[...] first talked to Davis after he sold CEOjobs.com to Harry Joiner last year. I ran a profile about him the next day, and he talked about some of his [...]

[...] written before about Harry Joiner and Jason Davis. Davis, who has one of the world’s finest collections of jobs.com domain [...]

I know, there should be a non-profit fund started with a trusted conservator, like Jothan Frakes, that constantly PROMOTES companies that buy domains as enduser generic prodservs.

Tonight, on Celebrity Apprentice (where whiney Joan Rivers “beat” poker Champion Annie Duke – what a laugh) there was a national commercial for “UltimateBet.NET”.

So companies ARE promoting their domains, even with non .coms. I find that incredibly optimistic for the domain industry.

I might do a story on my blog about this, unless Dub-A beats me to it. I HATE HIM! Dang smart, on-top-of-it dude. Forcing me to come up big with my game.

If I croak of a heart attack, all of youse will know who to point the finger at… I won’t mention any names, but his initials are “A A”

price is what you pay and value is what you get. When it comes to acquisitions, it’s better to be vaguely right than precisely wrong

That oughta be a domainer quote.

[...] Forum’s Surprise Response to IRTUPDATED: Marchex Revenue Sinks, Sells $1M in Domain NamesCEOJobs.com Purchase was No-Brainer for HeadhunterHyperlocal News Trend Benefits GeoDomainersMoniker Silent Auction Needs FixingUDRP Arbitration: A [...]

You are 100% right here. Pumping these stories into the public’s ears is what we need to push domaining to the next level. Especially right now when the economy is in the tank regular stories like this may really intrigue people. Back in the day big domain sales hit the mass media and turned some heads. Lets do that again.

I’m in (seriously I think that was profound), sign me up. Call me later when you want to move forward with this.