Published March 14, 2007
in People.
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Frank Schilling has a great special guest post by “Domain King” Rick Schwartz over at his blog SevenMile.com.
Rick Schwartz was the first to start investing in domain names. Together with domain lawyer Howard Neu, Rick is also the creator and organizer of “Targeted Traffic“, the domain industry’s most popular conference. Moreover, he is always willing to give valuable advice to his fellow domainers, such as the post on Frank’s blog which is an inspirational read you should not miss!
Published February 9, 2007
in People.
Arthur Sulzberger, owner, chairman and publisher of the New York Times on the transition from traditional media to the Internet:
I really don’t know whether we’ll be printing the Times in five years, and you know what? I don’t care either. (…) The Internet is a wonderful place to be, and we’re leading there.
Published August 1, 2006
in People.
Google CEO Eric Schmidt on click fraud:
Eventually, the price that the advertiser is willing to pay for the conversion will decline, because the advertiser will realize that these are bad clicks, in other words, the value of the ad declines, so over some amount of time, the system is in-fact, self-correcting. In fact, there is a perfect economic solution which is to let it happen.
Matt Bentley on direct navigation traffic:
This is grandma type of navigation,” says Matt Bentley, chief strategy officer of Sedo.com LLC, a domain-name parking business. “It’s probably not currently being done by a lot of sophisticated people.
Source: Wall Street Journal article “For These Sites, Their Best Asset Is a Good Name”, published May 1, 2006
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