Very interesting stats about our industry

[austinandrew]

Exactly... a domainer would have made the distinction. Though no point in debating opinions...

We'll just agree to disagree. But debating facts is no fun

Anyhow, the great thing about it is no one forces you to read her stuff. Got to love the internet.

 

[Seraphim]

We'll just agree to disagree. But debating facts is no fun

Anyhow, the great thing about it is no one forces you to read her stuff. Got to love the internet.

I did like the Matt Cutts related question you asked her. The "insider's information routine" "she" is banking on is bizarre, in that it's backed with zero sources, and posted behind a thick wall of anonymity... quite a leap of faith if you ask me. I doubt it's Matt Cutts however, it's likely some other Google tool / propagandist.

 

[austinandrew]

I did like the Matt Cutts related question you asked her. The "insider's information routine" "she" is banking on is bizarre, in that it's backed with zero sources, and posted behind a thick wall of anonymity... quite a leap of faith if you ask me. I doubt it's Matt Cutts however, it's likely some other Google tool / propagandist.

I doubt a Google person would be at a Microsoft meeting

My best guess is she knows Matt and that's the connection.

 

[Seraphim]

I doubt a Google person would be at a Microsoft meeting

My best guess is she knows Matt and that's the connection.

Sergey on acid perhaps... lost in his mansion... pretending he's girl? What do billionaires do for fun these day?

 

[Compassion]

domain traffic converts to 28% of total traffic......

 

[dn-101]

Sergei ... Dostoyevsky... Idiot
He sits in front of the fireplace... feeds the fire with $100,000 a pop
Every day... till the end of his life

 

[blogcrash]

good sharing

makes me think!

 

[droplister]

This seems like link bait and some made up stats.

 

[cursal]

If this stat is true, it's very sad.

18,000,000 domains have no DNS settings (11%)

To not even offer anything on one's investment is bad business and bad for the industry. Not to mention letting the likes of Google and Yahoo and whomever else has auto redirect to their paid "404 pages" grab the $$ off those 18 M domains. Even pennies, half pennies per missing DNS makes out to a nice profit off of domainer's lack of attention to investments when an enduser comes surfing/typing along.
Shocking!

 

[Seraphim]

This seems like link bait and some made up stats.

It beats reading the ingredients on a cereal box... unless of course we're talking about Cap'n Crunch, which is like a Periodic Table of intrigue.