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Learn how SportsPicks.com went from a $26,500 purchase to becoming an honest, trustworthy service provider - as resource for sports betting information - in an industry that is often perceived as disreputable.

In this premiere DomainSherpa Review, we get into the minds of successful domain name investors Rick Schwartz, Michael Berkens and Page Howe and review specific domain name portfolios and lists. By listening to the Sherpas, we expand our thought process so we can become more successful investors ourselves.

Domain name entrepreneur Aron Meystedt describes valuation ranges not only for two- and three-letter domain names (e.g., LL.com, LLL.com), but also for two- and three-number domain names (e.g., NN.com, NNN.com).

Brandable domain names – domain names that don’t necessarily mean anything or cannot be associated with a product or service, such as Google.com, eBay.com and Fiver.com – are tough to sell because most companies are not actively looking for them. But on today’s show, you will learn how to do just that. Watch this master class on selling brandable domain names, featuring the 2012 T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Domain Name Broker of the Year.

Bill Karamouzis starting his fourth gaming company focused on games aimed at making math skills fun and rewarding, and he's using a killer exact match domain name, MathGames.com.

Are you looking for a method to look up all domain names owned by a specific registrant? Then you need to watch this interview. IPNeighborhood.com is a new suite of tools that allows you to do some interesting domain name research.

Big companies like Amazon, Citigroup and Dell know the value of an exact match domain (EMD) – they own Diapers.com, Mortgage.com and CloudComputing.com, respectively. But smaller companies and upstarts can also benefit tremendously from EMDs. That was the case with Marty Metro and UsedCardboardBoxes.com.

If you own a geographic domain name, such as HiltonHead.com or Seattle.com, or a newspaper, radio station, television station or media company focused on a local geography, there may be an unseen competitor to your business – and the competitor might not be playing fair.

If you want to learn about domain name sales and negotiations, why not go directly to the broker who facilitated the world record-setting sale of Sex.com for $13 million? In this interview, Jeff Gabriel shares some emotional highs and lows of his career, as well as domain name sales and negotiation strategies and tactics.

With some startups being funded to grow as quickly as possible, many are interested in purchasing killer domain names so they can create a memorable brand. Is spending tens of thousands of dollars a smart investment for startups? That’s the question we’re going to answer on today’s show.

Learn how Oversee is diversifying their parking aggregator offering with AirportParking.com, how one site helped jump-start the content of the second, and how a differentiated website offering can be custom tailored to a different demographic group of customers.

Hear how Josh Metnick acquired and evolved Chicago.com to its current form, and how "place identity" makes people want to own a piece of the city they reside in – for a relatively high fee per year.

Do you have a domain name that defines a product, service or industry – one that a company should want and buy from you if you could only reach the right person at that company with the right pitch? Mike “Zappy” Zapolin is back to help you accomplish that task.

Shane Cultra figured out what makes domain names liquid such that they can be sold more readily in domain name aftermarkets and auction sites. By doing so, Cultra earned six figures in 2012 from domain name investing – in addition to his full-time job running Country Arbors Nursery in Urbana, Illinois.

Jake Ackerman, the founder of ZipSmart, came on DomainSherpa.com more than two years ago to talk about his fast-growing company. We’ve caught back up with this entrepreneur to see how his business model has changed and hear about the challenges he’s facing today.

This interview with an SEO veteran covers not only the current state of affairs, but where SEO is heading and how to create great content for your business.

In this domain name biography, Richard Lau discusses how he learned the industry, tells some fantastic stories, and provides guidance to others that are just starting out.

This tutorial takes you step-by-step through the Estibot.com domain name appraisal tool. You will walk away with an understanding of how the tool works and every aspect of the data it provides. Also covered are five warnings about using Estibot.com that you need to know to avoid making a costly mistake.

Luke Webster is disrupting the billion dollar replacement razor blade market by promoting the art of shaving with a straight razor. He is snatching up all the straight razor domain names and building operating websites with PPC marketing campaigns.

Frank Michlick helps investors outside the domain name industry understand the new top level domain names opportunity.