Sisyphus

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Posts by Sisyphus

Elephant Traffic breaks even!

Saturday, August 21st, 2010

Tags: ebitda, Elephant, growth, growth business, growth path, month, month of july, platform, traffic, YHOO
Posted in Domaining | 2 Comments

The curse of domaining aka domainer disease

Saturday, August 14th, 2010

Tags: brain matter, cash, domain game, domainer, domaining, double edged sword, effort, enthusiasm, Frank Schilling, Kevin Ham, lot, media empire, money
Posted in Domaining | 6 Comments

Mobile type-in traffic

Wednesday, August 11th, 2010

Tags: boom, company, domain owners, internet, internet traffic, mobile type, parking, parking co, smart phones, specifics, surge, traffic
Posted in Domaining | 3 Comments

Moniker puts together best auction inventory EVER

Wednesday, August 11th, 2010

Tags: auction, auction catalogue, auction game, byowner com, City, com, commercialbank, dancingshoes, Dating, domain, domain auction, game, Moniker, Monte, Rick Latona
Posted in Domaining | 2 Comments

Forgetting to hit the delete button

Monday, July 26th, 2010

Tags: day, funny story, Grace, grace period, icann, period, registrations, rubbish, story, tasting, Today
Posted in Domaining | 1 Comment

Fighting upstream feed provider exclusivity

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

Tags: channel, domain, domain monetization, domain owners, feed, feed provider, Google, infospace, parking, y force, yahoo
Posted in Domaining | 3 Comments

Losing the edge

Monday, July 5th, 2010

Tags: bling cars, edge, Frank Schilling, hierarchy of needs, honest domains, Kevin Ham, Maslow, maslow hierarchy of needs, maslow pyramid, material side, nobody, point, Rick, ROI, something, time
Posted in Domaining | 19 Comments

So what’s going on

Thursday, June 10th, 2010

Tags: Austria, day, Eastern Slovakia, gaming project, gettogether, idea, industry shares, Italy, lot, New York, online, Prague, project, routine job, something, US, wood processing plant
Posted in Domaining | 2 Comments

Camroullete.com sale – a pretty absurd story

Monday, May 31st, 2010

Tags: Michael Berkens, post
Posted in Domaining | 2 Comments

The big push into CPA

Monday, May 17th, 2010

Tags: aegis media, cpa, department, domain, friend, fund management firm, Google, London, long time friend, Martin Glatz, monetization, stark reminder, traffic, US
Posted in Domaining | 1 Comment

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Most Commented Posts
Looking at Bido, it seems pretty damn hard to build a new viable aftermarket platform (29)
Why I’ve started this blog and what’s it all about (19)
The Golden Touch (19)
Losing the edge (19)
The niche in the aftermarket just waiting to be carved out by somebody smart (18)
Absurd Links

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Absurd Comments

	Kate on Forgetting to hit the delete button Didn't they strike a deal with Verisign to mitigate that mistake ?
	Whiter on Elephant Traffic breaks even! Will be possible monetize traffic from cctld's in the future? I have 200k uip/month (i have only cz, sk domains).
	kkk on Elephant Traffic breaks even! I just don't get it. On the front page is moving banner, it looks like domainanme.com Price xxx Volume yyyy Does it mean, ...
	Squattar on The curse of domaining aka domainer disease Kevin Ham = squatter Sahar Sadrid = squatter in order to make it in business you need a good idea and a ...
	Michal on Moniker puts together best auction inventory EVER Have to agree. Lists looks really great. Look forward to final prices of these domains :)