Comments on: The Future of TRAFFIC: You Don’t Step Back, You Step Up http://domainshane.com/the-future-of-traffic-you-dont-step-back-you-step-up/ Part Time Domaining for Full Time Profits Tue, 22 May 2012 11:01:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Belmassio http://domainshane.com/the-future-of-traffic-you-dont-step-back-you-step-up/comment-page-1/#comment-1113 Belmassio Fri, 05 Feb 2010 18:09:22 +0000 http://domainshane.com/?p=1774#comment-1113 What were all thos .mx domain? I think Rick owned them. What were all thos .mx domain? I think Rick owned them.

]]> By: Chef Patrick http://domainshane.com/the-future-of-traffic-you-dont-step-back-you-step-up/comment-page-1/#comment-1110 Chef Patrick Fri, 05 Feb 2010 10:19:10 +0000 http://domainshane.com/?p=1774#comment-1110 "Jodi Chamberlain: A true asset to the Latona team. Rick can come across as moody at times but Jodi is always all smiles. A great face for the organization that always seems under control and willing to do what needs to be done. The perfect person to be the face and smile of Latona." So true, I love Jodi!!! Sorry, but I plan on writing about her in my review of TRAFFIC too :) “Jodi Chamberlain: A true asset to the Latona team. Rick can come across as moody at times but Jodi is always all smiles. A great face for the organization that always seems under control and willing to do what needs to be done. The perfect person to be the face and smile of Latona.”

So true, I love Jodi!!! Sorry, but I plan on writing about her in my review of TRAFFIC too :)

]]> By: Jim Holleran http://domainshane.com/the-future-of-traffic-you-dont-step-back-you-step-up/comment-page-1/#comment-1106 Jim Holleran Fri, 05 Feb 2010 00:53:37 +0000 http://domainshane.com/?p=1774#comment-1106 I been to many traffic conferences in the past, but I think they should lower the costs to bring "new blood" in. IMO, DomainFest is the best conference and I am going through Withdrawls right now from it. I plan on going to Traffic in Ireland this summer because I am a "drunken Irishman":) I been to many traffic conferences in the past, but I think they should lower the costs to bring “new blood” in. IMO, DomainFest is the best conference and I am going through Withdrawls right now from it. I plan on going to Traffic in Ireland this summer because I am a “drunken Irishman”:)

]]> By: Bill http://domainshane.com/the-future-of-traffic-you-dont-step-back-you-step-up/comment-page-1/#comment-1095 Bill Thu, 04 Feb 2010 19:43:00 +0000 http://domainshane.com/?p=1774#comment-1095 Sounds like a great experience thanks for sharing and answering my question. I'm really hoping to make it out to the Vancouver show. Anyhow, best of luck with your ventures. Sounds like a great experience thanks for sharing and answering my question. I’m really hoping to make it out to the Vancouver show. Anyhow, best of luck with your ventures.

]]> By: ShaneCultra http://domainshane.com/the-future-of-traffic-you-dont-step-back-you-step-up/comment-page-1/#comment-1094 ShaneCultra Thu, 04 Feb 2010 19:17:25 +0000 http://domainshane.com/?p=1774#comment-1094 Bill, This is an excellent question. I did get "the deal" and paid under a $1000. That being said, I have already made more than that through one person I met from a little tip he told me. I stand make a lot more than that from another relationship I've built. I would have never met these people online. I had no idea they existed. Many of them don't blog, comment, or "hang out" with other domainers. They were there like me, by themselves, either on a panel or there to learn more. You get to know a person more in a few days hanging out with them, having lunch, a beer, and having a good time that you would in a year online. Online is not personal. In short, I would absolutely do it again and I highly recommend it to others but you have to be outgoing. Patrick (aka Chef Patrick) and I got along well because we both aren't afraid to come up and start talking. A shy person most likely won't get as much out of it. Because the panels were OK, but the people on them had much better info to give while sipping a beer. Hell, I talked to the auctioneer for 30 minutes and really enjoyed it. Bill,
This is an excellent question. I did get “the deal” and paid under a $1000. That being said, I have already made more than that through one person I met from a little tip he told me. I stand make a lot more than that from another relationship I’ve built. I would have never met these people online. I had no idea they existed. Many of them don’t blog, comment, or “hang out” with other domainers. They were there like me, by themselves, either on a panel or there to learn more. You get to know a person more in a few days hanging out with them, having lunch, a beer, and having a good time that you would in a year online. Online is not personal. In short, I would absolutely do it again and I highly recommend it to others but you have to be outgoing. Patrick (aka Chef Patrick) and I got along well because we both aren’t afraid to come up and start talking. A shy person most likely won’t get as much out of it. Because the panels were OK, but the people on them had much better info to give while sipping a beer. Hell, I talked to the auctioneer for 30 minutes and really enjoyed it.

]]> By: Bill http://domainshane.com/the-future-of-traffic-you-dont-step-back-you-step-up/comment-page-1/#comment-1093 Bill Thu, 04 Feb 2010 19:01:27 +0000 http://domainshane.com/?p=1774#comment-1093 Now don't get me wrong Im not trying to bash anyone or anything, but do you feel the cost of spending maybe 2k+ was worth it? To meet 10 people face to face which you can talk to online. Just asking Now don’t get me wrong Im not trying to bash anyone or anything, but do you feel the cost of spending maybe 2k+ was worth it? To meet 10 people face to face which you can talk to online.

Just asking

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