Comments on: More Valuable Than a Dot Com: Creativity and Individual Thought

By: ShaneCultra

ShaneCultra — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:14:20 +0000

Ben,
I appreciate the comment and another one of the the guys I admire. Stepping it up is easier said than done but it’s something I plan on doing with time. I work 60-80 hrs building a brick and mortar business, domaining is part time. I’m stepping up my brick and mortar using what I’ve learned in domaining (ie newletter, online presence, online sales) but it will take time in domaining because you can only immerse yourself into so many things or you will get burnt out.

By: Ben Wilks

Ben Wilks — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 05:48:09 +0000

Step it up mate and get yourself into the domain world a little more. Your insight is valuable and you just need to take it up a notch. Totally agree with your post, real content is what it’s about, not news. Todays news is tomorrows fish and chip wrapper

By: Marcus

Marcus — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 02:19:33 +0000

I was reading through Domaining.com and it seemed like everyone was talking about the Sex.com auction and I originally came to the same conclusion you did. That everyone is just talking about the samething as if its new just to appear that they have something to contribute to the industry.

But after some thought, I realized that people who may not know of Domaining.com, NameBee or other domaining blog agreegators are seeing the news for the first time. Maybe to the people who read that specific blog its new to them.

So it’s unfortunate that people who use a domain aggregator to read the blogs (me) see the same topic discussed over and over again.

I just skip over them and read what other people are talking about in the industry like your post.

By: ShaneCultra

ShaneCultra — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 00:54:04 +0000

I appreciate the comment. I absolutely love your domain name, I’ll certainly check it out

By: everything.tv

everything.tv — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 00:49:41 +0000

I have read your blog now for a little while Shane, I think its good. What do you see yourself as ? I write a blog focused on one extension and add a little broader content on video and tv on the net. But I find domaining to be still a small industry that its hard to always write compelling content.