[...] is a lot of discussion on Google’s motivation. No one seems to be reporting on their use/success, so I thought I would keep a running review of [...]

[...] is a lot of discussion on Google’s motivation. No one seems to be reporting on their use/success, so I thought I would keep a running review of [...]

[...] Domain Name Wire > News > Google Partners Question Company’s … They say Google’s move legitimizes the domain parking channel. One company pointed out that domainers will finally realize that some of the things they blame parking companies for aren’t their fault after all. … Domain Name Wire – http://domainnamewire.com/ [...]

Of course, we are continuously developing our portfolio to generate revenue outside Adsense. Just like the proven approach of the Castello brothers. It will take time…

I hope the domain parking company have some backup plan in place.

My hope is goog gets too many irons in the fire and crumbles from its own weight

I hope your readers have seen the movie “Tommy Boy”.

There is a scene (well, about a 300 scenes) that hilariously sums up the American mood at some of the unbelievably predatory and unethical practices used by “big name” companies we’ve all come to use, enjoy, and believe in.

For more information and amazing dialogue that dials in with the current domain industry situation, your readers are welcome to come to my blog, you know, the one you don’t want me to keep repeating every time I post.

But here’s a freebie for your readers, compliments of “Tommy Boy”:

This scene is where Tommy is frustrated at his inability to make a sale. It occurs in front of his partner, Richard (David Spade), and a valuable distributor. Tommy and Richard had just hit a deer with their car on the way over, and decided to put it in the backseat to take to the vet even though they think it’s dead. They’ve been failing miserably with trying to sell a newly designed brake pad, and they’re under massive stress to succeed because their company will go bankrupt if they don’t make some sales. (Trust me, there are fifteen other classic quotes that lead up to this one):

The scene:

TOMMY (pulling at his hair and pacing the client’s office): Forget it! I quit! I can’t do this anymore, man. My head’s about to explode! My whole life sucks! I don’t know what I’m doing, I don’t know where I’m going. My dad just died, we just killed Bambi. I’m out here getting my ass kicked, and every time I drive down the road, I want to turn the wheel into a god—dam —- bridge abutment!

Suffice to say, Tommy doesn’t close that deal. Could Tommy be a domainer today?

How many domainers across our industry feel this way for one reason or another?

Anyone think Yahoo may make a similar move and allow YPN publishers to do the same?