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Yes, someone reached out to me earlier this year via Domain Agents and I sold them a domain. They are basically just a broker that the buyer can stay anonymous while negotiating. After a little back-and-forth we both decided on a price and the transaction was done via Escrow.com Here is what...

If you are truly adding compelling content that people will want to read and share then sure. But the post implies too many buzz words like "automate", "scrape", etc.... I think this quote sums up a great answer from one of the best in the biz.

Ask them what they think of Media.net getting acquired last month by the Chinese tech co. and what if any significant changes they anticipate coming to the platform and how it's operated.

Here is that email for those wondering: We are writing to inform you of an update to our reporting interface. An initial deprecation date for Classic Reporting on Associates Central was set for September 30th, 2016. However, we will be extending the timeline based on feedback we have received...

If your account got hit with the limit the Google Keyword Forecasting tool is still an option. When I run PPC campaigns it's actually what I look at. I agree the micro-spammers are going to hate it and I welcome the changes :D

That post was too compelling not to be interested ;)

Sorry if I missed it but how many pages of content are we talking about? Less than a few hundred? If so, take Ryuzaki's advice and just export the content with a brand new install of Wordpress. Sign-up with a competent host like Knownhost or Liquid web. It's far easier starting over with a...

Yes, it will track multiple merchants for that item.

I've tested Jungle Scout on a business that is doing $30M+ a year selling products across a broad range of categories on Amazon with many SKUs... this is sales data I actually have access to in the Amazon seller account. When I compare it to the Jungle Scout's "sales estimates" they are so...

+1 for Liquid Web... incredible tech support.

I'm not noticing any changes either (although my Adwords account is quite aged at 12 yrs old) I plugged in the term "seo" as per the screenshot above just to if there was any variance in metrics. Here is what I see with U.S. and English checked. Interesting differences...

You owe me a new keyboard, LOL :wink:

This is Big Red you are talking about. VZ's market cap is $230 BILLION. Paying $4.8B is only 2% of their own value. Not exactly betting the farm on it. Now when Steve Ballmer made a $45B bid for Yahoo back in 2008, that would have been a much bigger risk to Microsoft (and tragedy / massive...

As far as metrics, you can purchase expired or closeout domains all day long that are 10+yrs old with much better authority than that.

Not everything, lol If you enter http://examiner.com (without www) you'll get "503 Service Unavailable - No server is available to handle this request." Sounds like it's one giant FUBAR going on over there...this email was sent to contributers 4 days after they announced they would be closing...

If you already have an authority site I'd spend it on expert writers and epic articles based around commercial intent, long-tailed keyword phrases with low competition. And someone to do outreach and guest posting. Otherwise, I'd spend the $50k on purchasing an aged, established site. Spend...

I've always been intrigued with The Wirecutter as they really took the Consumer Reports model and tweaked it into the ultimate affiliate cash cow. Bloomberg also did a recent interview with Brian that is worth a read...

^ This! The cost of renewing domains, hosting, managing content, etc... I found it to be a pain in the ass. It's actually easier and less expensive in the long game to get 200 high value links via outreach and be done with it. Plus, you'll get the added benefit of real visitors clicking...

Godaddy has the $1/mo hosting for a year + domain for $12 right now. Can't really get any cheaper than that with a large reputable company. https://www.godaddy.com/promos/hot-deals

Interesting list and quite a range of pricing. Forbes paid $6k for a 3,000 word investigative reporting piece. Would be curious to see that article.