Domain Madness | WebSiteWealth.biz: "HyIpListings.com Moniker, 2/11/12
HyIP is an established investment product, High Yield Investment Portfolio: Products are similar to the old penny stocks, I could develop it myself but just do not want to be "personally involved" with high risk investments (other than domains of course)
BIN: $2,200 Bids Start at: $1,200 and $50 increments
AdsAnd.com, Moniker, 3/3/13
BIN: $2,500 Bids Start at $1,200 & $50 increments
This is a great name for an Ad Agency that wants to develop a strong web presence with an easy to remember name that itself is easy to advertise.
GenericDomain.US Moniker 2/8/13:
Generic is a great word and has an great CPC earning potential.
BIN $1125 Bids start at $575.00 (incr"
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Monday, March 26, 2012
When the methods you have used lose their effectiveness, its time to change.
When the methods you have used lose their effectiveness, its time to change.: "People doggedly remain loyal to concepts that either never worked well, or are no longer effective.
In order to develop a new method, plan, agenda, procedure or paradigm, it is useful to take a long hard look at where the old method has failed. If you skip this important step, there is a strong likelihood that you will simply grasp hold of another paradigm which will also leave you out in the cold."
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In order to develop a new method, plan, agenda, procedure or paradigm, it is useful to take a long hard look at where the old method has failed. If you skip this important step, there is a strong likelihood that you will simply grasp hold of another paradigm which will also leave you out in the cold."
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When the methods you have used lose their effectiveness, its time to change.
When the methods you have used lose their effectiveness, its time to change.: "People doggedly remain loyal to concepts that either never worked well, or are no longer effective.
In order to develop a new method, plan, agenda, procedure or paradigm, it is useful to take a long hard look at where the old method has failed. If you skip this important step, there is a strong likelihood that you will simply grasp hold of another paradigm which will also leave you out in the cold."
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In order to develop a new method, plan, agenda, procedure or paradigm, it is useful to take a long hard look at where the old method has failed. If you skip this important step, there is a strong likelihood that you will simply grasp hold of another paradigm which will also leave you out in the cold."
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Sunday, February 19, 2012
Citrix Makes a Run at the Cloud - Businessweek
Citrix Makes a Run at the Cloud - Businessweek: "Many telecommuters know Citrix Systems (CTXS) for its programs that let them access their office applications from home. That arcane bit of software represents steady, profitable sales that investors love; the company’s stock has risen nearly 70 percent in the past year. But the future of the tech business isn’t PCs, it’s cloud computing"
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The Frager Factor: Cloud Stocks Doubled in 2011 and Will Double Still in 2012- Got Your Share?
The Frager Factor: Cloud Stocks Doubled in 2011 and Will Double Still in 2012- Got Your Share?: "CTXSData.com $1.5M Cloud CRMDataCenter.com $325K CloudDesk.com NDA Cloud CRMDo.com NDA Cloud CRMFoamRollers.com $10-20kForce.com NDA Cloud CRMFreightCenters.com N/A"
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The Frager Factor: Cloud Stocks Doubled in 2011 and Will Double Still in 2012- Got Your Share?
The Frager Factor: Cloud Stocks Doubled in 2011 and Will Double Still in 2012- Got Your Share?: "bout the Talkin’ Cloud Stocks Index*
We do not offer buy, sell or hold recommendations on these stocks. Rather, we highlight key cloud computing, SaaS, PaaS and IaaS trends using this index coupled with our blogs (Talkin’ Cloud, MSPmentor and The VAR Guy).
Generally speaking, we update the index each Friday. We note the week’s biggest winners and losers, recent cloud computing developments, and upcoming earnings announcements.
Most of the index members are pure cloud companies. But a few (Amazon.com, Google and Intuit) are transitioning into the cloud space."
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We do not offer buy, sell or hold recommendations on these stocks. Rather, we highlight key cloud computing, SaaS, PaaS and IaaS trends using this index coupled with our blogs (Talkin’ Cloud, MSPmentor and The VAR Guy).
Generally speaking, we update the index each Friday. We note the week’s biggest winners and losers, recent cloud computing developments, and upcoming earnings announcements.
Most of the index members are pure cloud companies. But a few (Amazon.com, Google and Intuit) are transitioning into the cloud space."
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Sunday’s 10 Random Thoughts | Domain Shane
Sunday’s 10 Random Thoughts | Domain Shane: " Often we have no idea how many people we influence on a daily basis and we shouldn’t take it for granted.
8. I’m looking for an improved economy. It’s hard for me to use my nursery economic index yet because it’s early but so far so good. The stock market is looking strong, domain sales are going well, and the winter was mild. Don’t take for granted what a mild winter can do for an economy. The economy is based on people spending money and when weather is cold and snowy they don’t spend as much. We had none of that this year. The money that was spent was reinvested and put back to work. I think businesses, including domain sales are going to be strong this year."
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8. I’m looking for an improved economy. It’s hard for me to use my nursery economic index yet because it’s early but so far so good. The stock market is looking strong, domain sales are going well, and the winter was mild. Don’t take for granted what a mild winter can do for an economy. The economy is based on people spending money and when weather is cold and snowy they don’t spend as much. We had none of that this year. The money that was spent was reinvested and put back to work. I think businesses, including domain sales are going to be strong this year."
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