Domaining.com - Well Worth the $10

[Adam Dicker]

I have enjoyed getting all my domain headlines daily from Francois and today I subscribed to his service for $10. It is well worth it and I suggest most of you do.

I get no money from it but it is the best and easiest way to keep up with everything going on in our business.

Visit domaining.com and subscribe now.

Thanks Francois for the great service.

-=DCG=-

[David G]

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[GeoOwners]

What would I get that I don't read on the blogs already?

[Adam Dicker]

What would I get that I don't read on the blogs already?

He combines all the blogs into 1 easy newsletter and then you can go to the articles that interest you instead of surfing lots of blogs invidually.

Saves me loads of time.

-=DCG=-

[katherine]

I didn't subscribe because I could just add the sites of interest to my faves or subscribe to the RSS feeds. Domaining.com is not really providing anything special. However I discovered a few interesting sites/blogs through Domaining.com, that I did not know about.

At some point domaining.com was even asking for paypal donations, which imo just makes you look cheap. It is actually an embarrassment that an industry leader has trouble monetizing its own audience.
No offense François but when you have a large mail list there are ways to monetize it. I feel that Domaining.com is trying a lot of things but without a clear business idea.

[GeoOwners]

He combines all the blogs into 1 easy newsletter and then you can go to the articles that interest you instead of surfing lots of blogs invidually.

Saves me loads of time.

-=DCG=-

I get that at Namebee.com already for free

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I didn't subscribe because I could just add the sites of interest to my faves or subscribe to the RSS feeds. Domaining.com is not really providing anything special. However I discovered a few interesting sites/blogs through Domaining.com, that I did not know about.

At some point domaining.com was even asking for paypal donations, which imo just makes you look cheap. It is actually an embarrassment that an industry leader has trouble monetizing its own audience.
No offense François but when you have a large mail list there are ways to monetize it. I feel that Domaining.com is trying a lot of things but without a clear business idea.

+1

[David G]

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[dmyre]

I get that at Namebee.com already for free

+1

[BLazeD]

Or Google Reader

[randomo]

I find Domaining.com helpful, though I'll admit I haven't tried NameBee.

(My faith in Francois is such that I actually paid to advertise my current Boxcar auctions on Domaining.com a couple days ago ... we'll see what kind of results I get, but I'm encouraged so far.)

[David G]

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[Tia Wood]

Did Francois charge you $500 as he wanted to get from me for a link to my portfolio?

What was the time limit for this link? Was it the gray drop down menu from the top?

Domaining.com is not a 10 visitors a day site. In addition, he does a lot of cross promotion with newsletters and his other sites/ventures. Every time I have advertised on Domaining.com it has been worth it for me, too.

[David G]

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[Tia Wood]

No, I'm not listed on that but I do know that area appears on multiple sites of his.

[randomo]

Did Francois charge you $500 as he wanted to get from me for a link to my portfolio?

No - a one-day ad (which runs in the newsletter and on the homepage) runs $150.

[katherine]

We are grateful for being grandfathered (we have a link in Portfolio). Looking at the webserver logs we got 8 visits from domaining.com in December.

[mxdominios]

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[David G]

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[ecomindia]

i had contacted them via contact us for the procedure to add my link under domain portfolio ...
no revert :(

who will be the right person?

[tekz999]

I dont like his stuff, because he spammed many nnn .nets users with his marketplace spam.