“The right domain name is the difference between success and failure. On the internet your domain name is your ‘real estate’. Get it right the first time.
“In the increasingly competitive world of internet commerce, having a strong domain name can provide a major edge.”
Joe Mazzarella, RoomRate.com
When it comes to the Internet, Location = Simplicity + Meaning
–Drive more traffic to your network or a more memorable online address to enhance your brand presence
—The right domain – or set of domains – can make a vital difference in how people find your network, and can greatly influence how they perceive your site and their willingness to purchase products or click on links. As domain prices continue to rise, now is the time to get key domains.
Interested in joint partnership?
This business venture has unlimited potentials and with those trademarks, one has the ability to promote Wine Events, merchandises, and that includes the power of internet marketing with those hot catchy wine domain names.
We are a growing wine marketing and publishing company that is here to stay. We strive to continue to provide cutting edge wine related sites that will educate consumers on not only wine consumption, but also means of purchasing wine on the web.
Our site has shown steady growth in organic traffic, unique visitors and page views proving that we are providing service consumers want and using our marketing ability to place our site at the top of search engine listings for popular wine terms and products.
Please do not hesitate to call me if you are interested in this partnership.
“The wine is only as good as it sells$$” “Wine is the new Oil”
Regards,
Chris
chrisgoh [at]WineInWashington [dot] com
Founder/Developer
Wine Internet Services
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Masters of Their Domains
As Russell Horowitz sits in his immaculate downtown Seattle office, with nary a piece of paper in sight, the co-founder and CEO of Marchex Inc. seems in constant movement.
He is sharing a story about his youthful love of baking. Horowitz jokes that he was the only kid in his college dorm who would send care packages back home.
For this serial entrepreneur, developing his latest startup, Marchex Inc. had a lot in common with the process of creating in the kitchen.
“Innovation, to me, is when you take existing ingredients in unique proportions and bring them together to create something totally new,” says Horowitz, looking like a well-coifed, aging surfer dude with his dark blond hair pulled back in a ponytail. “We didn’t create the ingredients, but we brought them together in a way that hasn’t been done before.”
Complicated creation
Marchex is a complex dish, indeed.
Horowitz has teamed up again with much of the top management talent that helped him build internet portal Go2Net in the late 1990s. This time, they are looking to build a leader in the hottest new internet field: local online search.
Marchex’s four founders have amassed a treasure trove of more than 200,000 internet domain names, including every zip code in the nation. With names like Seattlefinedining.com and Newyorkdoctors.com, most of these websites are targeted at serving local communities across the nation. Marchex plans to use new technology to build these sites, which currently serve more than 31 million unique visitors a month, into major moneymakers.
Why is all this important? Because in business location is always important. In cyberspace, the domain names are the real estate locations. A popular domain name that generates consumer traffic has the potential to generate hundreds of dollars a day from people clicking on advertisement listings. Acquiring the rights to these domain names has become a huge business and owning them is the ultimate barrier to entry. Horowitz likens it to owning “beachfront property.”
“Microsoft can show up and say, ‘We are going to spend $5 billion to build a competitive search product,’ but they will never own Beijing.com. They will never own Debts.com, Remodeling.com, Exterminator.com,” Horowitz says. “It’s the real estate that is key.”
But an army of websites is only half of Horowitz’s strategy. The company also boasts an advertising platform that allows more than 30,000 small, medium and large businesses to market themselves through Marchex’s thousands of targeted websites as well as through partnering companies, such as internet giants Google and Yahoo. Horowitz and his team say this model is so successful, they are gaining about 3,500 new advertisers each quarter.
Photo of Russell Horowitz by Rick Dahms
Want to read more about Russell Horowitz and Marchex? Pick up the November issue of Seattle Business Monthly on newsstands now, or subscribe here.