As you might recall, a while back I talked about Leapfish, the world’s fastest search engine. Now, Leapfish has brought back a popular feature of their site, their domain name appraisal service. Type a domain name into their search engine and they will attempt to put a dollar figure on it, telling you how much it’s worth. As a domain name expert myself, I have to admit that there is definitely value in traffic: but when you’re calculating the true value of a domain name you have to take in account other factors. MORE >>

gave a domain name back to its former owner. The former owner called me on the phone, told me that the domain name I bought several years ago at a Godaddy TDNAM domain name auction, was their former family-owned website. still owned the domain name and he was wondering if there’s anything he could do. Without hesitation, I told David, the former owner of the domain, that if was serious and wanted the domain back, I would transfer it back to him. There are real people out there who forget to renew their domain names. MORE >>

2010 by far was the biggest year yet in the Internet Marketing realm. Here’s how I do it : I read and review hundreds — thousands — of articles yearly, on all Internet Marketing topics from SEO to social media to general entrepreneurship (new for 2010!), Since I can’t read everything written by the Internet Marketing community, I ask my Twitter and Facebook followers for their own recommendations. Content Development/Marketing. Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Marketing. Affiliate Marketing. General Online Marketing. Today, I turn 30. MORE >>

I had an interesting conversation over the weekend with Marvin, who called me to discuss Network Marketing. My conversation with Marvin, a network marketer who is heavily involved in MLM (Multi Level Marketing) and network marketing, thought that he could sell me a domain name and website. In fact, doing so is actually leaning towards search engine spam, and that simply copying someone else’s content was a no-no. But perhaps a different name, the name of the individual who has “bought&# the website. Probably not. MORE >>

Here is what Matt Cutts says about Keywords in URLs: Your domain name is a big place to start. If you aren’t at that point yet, you want to make sure you get a domain name that has powerful keywords in it. Think about your niche market for a moment. By doing so, you will quickly start to see many opportunities you have to put keywords into that domain name. You can also buy a domain name that has such keywords in it and use it for your existing website if you want through redirecting. Search Engine Optimization MORE >>