congrats Mike!
-peter
The Hot Iron Makes 2 of the Domainer Required Reading: 100 Great Blog Posts
By Mike Maddaloni on Friday, November 30, 2007 at 10:31 AM with 3 comments
Virtual Hosting has compiled a list of 100 blog posts on the topic of domain names and domaining. They have organized them under the category of Parking, Buying and Selling, Value and Appraisal, For Beginners, Questionable Practices, Making Money, Management, Search Engines and Traffic and Miscellaneous. I am proud to have 2 posts on the list - Know Who Manages Your Domain Name (#74) and Who Should Own a Domain Name? (#96).
I am still going through the list, but the people represented are the leaders in this area. The list also shows the breadth and depth of aspects and issues with regards to domain names. I recommend this list to fellow entrepreneurs as well as those in the domain name business.
Updated 9/5/2017 - Changed links to their new site at HTML.com
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Comment by Thanks Peter - It was an honor to be among this great group of bloggers!
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Comment by Congratulations, you are clearly doing some quality work. I managed to get one post into the 100 myself, and I’m getting good traffic from it.
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