monetizer? Did you like today's episode? Then please follow these channels to receive free digital monetization content: Get a free Monetization Assessment of your business Subscribe to the free Monetization eMagazine. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation YouTube channel. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation podcast on Apple Podcast, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher. Follow Monetization Nation on Instagram and Twitter. 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Getting the right domain name can make or break your business! Tom gives you the tips and tricks you need to navigate safely when you are purchasing your domain name. Screw The Commute Podcast Show Notes Episode 394 How To Automate Your Business - https://screwthecommute.com/automatefree/ Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ Higher Education Webinar – https://screwthecommute.com/webinars 03:26 Tom's introduction to Getting the Domain Name You Want 03:56 Domain name terminology 05:07 Make sure you are the OWNER of the domain name 07:37 Don't check for your domain name unless you're ready to buy it now 09:43 Check to see if the name you want is already actively used 11:54 Make sure to use a reputable escrow service 12:46 Make sure your domain doesn't spell out something "weird" 16:34 Change a common name to set up apart 17:36 Get numeral and spelled out variations in domain names 19:44 Radio or podcast domain name test 20:44 Get all the social media names that match 21:55 Find common misspellings 22:35 Sponsor message 25:58 Getting the domain name you want when it's not available Entrepreneurial Resources Mentioned in This Podcast Higher Education Webinar - https://screwthecommute.com/webinars Screw The Commute - https://screwthecommute.com/ Screw The Commute Podcast App - https://screwthecommute.com/app/ College Ripoff Quiz - https://imtcva.org/quiz Know a young person for our Youth Episode Series? Send an email to Tom! - orders@antion.com Have a Roku box? Find Tom's Public Speaking Channel there! - https://channelstore.roku.com/details/267358/the-public-speaking-channel How To Automate Your Business - https://screwthecommute.com/automatefree/ Internet Marketing Retreat and Joint Venture Program - https://greatinternetmarketingtraining.com/ WHOIS Lookup - http://whois.sc Escrow.com - https://www.escrow.com/ Domain name front running - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_name_front_running Flippa - https://flippa.com/domains?buy_sell=tme Sedo - https://sedo.com/us/buy-domains/ Namecheap - https://www.namecheap.com/domains/marketplace/buy-domains/ GoDaddy - https://www.godaddy.com/domains/domain-broker?isc=cardigan BuyDomains - https://www.buydomains.com/ Efty - https://efty.com/ BrandBucket - https://www.brandbucket.com/ Above.com - https://www.above.com/ Google Tips for buying a Domain - https://youtu.be/C-EdhaMDXho Worst Domain Names - https://www.boredpanda.com/worst-domain-names/ Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ Related Episodes Deirdre Tshien - https://screwthecommute.com/393/ More Entrepreneurial Resources for Home Based Business, Lifestyle Business, Passive Income, Professional Speaking and Online Business I discovered a great new headline / subject line / subheading generator that will actually analyze which headlines and subject lines are best for your market. I negotiated a deal with the developer of this revolutionary and inexpensive software. Oh, and it's good on Mac and PC. Go here: http://jvz1.com/c/41743/183906 The Wordpress Ecourse. Learn how to Make World Class Websites for $20 or less. https://screwthecommute.com/wordpressecourse/ Join our Private Facebook Group! One week trial for only a buck and then $37 a month, or save a ton with one payment of $297 for a year. Click the image to see all the details and sign up or go to https://www.greatinternetmarketing.com/screwthecommute/ After you sign up, check your email for instructions on getting in the group.
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Tim Sedo ，研究中国古代文化的博士，前大学助理教授，曾帮忙找到著名设计师设计了Nike SB Fly Milk Blazer”，在上海参与举办早期滑板活动，立项使 The Noth Face 更加潮流，时尚化的加拿大滑手，中国滑板的老朋友。00:22当过教授，拿过中国博士学位的加拿大滑手 Tim Sedo。05:43辞去在 Dickies 职位之后不久，母公司 VF 集团宣布把亚太总部从香港搬到上海。09:20小时候表哥的 Thrasher 是滑板启蒙读物；去滑板店要十几个小时车程。12:15只有滑手觉得自己酷，但别人都看不起滑手。13:40花三四年才学会 ollie，去美国上学后，滑板开始快速进步。16:30本科学中国台湾历史，之后跟着导师学中国明朝历史和文言文。18:08每年借着学习的理由来中国滑板，所以博士学位读了十年才拿到。21:00瞒着韩敏捷设计了著名的“Fly Milk Blazer”。24:33参与组织上海多个滑板活动，带来了很多著名设计师，滑板杂志媒体。26:00经过马修推荐和面试加入了 The North Face 亚太总部。29:15帮助 TNF 转型时尚潮流化，获得很大成功，于是调去美国继续复制成功模版。32:30和 Supreme 出联名款是一种怎样的体验？33:51世界滑板联合会（World Skate）已经没有滑板人的参与了？36:03为了不让自己闲下来，现在又开始和朋友做进口辣酱生意？KickerRadio 是 KickerClub.com 制作播出的中国第一个滑板网络电台。追溯中国滑板历史，聚焦核心滑手故事，关注滑板社群的不断扩大与成长。滑板不是为了改变世界而是为了不被这个世界所改变。推荐你使用 Apple 播客 / Spotify / PocketCasts / 小宇宙 或者任意安卓播客客户端订阅收听《KickerRadio》，也可以通过网易云音乐，喜马拉雅，蜻蜓FM，荔枝FM 等收听。微博 / Instagram / 抖音 @kickerclub微信公众账号 kcskate联系方式 kickerclub@qq.com分为两个栏目：飞说不可 - 滑板名嘴袁飞主持的滑板脱口秀，为滑手答疑解惑KickerTalk - KickerClub.com 创始人管牧的采访录音
Tim Sedo ，研究中国古代文化的博士，前大学助理教授，曾帮忙找到著名设计师设计了Nike SB Fly Milk Blazer”，在上海参与举办早期滑板活动，立项使 The Noth Face 更加潮流，时尚化的加拿大滑手，中国滑板的老朋友。00:22当过教授，拿过中国博士学位的加拿大滑手 Tim Sedo。05:43辞去在 Dickies 职位之后不久，母公司 VF 集团宣布把亚太总部从香港搬到上海。09:20小时候表哥的 Thrasher 是滑板启蒙读物；去滑板店要十几个小时车程。12:15只有滑手觉得自己酷，但别人都看不起滑手。13:40花三四年才学会 ollie，去美国上学后，滑板开始快速进步。16:30本科学中国台湾历史，之后跟着导师学中国明朝历史和文言文。18:08每年借着学习的理由来中国滑板，所以博士学位读了十年才拿到。21:00瞒着韩敏捷设计了著名的“Fly Milk Blazer”。24:33参与组织上海多个滑板活动，带来了很多著名设计师，滑板杂志媒体。26:00经过马修推荐和面试加入了 The North Face 亚太总部。29:15帮助 TNF 转型时尚潮流化，获得很大成功，于是调去美国继续复制成功模版。32:30和 Supreme 出联名款是一种怎样的体验？33:51世界滑板联合会（World Skate）已经没有滑板人的参与了？36:03为了不让自己闲下来，现在又开始和朋友做进口辣酱生意？KickerRadio 是 KickerClub.com 制作播出的中国第一个滑板网络电台。追溯中国滑板历史，聚焦核心滑手故事，关注滑板社群的不断扩大与成长。滑板不是为了改变世界而是为了不被这个世界所改变。推荐你使用 Apple 播客 / Spotify / PocketCasts / 小宇宙 或者任意安卓播客客户端订阅收听《KickerRadio》，也可以通过网易云音乐，喜马拉雅，蜻蜓FM，荔枝FM 等收听。微博 / Instagram / 抖音 @kickerclub微信公众账号 kcskate联系方式 kickerclub@qq.com分为两个栏目：飞说不可 - 滑板名嘴袁飞主持的滑板脱口秀，为滑手答疑解惑KickerTalk - KickerClub.com 创始人管牧的采访录音
Tim Sedo ，研究中国古代文化的博士，前大学助理教授，曾帮忙找到著名设计师设计了Nike SB Fly Milk Blazer”，在上海参与举办早期滑板活动，立项使 The Noth Face 更加潮流，时尚化的加拿大滑手，中国滑板的老朋友。00:22当过教授，拿过中国博士学位的加拿大滑手 Tim Sedo。05:43辞去在 Dickies 职位之后不久，母公司 VF 集团宣布把亚太总部从香港搬到上海。09:20小时候表哥的 Thrasher 是滑板启蒙读物；去滑板店要十几个小时车程。12:15只有滑手觉得自己酷，但别人都看不起滑手。13:40花三四年才学会 ollie，去美国上学后，滑板开始快速进步。16:30本科学中国台湾历史，之后跟着导师学中国明朝历史和文言文。18:08每年借着学习的理由来中国滑板，所以博士学位读了十年才拿到。21:00瞒着韩敏捷设计了著名的“Fly Milk Blazer”。24:33参与组织上海多个滑板活动，带来了很多著名设计师，滑板杂志媒体。26:00经过马修推荐和面试加入了 The North Face 亚太总部。29:15帮助 TNF 转型时尚潮流化，获得很大成功，于是调去美国继续复制成功模版。32:30和 Supreme 出联名款是一种怎样的体验？33:51世界滑板联合会（World Skate）已经没有滑板人的参与了？36:03为了不让自己闲下来，现在又开始和朋友做进口辣酱生意？KickerRadio 是 KickerClub.com 制作播出的中国第一个滑板网络电台。追溯中国滑板历史，聚焦核心滑手故事，关注滑板社群的不断扩大与成长。滑板不是为了改变世界而是为了不被这个世界所改变。推荐你使用 Apple 播客 / Spotify / PocketCasts / 小宇宙 或者任意安卓播客客户端订阅收听《KickerRadio》，也可以通过网易云音乐，喜马拉雅，蜻蜓FM，荔枝FM 等收听。微博 / Instagram / 抖音 @kickerclub微信公众账号 kcskate联系方式 kickerclub@qq.com分为两个栏目：飞说不可 - 滑板名嘴袁飞主持的滑板脱口秀，为滑手答疑解惑KickerTalk - KickerClub.com 创始人管牧的采访录音
Tim Sedo ，研究中国古代文化的博士，前大学助理教授，曾帮忙找到著名设计师设计了Nike SB Fly Milk Blazer”，在上海参与举办早期滑板活动，立项使 The Noth Face 更加潮流，时尚化的加拿大滑手，中国滑板的老朋友。 00:22 当过教授，拿过中国博士学位的加拿大滑手 Tim Sedo。 05:43 辞去在 Dickies 职位之后不久，母公司 VF 集团宣布把亚太总部从香港搬到上海。 09:20 小时候表哥的 Thrasher 是滑板启蒙读物；去滑板店要十几个小时车程。 12:15 只有滑手觉得自己酷，但别人都看不起滑手。 13:40 花三四年才学会 ollie，去美国上学后，滑板开始快速进步。 16:30 本科学中国台湾历史，之后跟着导师学中国明朝历史和文言文。 18:08 每年借着学习的理由来中国滑板，所以博士学位读了十年才拿到。 21:00 瞒着韩敏捷设计了著名的“Fly Milk Blazer”。 24:33 参与组织上海多个滑板活动，带来了很多著名设计师，滑板杂志媒体。 26:00 经过马修推荐和面试加入了 The North Face 亚太总部。 29:15 帮助 TNF 转型时尚潮流化，获得很大成功，于是调去美国继续复制成功模版。 32:30 和 Supreme 出联名款是一种怎样的体验？ 33:51 世界滑板联合会（World Skate）已经没有滑板人的参与了？ 36:03 为了不让自己闲下来，现在又开始和朋友做进口辣酱生意？ KickerRadio 是 KickerClub.com 制作播出的中国第一个滑板网络电台。 追溯中国滑板历史，聚焦核心滑手故事，关注滑板社群的不断扩大与成长。 滑板不是为了改变世界而是为了不被这个世界所改变。 推荐你使用 Apple 播客 / Spotify / PocketCasts / 小宇宙 或者任意安卓播客客户端订阅收听《KickerRadio》，也可以通过网易云音乐，喜马拉雅，蜻蜓FM，荔枝FM 等收听。 微博 / Instagram / 抖音 @kickerclub 微信公众账号 kcskate 联系方式 kickerclub@qq.com 分为两个栏目： 飞说不可 - 滑板名嘴袁飞主持的滑板脱口秀，为滑手答疑解惑 KickerTalk - KickerClub.com 创始人管牧的采访录音
Tim Schumacher is an entrepreneur since he got his first computer 30 years ago and started coding as a kid. He has founded and lead various companies, including Sedo.com, Eyeo.com (makers of Adblock Plus) and, most recently, the SaaS.group. He also enjoys investing into start ups and mentoring the next generation of founders, especially climate tech founders, where together with Ecosia.org he is building WorldFund.vc Tim Schumacher, Serial Entrepreneur | Making It Real Podcast with Jan Brinckmann | Episode #3 00:00 How Tim got into the Entrepreneurship world 01:49 How Tim was selling his first product at 17 years old 02:55 The start of Sedo.com in 2000 05:08 How much equity Tim would advise founders to give an early investor 06:21 Going from an idea to a business by solving your own need 08:38 Should you create a business plan for your venture? 09:22 How to start a marketplace business 13:58 How to drive traffic to your business website 16:46 Tim about finding his complementary co-founders 19:39 Vesting for founding teams 21:46 The main mistakes Tim sees founders make as an investor 25:30 What founders should look out for 27:27 What Tim especially focuses on when investing in a startup 30:48 The most exciting topic for Tim in Entrepreneurship 33:22 The first step to get started for an aspiring founder (https://www.drawdown.org) Download the one-pager for curated top learnings of this episode → https://makingitreal.io/3
Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.11.12.379164v1?rss=1 Authors: Burbano, L. E., Li, M., Jancovsky, N., Jafar-Nejad, P., Richards, K., Sedo, A., Soriano, A., Rollo, B., Jia, L., Gazina, E., Piltz, S., Adikusuma, F., Thomas, P. Q., Rigo, F., Reid, C. A., Maljevic, S., Petrou, S. Abstract: Developmental and epileptic encephalopathies (DEE) are characterized by pharmacoresistant seizures with concomitant intellectual disability. Epilepsy of infancy with migrating focal seizures (EIMFS) is one of the most severe of these syndromes. De novo mutations in ion channels, including gain-of-function variants in KCNT1, have been found to play a major role in the etiology of EIMFS. Here, we test a potential precision therapeutic approach in KCNT1-associated DEE using a gene silencing antisense oligonucleotide (ASO) approach. The homozygous p.P924L (L/L) mouse model recapitulates the frequent, debilitating seizures and developmental compromise that are seen in patients. After a single intracerebroventricular bolus injection of a Kcnt1 gapmer ASO in symptomatic mice at postnatal day 40, seizure frequency was significantly reduced, behavioral abnormalities improved, and overall survival was extended compared to mice treated with a control ASO (non-hybridizing sequence). ASO administration at neonatal age was also well-tolerated and effective in controlling seizures and extending the lifespan of treated animals. The data presented here provides a proof of concept for ASO-based gene silencing as a promising therapeutic approach in KCNT1-associated epilepsies. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info
Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.09.09.289900v1?rss=1 Authors: Li, M., Jancovski, N., Jafar-nejad, P., Burbano, L., Rollo, B., Richards, K., Drew, L., Sedo, A., pachernegg, S., Soriano, A., Jia, L., Blackburn, T., Roberts, B., Nemiroff, A., Dalby, K., Maljevic, S., Reid, C., Rigo, F., Petrou, S. Abstract: The clinical spectrum associated with SCN2A de novo mutations (DNMs) continues to expand and includes autism spectrum disorder with or without seizures, in addition to early and late seizure onset developmental and epileptic encephalopathies (DEEs). Recent biophysical studies on SCN2A variants suggest that the majority of early seizure onset DEE DNMs cause gain of function. Gain of function in SCN2A, the principal sodium channel of excitatory pyramidal neurons, would result in heightened neuronal activity and is likely to underlie the pathology seen in early seizure onset DEE patients. Supratherapeutic dosing of the non-selective sodium channel blocker phenytoin, is effective in controlling seizures in these patients but does not impact neurodevelopment, raising the idea that more profound and specific reduction in SCN2A function could significantly improve clinical outcome. To test the potential therapeutic benefit of reducing SCN2A in early seizure onset DEE we centrally administered an antisense oligonucleotide (ASO) targeting mouse Scn2a (Scn2a ASO) to a mouse model of human SCN2A early seizure onset DEE. Mice were genetically engineered to harbour the human equivalent SCN2A p.R1882Q mutation (Q/+), one of the most recurrent mutations in early seizure onset DEE. Q/+ mice presented with spontaneous seizures at postnatal day (P) 1 and did not survive beyond P30. Intracerebroventricular Scn2a ASO administration into Q/+ mice between P1-2 (that reduced Scn2a mRNA levels by 50%) significantly extended lifespan and markedly reduced spontaneous seizures occurrence. Across a range of cognitive and motor behavioural tests, Scn2a ASO treated Q/+ mice were largely indistinguishable from wildtype (+/+) mice. Further improvements in survival and behaviour were seen by adjustment of dosing regimens during development. Scn2a ASO efficacy was also evident at the cellular level. Whole cell patch clamp recording showed that Scn2a ASO administration reversed changes in neuronal excitability in layer 2/3 pyramidal neurons of Q/+ mice to levels seen in +/+ mice. Safety was assessed in +/+ mice and showed a developmental stage dependent tolerability and a favourable therapeutic index. This study suggests that a human SCN2A gapmer ASO could profoundly and safely impact early seizure onset DEE patients and heralds a new era of precision therapy in neurodevelopmental disorders. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info
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Today’s podcast is devoted entirely to end user sales. I’ll be discussing 15 domains sales from Sedo, BuyDomains, BrandBucket, Efty, BrandPa, SquadHelp and Dan.com.
Today's podcast is devoted entirely to end user sales. I'll be discussing 15 domains sales from Sedo, BuyDomains, BrandBucket, Efty, BrandPa, SquadHelp and Dan.com.
Auch in der aktuellen Podcast-Folge beschäftigen wir uns mit dem aktuellen Wandel und Trends und Geschehnissen in der Investment-Branche. Dieses Mal werfen wir mit unserem Gast und Business Angel Tim Schumacher einen Blick auf seinen Werdegang als junger Programmierer, Mitbegründer und ehemaliger CEO von Sedo und als Investor in der Startup-Szene. Besonders spannend und aktuell: Tim gibt uns seine Einschätzung zum Thema Ablocker, Nutzerrechte und der Diskussion um Online-Werbung. Ein informatives Rundum-Paket zu Nachhaltigkeit, Investments und natürlich auch der Krise - spannend und anregend!
هل مثل لنا فيلم ديزني زوتوبيا بالشكل الصحيح ؟ هل الحيوانات اكلة اللحوم تتنازل عن غرائزها وهل بامكان الحيوانات الاكلة للعشب أن تتوحش ؟ هل يستطيع الانسان والحيوان العيش معا؟ هل توجد طبقية بين الحيوانات؟ تكلمنا عن الانميين Beastars و BNA و دردشنا في هذا الموضوع مع الضيف: @Sedo_18 ارجوا ان تستمتعوا بالحلقة كما اسمتعنا نحن بالحديث عنها ==== ملاحظة تحذير : الحلقة كلها حرق Warning Spoiler Alert ====
By popular demand this week's review is 100% end-user sales from Sedo, BuyDomains, Squadhelp and BrandBucket.Efty.com Efty helps you manage and market your portfolio Become a better domain investor with Efty.comBrandBucket.com BrandBucket has helped thousands turn their domain assets into cash. Go to: BrandBucket.com/sell
By popular demand this week's review is 100% end-user sales from Sedo, BuyDomains, Squadhelp and BrandBucket.Efty.com Efty helps you manage and market your portfolio Become a better domain investor with Efty.comBrandBucket.com BrandBucket has helped thousands turn their domain assets into cash. Go to: BrandBucket.com/sell
Today's review covers aftermarket sales at GoDaddy, NameJet, DropCatch and Flippa. Plus a reverse engineering of recent end user sales at Sedo and BuyDomains.
Today's review covers aftermarket sales at GoDaddy, NameJet, DropCatch and Flippa. Plus a reverse engineering of recent end user sales at Sedo and BuyDomains.
Raketenstart - Interviews mit Startups, Rechtliches Wissen & Hacks für Gründer und ihr Business
Die Corona-Krise wirkt sich nicht nur auf unseren Alltag, sondern auch weltweit stark auf Unternehmen und die Wirtschaft aus. Viele Gründer, Geschäftsführer und Freelancer sind deswegen gezwungen, flexibel und schnell auf die aktuelle Situation zu reagieren und den Arbeitsalltag nicht nur für sich, sondern auch die Mitarbeiter anzupassen. Viele Branchen sind so negativ betroffen, dass sie komplett stillstehen, vor allem die Event- und Kulturbranche. Wie hart sich die Krise auf Unternehmen auswirkt, trifft neben Gründern auch die involvierten Investoren. Einer der in Deutschland wohl bekanntesten Investoren ist diese Woche im Raketenstart-Podcast bei Madeleine Heuts zu Gast: Tim Schumacher. Tim ist nicht nur Seriengründer erfolgreicher Unternehmen wie der ehemals börsennotierten Kölner Sedo AG mit über 100 Millionen Euro Umsatz & über 300 Mitarbeitern und eye/o, dem Unternehmen hinter Adblock Plus mit mehr als 100 Millionen Usern. Er begleitet zudem seit Jahren Startups als Partner & Investor und beweist mit seinem Investment-Portfolio eine hervorragendes Gespür für erfolgreiche Geschäftsmodelle, Ideen und Teams, unter anderem bei Ecosia, Usercentrics, dem von Urban Sports Club übernommenen Fitogram, Joblift und Sirplus. Erst im März wurde er mit dem vom Bundesverband deutsche Startups vergebenen Award "Bester Investor" ausgezeichnet. Als Investor begleitet er die Teams seiner Startups nun auch in der Corona-Krise und steht ihnen mit Rat und Tat zur Seite. Worauf es als Gründer eines Startups jetzt ankommt, warum eine Krise stets eine Chance ist, seine Unternehmensstruktur noch einmal grundsätzlich zu reflektieren & welche 3 Dinge Tim jedem Unternehmer in dieser Krise rät, erfahrt ihr im Podcast. Mehr Infos rund um Tim Schumacher findet ihr unter https://www.schumacher.me/ Infos zu Raketenstart findet ihr auf Instagram unter @raketenstart.de, auf Facebook, LinkedIn oder auf unserer Website https://www.raketenstart.de. Kontaktiert uns gern über Social Media oder per Mail an podcast@raketenstart.de. Hier kannst du dich auch zum Raketenstart-Newsletter anmelden: https://mailchi.mp/c8e62dbf5ed9/raketenstart. Intro (0:38) Tim Schumacher stellt sich vor (02:05) Wie geht man als Investor mit Krisen um? Wie unterstützt Tim seine Startups? (04:31) Tipps vom Profi - Wie Startups mit Krisen umgehen sollten (07:31) Menschenkenntnis: Wonach Tim als Investor auswählt, bei wem er investiert (09:47) Corona als Chance nutzen, seinen Businesscase und Finanzstruktur zu überdenken (12:50) Änderung im Konsumverhalten durch die Krise (15:15) Marketing & Kosten: Was empfiehlt sich in der Krise? (18:10) Beispiel Urban Sports Club - Shifting des Unternehmensmodells (19:40) Gesellschaftlicher Wandel und Social Impact - Wieso Zusammenhalt bei ökologischen Krisen so wichtig ist. (20:58) Datenschutz in Pandemiezeiten & Corona-Apps (24:24) Tims Tipps für Gründer: Die besten 3 Schritte für das Überleben in schweren Zeiten (27:25) Outro (32:52)
Global Domain Report hier downloaden: https://ix.biz/snapshot19 Die Domain-Branche befindet sich im Wandel und aktuelle Entwicklungen machen die Beobachtung spannender denn je. Wir haben unseren Domain-Experten Marco Hoffmann gefragt, wie er die Situation einschätzt und wohin der Trend gehen wird. Aber das ist noch nicht alles: Um den Status einer Branche zu ermitteln, sind nämlich viele Zahlen und deren Auswertung nötig. InterNetX und Sedo haben zu diesem Zweck über 130 Mio. Datensätze ausgewertet und verschriftlicht. Herausgekommen ist der Global Domain Report. Marco und Nadine können euch dazu mehr erzählen.
Curso Monetización en https://www.triunfacontublog.com Podcast https://mastermindemprendedoresdigitales.net/ Los 3 mejores métodos para ganar mucho dinero con un blog Publicidad con Google Adsense es la peor opción. 1. Inversión. Con estrategia y planificación. Optimiza las conversiones a tu curso (Paid Membership Pro, Woocommerce, Hotmart, https://www.cursify.com/...), a tu página de afiliación con productos de alto precio, a tu servicio. Invierte en Facebook Ads y Google Ads. Que lo lleve un profesional. Invierte en generar contenido. Asistente Virtual: https://www.borjagiron.com/iworker 2. Crea comunidad y capacidad de contactar con ella. Tiempo. Dedicación previa. Con estrategia y planificación. Trabajar de forma eficaz. Contenido de nicho y distinto. Mira a quién sigo en TikTok. @borjagiron Email Marketing. Marca personal. Sección en periódico. Grupo de Telegram. Grupo de Whatsapp. Instagram. Puedes mandar promoción de otros o tuya. Patrocinador. Agente. Entre 1 y 10 años. TikTok. 1 millón de euros en una semana. Pero antes hay miles de horas de trabajo. De fracasos. De inversión en tiempo. 3. Suerte. La suerte se busca. Hay que estar en el momento justo y con el conocimiento adecuado para verlo. Pero puede que un vídeo se haga viral porque alguien lo vea y lo comparta. TikTok. Si no haces el vídeo la suerte no llega. Puede que ese sea el vídeo 1000." Te quieran contratar. 4. Conocer a gente con influencia. Vender un producto de alguien que encaje con tu audiencia. 5. Vender el blog. Por 20.000€. 1 millón de euros. Flippa. Sedo. Beneficios de 3 años.
Curso Monetización en https://www.triunfacontublog.com Podcast https://mastermindemprendedoresdigitales.net/ Los 3 mejores métodos para ganar mucho dinero con un blog Publicidad con Google Adsense es la peor opción. 1. Inversión. Con estrategia y planificación. Optimiza las conversiones a tu curso (Paid Membership Pro, Woocommerce, Hotmart, https://www.cursify.com/...), a tu página de afiliación con productos de alto precio, a tu servicio. Invierte en Facebook Ads y Google Ads. Que lo lleve un profesional. Invierte en generar contenido. Asistente Virtual: https://www.borjagiron.com/iworker 2. Crea comunidad y capacidad de contactar con ella. Tiempo. Dedicación previa. Con estrategia y planificación. Trabajar de forma eficaz. Contenido de nicho y distinto. Mira a quién sigo en TikTok. @borjagiron Email Marketing. Marca personal. Sección en periódico. Grupo de Telegram. Grupo de Whatsapp. Instagram. Puedes mandar promoción de otros o tuya. Patrocinador. Agente. Entre 1 y 10 años. TikTok. 1 millón de euros en una semana. Pero antes hay miles de horas de trabajo. De fracasos. De inversión en tiempo. 3. Suerte. La suerte se busca. Hay que estar en el momento justo y con el conocimiento adecuado para verlo. Pero puede que un vídeo se haga viral porque alguien lo vea y lo comparta. TikTok. Si no haces el vídeo la suerte no llega. Puede que ese sea el vídeo 1000." Te quieran contratar. 4. Conocer a gente con influencia. Vender un producto de alguien que encaje con tu audiencia. 5. Vender el blog. Por 20.000€. 1 millón de euros. Flippa. Sedo. Beneficios de 3 años.
Curso Monetización en https://www.triunfacontublog.com Podcast https://mastermindemprendedoresdigitales.net/ Los 3 mejores métodos para ganar mucho dinero con un blog Publicidad con Google Adsense es la peor opción. 1. Inversión. Con estrategia y planificación. Optimiza las conversiones a tu curso (Paid Membership Pro, Woocommerce, Hotmart, https://www.cursify.com/...), a tu página de afiliación con productos de alto precio, a tu servicio. Invierte en Facebook Ads y Google Ads. Que lo lleve un profesional. Invierte en generar contenido. Asistente Virtual: https://www.borjagiron.com/iworker 2. Crea comunidad y capacidad de contactar con ella. Tiempo. Dedicación previa. Con estrategia y planificación. Trabajar de forma eficaz. Contenido de nicho y distinto. Mira a quién sigo en TikTok. @borjagiron Email Marketing. Marca personal. Sección en periódico. Grupo de Telegram. Grupo de Whatsapp. Instagram. Puedes mandar promoción de otros o tuya. Patrocinador. Agente. Entre 1 y 10 años. TikTok. 1 millón de euros en una semana. Pero antes hay miles de horas de trabajo. De fracasos. De inversión en tiempo. 3. Suerte. La suerte se busca. Hay que estar en el momento justo y con el conocimiento adecuado para verlo. Pero puede que un vídeo se haga viral porque alguien lo vea y lo comparta. TikTok. Si no haces el vídeo la suerte no llega. Puede que ese sea el vídeo 1000." Te quieran contratar. 4. Conocer a gente con influencia. Vender un producto de alguien que encaje con tu audiencia. 5. Vender el blog. Por 20.000€. 1 millón de euros. Flippa. Sedo. Beneficios de 3 años.
Tim Sedo is from Canada but has spent a lot of his life in Asia or studying China. We talked about his time as a professor, going back and forth to Asia and the history of skateboarding in China. Support this podcast: https://shanghaiobserved.com/shop/
In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about domain names — buying and selling, best practices and more! LogRocket - Sponsor LogRocket lets you replay what users do on your site, helping you reproduce bugs and fix issues faster. It’s an exception tracker, a session re-player and a performance monitor. Get 14 days free at logrocket.com/syntax. Show Notes 2:50 - Buying a domain 10:47 - Selling a domain 13:50 - Transferring a domain Links who.is GoDaddy JavaScript.co BeginnerJavaScript.com LearnNode.com BeginnerJS.com KitBos.com Cloudflare Learn.li Learnli.co Escrow.com Hover Bob.com Sedo.com Park.io Tweet us your tasty treats! Scott’s Instagram LevelUpTutorials Instagram Wes’ Instagram Wes’ Twitter Wes’ Facebook Scott’s Twitter Make sure to include @SyntaxFM in your tweets
How Matthias Conrad views the domain aftermarket so far. Matthias Conrad joined Sedo as its new CEO at the beginning of the year. On this show, Matthias talks about his impression of the domain aftermarket—and Sedo—after about half a year on the job. Conrad explains how he thinks Sedo can improve, what the aftermarket needs […] Post link: Sedo CEO Matthias Conrad – DNW Podcast #247 © DomainNameWire.com 2020. This is copyrighted content. Domain Name Wire full-text RSS feeds are made available for personal use only, and may not be published on any site without permission. If you see this message on a website, contact editor (at) domainnamewire.com. Latest domain news at DNW.com: Domain Name Wire.
This week, Natalie Novick and Andrii Degeler talked about the new, tighter rules regarding facial recognition in Europe, the standoff between France and the UK and the big tech companies, the future of data flows between Europe and the US, and much more. We've also prepared interviews with Lubomila Jordanova of PlanA and Tim Schumacher, co-fonder of Eyeo, Sedo, and SaaS.group. Check out the full show notes on Tech.eu: https://tech.eu/news/podcast-126-facial-recognition-europe-france-britain-big-tech-lubomila-jordanova-tim-schumacher For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
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Click on the link below to discover tricks and ideas to make more money with affiliate marketing. http://www.trustthelink.com/ Hey today I want to share with you my domain flipping guide to making the most money buying and selling domain names. Before I begin. Click on the link below to discover tricks and ideas to make more money with affiliate marketing. The way domain flipping works is you buy a domain name for one price and you sale it for a higher price. There are a lot of extensions, but I highly recommend sticking to just dot com names. How do you find these good domains to buy? I recommend a website called Godaddy Appraisal. Then what you want to do is any domain where there is money in it such as mortgage or cannabis for example. Look for an extension that makes sense that nobody has. The more you play with the Godaddy Appraisal system the more you can see how the market is. If refinance storm dot com sold for $2,000 then mortgage storm dot com probably will sale for a similar price given enough time. The truth is nobody really knows, there is still a gamble to it. Anyone who can guarantee anything or says they know the future is full of shit. Sure it takes a lot of work to find a dot com name that isn't taken, but when you do you can buy it. If you are really serious about investing in domain names then the Godaddy Club allows you to buy dot com names for $8.47 and pay that every year, which is a nice discount from what you normally would pay and that is $14.99 a year. This is a great tip for you. So you purchased a few domains names you like,how do you sale them? What you don't want to do is auction them off because you will not make that much money on them. The way to really make money with domain names is to hold them for a long time and get top dollar. The first place is the domain name itself. A good program is Efty and that allows you to keep much more of the money. Uniregistry allows you to sale the domain name on the name itself except you have to give 20% of the money if it sales through Uniregistry. You can also list it on the search engine itself with uniregistry. You can also sale it with Godaddy itself, but you have to pay 20% of the money to Godaddy if it sales through Godaddy. Afternic is another website that I recommend listing the domain name from. Sedo is another one. When you list the domain show comparative sales by using the Godaddy appraisal system. You can also use estibot that gives you cost per click of the domain name itself and how much traffic it gets. Lastly there is a website called the Way Back Machine. This allows you to see how old the domain is. If someone developed on the domain 20 years ago, mention that when you sale it because it ads value. In the end comparative sales really determines the price and there is a lot of luck involved. You also might get some low ball offers and the way to make money is not going for the low ball offers but to hold out for top dollar and that takes time. I hope you got some value from this content on domain flipping guide. It is fun to look for domain names and re-list them, but you do need money and you need lots of time.
Sedo ist der weltweit größte Marktplatz für Domains. Eigentlich funktioniert es wie ebay: Interessenten können kaufen und verkaufen, das höchste Gebot entscheidet. Christian Voss, CMO der Sedo GmbH, erzählt, wie alles begann und welche kuriosen Verkäufe er begleiten durfte. -------------------------- 03:13: Sedo: ,,Das Ebay für Domains” 05:55: Der typische Domainkunde 08:50: Domainparking & andere Services bei Sedo 15:14: Gibt es so etwas wie eine Domainpreisspanne? 17:02: Die Position von new gTLDs in der Kommunikationsstrategie 19:31: So setzt sich eine Domain-Preisempfehlung zusammen 26:20: Domainverkauf & vorausschauendes Registrieren: So geht's 30:47: Rechtliche Rahmenbedingungen im Domainhandel 32:54: Mehrwert einer Domain für Startups: Nicht am falschen Ende sparen! 34:25: Heute noch Domainhändler werden: Ist das noch lukrativ? 35:40 Domain als Wertanlage: Darauf sollte man achten 38:10: Skurrile Domains 40:21: Sedo als ,,neutraler Treuhand in der Mitte”
Sedo’s CEO explains how the domain parking and domain sales business has performed so far in 2018. Sedo CEO Tobias Flaitz is our guest this week. We discuss what’s happening in domain parking and the aftermarket, and he explains where the company gets most of its sales. We also discuss the international market for domains. […] Post link: Sedo CEO Tobias Flaitz – DNW Podcast #206 © DomainNameWire.com 2020. This is copyrighted content. Domain Name Wire full-text RSS feeds are made available for personal use only, and may not be published on any site without permission. If you see this message on a website, contact editor (at) domainnamewire.com. Latest domain news at DNW.com: Domain Name Wire.
Tim Schumacher war Mitgründer und langjähriger CEO der börsennotierten Kölner Sedo AG (Sedo.com) mit aktuell € 130 Mio € Umsatz und ca. 350 Mitarbeitern. Seit 2012 ist er wieder in der Start-Up-Welt unterwegs - teils als Business-Angel, teils mit operativem Engagement. Zu seinen aktuellen Start-Ups gehören Eyeo.com/Adblockplus.org, Aklamio, Stuffle, Yieldkit und Ecosia. Timestamps: 00:00-04:35 Wer ist Tim Schumacher? 04:36-06:50 Tims Investmentportfolio 06:51-08:37 Kriterien für gute Geschäftsmodelle 08:38-11:07 Die Vorteile eines guten Gründerteams? 11:08-12:50 Tims Rolle in seinem Unternehmen 12:51-14:50 Tims Unternehmen in den Kinderschuhen 14:51-19:40 Geschäftsmodell (Eyeo) 19:41-25:25 Warum du Webseiten nicht mit Ads monetarisieren solltest 25:26-31:07 Ecosia 31:08-36:51 Privatsphäre im Internet 36:52-39:55 DSGVO- Die Auswirkungen für kleine und mittelständige Unternehmen 39:56-42:40 Die Zukunft des Datenschutzes 42:21-45:14 Was würde Tim heute anders machen? 45:15-47:37 Verbindung mit Tim Schumacher aufnehmen Shownotes: Der passende Blogbeitrag zur Episode Zum Privacy-Day ➡️ Gutschein für 20% Rabatt ➡️"UNTERNEHMERKANAL" Tim Schumachers Webseite Eyeo.com Sedo Ecosia Tim Schumachers Kontaktdaten ⬇ ⬇ Darauf kann ich nicht verzichten⬇ ⬇ ►► Das beste Buchhaltungstool ►► http://sevde.sk/7zoGM 14 Tage kostenlos testen & exklusiv 50% Rabatt auf alle Tarife mit dem Code auf der Landingpage! ►► Der Steuerberater, der zu dir passt ►► https://unternehmerkanal.de/ageras/ ►► Der schnellste Webspace ►► https://unternehmerkanal.de/siteground/ ►► Die besten Geschäftskonten ►► https://unternehmerkanal.de/geschaeftskonto-vergleich/ Bist du auf der Suche nach einer Geschäftsidee? ►► Geld verdienen mit AirBnB ►► https://unternehmerkanal.de/airbnb-business/ ▼▼▼ Bleib in Kontakt ▼▼▼ ►► https://unternehmerkanal.de ►► https://Instagram.com/unternehmerkanal ►► https://facebook.com/unternehmerkanal ▼▼▼Unternehmer Community▼▼▼ ►► https://unternehmerkanal.de/fb/ Bei den Links im Video und in der Videobeschreibung handelt es sich teilweise um Affiliate-Links, die mir helfen diesen Kanal zu finanzieren. Wenn du über einen dieser Links ein Produkt oder Dienstleistung erwirbst, erhält der Kanal dadurch eine Provision. Für dich entstehen dadurch allerdings keinerlei Mehrkosten, in einigen Fällen wird es für dich durch exklusive Vereinbarungen sogar günstiger. Ich gehe mit Affiliate-Links sehr verantwortungsvoll um und empfehle nur Dienstleistungen und Produkte von deren Nutzen und Mehrwert ich überzeugt bin, und die ich selber nutze.
Tim Schumacher made money with parked domain ads. Now he is making money by blocking ads. Tim Schumacher co-founded Sedo, one of the largest domain name marketplaces and parking companies. He also served as CEO until six years ago. Now he’s moved to the other side: ad blocking. He is Chairman of Eyeo, maker of […] Post link: From parked ads to blocking ads with Tim Schumacher – DNW Podcast #155 © DomainNameWire.com 2020. This is copyrighted content. Domain Name Wire full-text RSS feeds are made available for personal use only, and may not be published on any site without permission. If you see this message on a website, contact editor (at) domainnamewire.com. Latest domain news at DNW.com: Domain Name Wire.
Sedo’s CSO provides data to back up recent sales trends. This week we talk with Matthias Meyer-Schönherr, the Chief Sales Officer of Sedo. Matthias comes armed with data to discuss sales trends including .ai and .io domain names. He also talks about options for selling domains and the best way to sell domains in today’s […] Post link: Domain aftermarket update – DNW Podcast #151 © DomainNameWire.com 2020. This is copyrighted content. Domain Name Wire full-text RSS feeds are made available for personal use only, and may not be published on any site without permission. If you see this message on a website, contact editor (at) domainnamewire.com. Latest domain news at DNW.com: Domain Name Wire.
Im neuen Online Marketing Rockstars-Podcast spricht Philipp Westermeyer mit Tim Schumacher, Gründer/CEO von Sedo und Gründer/Chairman von Eyeo. Es klingelt noch nicht? Dann könnte ein weiteres Stichwort helfen: AdBlock Plus. • Wie hat alles angefangen? (ab 02:15) • Wie der Hidden Champion Sedo international gewachsen ist und welche Rolle Tim Schumacher spielte (ab 03:40) • Was ist die Idee hinter AdBlock Plus? (ab 05:40) • Was macht den Erfolg von AdBlock Plus aus? Was kann AdBlock Plus heute? (ab 09:00) • Wie funktioniert das Geschäftsmodell? (ab 12:30) • Wie ist AdBlock Plus so groß geworden? (ab 15:30) • Was macht AdBlock Plus für einen Umsatz? (ab 21:00) • Was ist die Vision der Firma? (ab 23:25) • Wie funktioniert der Vertrieb bei Eyeo? (ab 26:45) • Wie laufen Gespräche mit Werbekonzernen ab? Wie ist die Wahrnehmung von Adblocking bei Facebook und Google? (ab 31:45) • Wie hoch sind Adblocking-Quoten heute? (ab 34:30) • Ist die zurückgehende Desktop-Nutzung ein Problem? (ab 36:20) • Ist das Adblocking-Thema ein Strategiespiel zwischen den Giganten iOS und Android und Ihr mittendrin? (ab 39:30) • Gibt es Sorge um Eyeo aufgrund der hohen Mobilnutzung? (ab 41:50) • Die Entwicklung eines Mobile-Browsers könnte eine Möglichkeit sein (ab 42:30) • Was Tim Schumacher zur Wirksamkeit von Bannern sagt (ab 47:20) • Ist Content Marketing problematisch für Eyeo? (ab 49:30) • Was Schumacher zu Adblocker-Blockern sagt (ab 52:20) • Was hält Schumacher vom Sourcepoint-Modell? (ab 54:50) • Welche Insights bekommt AdBlock Plus aus dem Traffic? Gibt es Anekdoten aus dem Cockpit eines AdBlock-Unternehmens? (ab 57:00)
Hear predictions for 2017 from 15 people in the domain business. It’s the annual Domain Name Wire Podcast Predictions episode! Hear predictions from 15 people in the domain name industry about what they think is in store for 2017. This year’s podcast includes yours truly plus: Sedo, PIR, NameNinja, DotTBA, Neustar, GGRG.com, InterNetX, .Club, Payoneer, […] Post link: 2017 Predictions – DNW Podcast #116 © DomainNameWire.com 2020. This is copyrighted content. Domain Name Wire full-text RSS feeds are made available for personal use only, and may not be published on any site without permission. If you see this message on a website, contact editor (at) domainnamewire.com. Latest domain news at DNW.com: Domain Name Wire.
10 interviews from SXSW. The Sedo Domain Village in Austin during SXSW last week was a huge success. On this week’s podcast I interview 10 people who attended Sedo Domain Village, both with sponsors and SXSW attendees. Interviews include people from Sedo, Radix, Rightside, .Club, .Me and people who use .club and .live domain names. […] Post link: Interviews at SXSW – DNW Podcast #76 © DomainNameWire.com 2020. This is copyrighted content. Domain Name Wire full-text RSS feeds are made available for personal use only, and may not be published on any site without permission. If you see this message on a website, contact editor (at) domainnamewire.com. Latest domain news at DNW.com: Domain Name Wire.
Sedo CEO discusses domain name parking, selling and more. Domain name owners park nearly 5 million domain names and list 18 million + domains on Sedo. This week Sedo CEO Tobias Flaitz comes on the show to talk about the past, present and future of the domain name business and Sedo. We discuss the challenges […] Post link: Inside Sedo with CEO Tobias Flaitz © DomainNameWire.com 2020. This is copyrighted content. Domain Name Wire full-text RSS feeds are made available for personal use only, and may not be published on any site without permission. If you see this message on a website, contact editor (at) domainnamewire.com. Latest domain news at DNW.com: Domain Name Wire.
Domain name industry experts predict what will happen in 2015. In this special episode of the Domain Name Wire Podcast, 9 domain name industry experts look into the crystal ball and make predictions for what will happen in the industry in 2015. You’ll hear from representatives of Escrow.com, Rightside, Donuts, Sedo, DirectNic, .Club, dotTBA and […] Post link: 2015 Domain Name Predictions – DNW Podcast #015 © DomainNameWire.com 2020. This is copyrighted content. Domain Name Wire full-text RSS feeds are made available for personal use only, and may not be published on any site without permission. If you see this message on a website, contact editor (at) domainnamewire.com. Latest domain news at DNW.com: Domain Name Wire.
This Greatland Small Business Success Podcast is all about websites. Having a website is one of the most important things you can have for your business or product. There are some new revolutions in domain names that will soon be available and they could very well help you gain exposure. Steve speaks with Kathy Nielson of Sedo.com about these exciting developments. Our Startup Story features a business that survived extreme competition and came out on top. Plus, they even had a movie named after them. It's all here this week on Small Business Success.
The Internet Commerce Association is a domain name trade association that since 2006 has been representing the financial interests of domain name entrepreneurs.
When Richard Kershaw and Stephen Pavlovich bought the Wish.co.uk domain name in a Sedo auction for around $12,000, they knew it would be critical to the growth of their "day experience" e-commerce business. But in less than 12 months their revenue is more than $1 million dollars.
An entrepreneur and investor, Michael Gilmour started his domain name business by placing a big bet: his last $100 on a single domain name that he immediately parked. Learn how Gilmour parlayed his earnings from that single domain into a portfolio that at its peak generated thousands of dollars a day in parking revenue.
How do three college students go from developing a software game to creating the largest domain name marketplace in the world? Find out in this interview as the CEO of Sedo, Tim Schumacher, describes how he and his co-founders assembled the world's largest database of domain names for sale, with more than 15 million listings, and grew the company’s revenue to over $135 million.
Tim Schumacher, the CEO of Sedo shares his insight to the value of domains, using SEDOs visibility into an inventory of 15 million domain names and global perspective.
Troy Rushton shares entrepreneurial insights from his experience starting four companies and selling three of them, the latest of which is focused on domain name buying, selling, building and monetization.
Ryan Colby of Sedo discusses the 15 factors to assess the value of premium domain names and how to maximize the value of your premium domain names.
It's easy to see how a domainer who early on registered short, generic domain names could be sitting on a business making millions per year. It's also easy to see how someone could make millions with domain names purchased after the dot-com crash of 2000. But how does someone build a multi-million dollar domaining business today? Justin Godfrey knows how.
Sheri Archidiacono, LLM '06, legal counsel for Sedo.com, discusses buying and selling domain names in this podcast. To learn more about our IP concentration please visit http://law.suffolk.edu/academic/ip/.
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