2018olympic.com at Pool.com for 08/06/10

The freshest and newest Pool.com skim finds some clever names and intriguing site ideas furled up in the mix. Try 0bama.net to start! (That’s with a zero at the beginning). 2018olympic.com is the all-star, and the 2018 Olympics location have yet to be determined this site has spectacular development potential. 247text.com could be huge. 3Gbible.com could be the next text level of the Word.

Lots of numericals churning through the list.  360forum.net is a good one. Some  3 character names starting with zero stud the list early.  The name 100financialtips.com makes a sound site. 100percentcafe.com could be about casual chat or real coffee. 1stweek.net might be about college or professional experiences. 1psalm.com or 1pokernet.com are examples of many number beginning domains listing for auction.

3xcinema.com could be another big hit. 411pottery.com could be a place to go when your ceramics are awry. 411senior.com and 411stereo.com are also good names with bright futures. 420brew.com will likely find a California buyer. 4mybest.com could be an athletic and personal affirmation and achievement community site. 4pda.net is a  four letter powerhouse and a strong bid recommendation.

4second.com could have potential for attention-deficit-disorder web surfers everywhere. 5usg.com and 5za.net just sound spiffy. 76qb.com is strong 4 letter domain for the number seventy five throwing arm on some football team somewhere. 8-b.net takes simplicity to new levels. 818teens.com could be a group community for the San Fernando Valley.

The domain name 900surf.com could be a great site and call in recording destination for surfers trying to get surf reports. The remaining alpha range is rich with possibilities at Pool.com. Drop lists at Pool  are accessible online until auction periods have concluded.

Skimming the Pool.com for August 2,2010

There are some Web 2.0 and web- names in the Mix for Pool.com August2,2010. Web-cog.com and web-gains.com are among the tasty domains. Also web-basedmail.com, a tasty hyphenate. Webbylab.net is a great web- name one of many in this drop list. The url weblites.net is a curiosity short name domain in this category. Webmoneyreports.com also comes up for bid.

Webdaytrade.com is another. The dropping name wealthyrich.com is somewhat focused as to concept. Web devsearch.com drops as well. webfinanceinfo.com is another web catcher. Webglyphs.com is another happening web name winner. Webinarconnect.com also drops. WebITjobs.com could be an employment portal. Webmarketquotes.com could be an internet stock or Wall Street site.

Even more web names are dropping at Pool.com. Webmoviesclips.com is another great web starter. Webpoets.net is a fantastic internet community name. The domain webpageprofits.com also vends in the skim. Lots of web opportunity names. Webproguru.com also skips off the cliff at the deletes auction at Pool.com.

Pool Skim for Friday June 11, 2010

The Pool list of deleting and dropping names for June 11, 2010, keeps the opportunity for website development and domain value in view. Foreclosuresbuy.info remains a hot one. Bowlingbucks.com is a clear sports niche domain. Rulesofdating.com has a stunning development arc and worldwide audience. Imagine your next date being able to print out rules of dating fodder to make conversation.

Searchtopjobs.com is a clear occupational and work search portal name. Skxu is a shorty four letter domain for possible branding. Tsm.org is a three letter domain which could be expanded to some type of association acronym meaning. Cyhu.com is a shorty with question marks.  Propertyforums.net is a standout value.

Zajr.com is a soundalike of some word although I have not mastered the Persian tongue. Grandcoffee.com is a good potential domain for those  pursuing coffee names. Accupharmacy could be a good pharma site for all those information driven med symptom and prescription sites. (This should find a Canadian buyer).

From the deletion track of domains comes a few winners in the Pool skimming net. Soul.biz and dates.biz make intriguing possibilities for the domain development plan of any capable webmaster. CMI.biz and UKA.info are Pool list auction offers for shorty domain name collectors.  Codecompare.com could be a killer hack site or simply a directory of applications and download target sites.

Airlinetickets.biz is a long domain but shimmering with SEO potential. Xboxmods.com is a great cheat site domain name but serious trademark fringiness comes with it. Germandiet.com has health and diet SEO laced up right in the name. Clanline.com looks like a World of Warcraft war clan sign up site (hot idea) or an genealogy site driven by optimized Scottish clan lines. Either way a winner investment.

Entrepreneur Magazine Slips Up

Blog worthy blog applications don’t reach millions of downloads an hour by accident. WordPress has thousands of sites just for free template downloads, because so many people use WordPress it has created a WordPress accessory traffic market. Many online domainers can feel confident they can easily develop a name from a WordPress typo or other related site, just due to the constant global end user churn in WordPress blog site development.

Anyone using the blog engines and CMS managers knows that pretty sites are a result of design, templates, plugins, taste, content and more. To illustrate the case with one clueless website client is an eye opener. Scores of Joomla users (like myself) are very happy with the results we get. No mention in the article of the Joomla polls, sponsor tools, banner and ad plug and play, or news flash and other nifty publishing tools are made.

The article lists Posterous.com as a leading CMS which I had never heard of and never used. WordPress and TypePad were listed as thought they were competitors of equal rank, a fact every blogger knows is false. WordPress is global because it is plug and play and very SEO capable. Drupal is a horribly unwieldy and the best successor to Joomla, DotNetNuke, is not even mentioned. To say that Joomla is on a “power par” with Drupal is laughingly uninformed. Except this is Entrepreneur magazine.

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Acquired Kebab.com . I enjoy having “chicken kebab” at times.

I have acquired Kebab.com and I would like to tell you that I enjoy having “chicken kebab” at times. I really don’t like “doner kebab” because it is greasy but do enjoy “chicken kebab” which I think is much healthier than the other one.

“Kebab” is becoming more and more popular worldwide and in Germany, it is becoming the favorite fast food. Read the article here=> Doner kebab becomes Germany’s favorite fast food . The article states that there are around 15,500 Kebab Shops/Restaurants just in Germany alone. According to that figure, I estimate ther are around 100,000 to 200,000 Kebab shops/Restaurants worldwide or may be even more.

I compared “Kebab” keyword with “Slots” (Slots.com sold for 5.5 million recently) for comparing trends. I understand “slots” keyword may generate more revenue but I compare them for Google trend purposes because many of us are still talking about Slots.com domain sale. If you look at the trends, “Kebab” trend would surpass “slots” in coming years if the trend continue like that. To be honest, due to increasing popularity of “Kebab”, there is no reason not to surpass the keyword trend of “slots” in next 2 or 3 years.

I am planning to develop Kebab.com into a Kebab directory where kebab shops/restaurants around the world may list in the Kebab directory. I wonder any of you know any successful “food or restaurant” directories. I appreciate if someone suggests any good business (professional looking) directory script or suitable web developer for such purposes. (not the common PHPLD etc… kind of scripts)

Will the Public be Successful in Preventing the .XXX Web Domain?

A former employee of U.S Department of Justice located in Nashville, Tennessee is asking individuals to protest against the use of domains that will be used solely for the purpose to promote pornographic websites.

This will be approximately the 3^rd time that the idea for the establishment of .XXX domain has come about. If you have an opinion on this domain you will have until exactly May, 10th to express them before ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names & Numbers) will decide whether or not to allow the establishment of the domain. They are reviewing all input from a variety of sources to determine what the appropriate action would be when it comes to the .XXX domain extension.
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Low x,xxx to a million dollar sucessful web hosting business?

I was looking through domain sale history in the past and I found some interesting domain sales because the end users have developed the domains into multimillion dollar businesses.

I am a bit “hosting” keyword orientated and therefore was looking at the “hosting” keyword domain sales in the past. I found out that the domain which was sold at Afternic in 2007 became a successful web hosting business. It was the domain JustHost.com, which has now become recognised web hosting provider. JustHost.com domain was reportedly sold for $1,300 at Afternic in December, 2007. I think it would NOW be regarded as a multimillion dollar business because of its status as an established web hosting provider. When I checked its Alexa ranking , it was around 2,700 and they have grown quite a bit within just over 2 years if the domain sale report was right. The business head office is based in the UK and it also has headquarters in US and an office in Australia.

No Google Flowers for China

Chinese citizens, grateful to Google for stepping up against the unholy internet filters, started leaving flowers at the China location for Google, reports say. Al-Jazeera reports that  Chinese citizens are aware they are getting shafted by Chinese government policies and are happy someone is finally standing up to Big Red. This could mean a slammed shut China market for domaining and web space enterprises. Many experts cannot predict where China’s inflexibility will take their internet presence and how citizens will react.

China delimits Internet Webmaking

As befits a national government free of corruption, China today underscored its intent to censor Internet activity centered on website launches and content creation, citing prevention of child-based pornography, piracy, and fraud.

Yet transparently this seems to many to be a way for the current political establishment to elimination development of the opposition. And, ironically, these efforts to shut down sites leave the options to buy .Cn domains to foriegners.

“Individuals have also been banned from registering Web sites ending in .cn, China’s country code domain name. That domain is now limited to registered businesses.

 Although individuals can still register Web sites in other domains, such as .com and .net, the new rule “will have a negative impact on the vibrancy of the Chinese Internet,” Kenneth Jarrett, vice chairman of the communications firm APCO Worldwide’s China region, said in an e-mail message.

“Local e-mail e-commerce startups and individuals will find it difficult to apply,” he wrote.”

from the New York Times

Michael Jackson Death nearly crashes Web

A major force in popular culture, contemporary music, visual media, and modern dance has died and the world is the poorer for it. Michael Jackson at 50 has died entirely too soon to suit hundreds of millions of people on earth. But they all rushed to the internet to talk about it, proving once again that social networking operates as a universal benchmark of what people are cocnerned about.

Michael Jackson’s death Thursday afternoon has brought enough world emotional impact that individuals across the planet looking for more information and consolation crashed Twitter and the Michael Jackson’s Wikipedia entry. Emotion ran high and fans erected memorial sites. Facebook and Youtube participated in each other’s bandwidth helix of shutdown pain.