neddy
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Just saw this blog article by Edwin Hayward from the UK.
http://www.webmastering.co.uk/domain-names/the-myth-of-the-domain-name-queue-of-one/
Edwin is a domainer's domainer, and has got "the runs on the board". So when he writes something, it generally makes a lot of sense.
I liked this bit:
http://www.webmastering.co.uk/domain-names/the-myth-of-the-domain-name-queue-of-one/
Edwin is a domainer's domainer, and has got "the runs on the board". So when he writes something, it generally makes a lot of sense.
I liked this bit:
In the offline world, nobody goes around looking at the prime commercial land at the heart of the business district of a large city thinking “If only XYZ developer hadn’t bought the land already, it would have been available for us.” No, every inch of usable space in every major city in the world already belongs to someone – and it’s an accepted fact of doing business that if you want that space, you’re going to have to pay the current owner market value (or more, if they’re not looking to sell) in order to get hold of it.
The domain name market is no different.