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Learn about SportsMemorabilia.com’s journey from $12,500 parked domain in 2006 to $19.5 million in 2012, with plans to be a $100+ million company soon. Founder Jesse Stein is interviewed.

In this how-to video, you’ll learn exactly how to use the Google Adwords Keyword Tool to determine search volume and advertising interest before you make a domain name purchase.

Withholding no secrets to his domain name outbound sales success, Joe Uddeme openly shares the strategies and tactics that have led him to more than 100 closed transactions and $7.5 million in sales volume in 2012.

The Internet Commerce Association is a domain name trade association that since 2006 has been representing the financial interests of domain name entrepreneurs.

Anyone who buys expiring domain names knows that there are three major auction sites on the Internet. But of the three, NameJet.com is the one that seems to get fantastic domain names on the most regular basis.

For the past decade on DNJournal.com, Ron Jackson has tracked, analyzed and presented the most comprehensive and accurate collection of domain name sales data. In this interview, Jackson both reviews trends of the past decade and looks ahead to the events of 2013 that will affect future trends.

WebFest Global, the newly rebranded DomainFest, is coming to Santa Monica, California, in February 2013. It will have educational presentations ranging from SEO and mobile websites to affiliate marketing and new gTLDs. Oh, and some pretty awesome parties.

How Flippa.com, the largest website marketplace in the world can help you sell your domain names, with Dave Slutzkin, the CEO of Flippa.com.

Domain name parking is necessary for anyone who owns hundreds or thousands of domain names. There is no other scalable way to try to generate revenue from that many domains – developing websites for a large domain portfolio is simply not practical. But which domain name parking platform is best for your domain names? Above.com's Victor Pitts might just have the answer you've been looking for.

Nico Zeifang, the CEO of ParkingCrew.com, shares how Zeifant and co-founders built ParkingCrew.com and DTNX.com, how they maximize revenue potential for themselves and their customers, and where they’re heading in the future to ensure top payouts.

Monte Cahn and partner Michael Berkens have devised ways to reduce the uncertainty in the new gTLD application process for the 145 applicants who have 755 competing applications.

Through leasing, Rick Schwartz is now making $3,000 per month on domains names that were previously generating only $3 to $30 per month in parking.

In this master class-like interview, Michael 'Zappy' Zapolin walks us through his methodology for building maximum value in premium, generic, category-killer domain names though his technique of 'just enough' development and marketing.

Ian Clark, author of the WordPress Vanity Email Plugin, talks about an easy new way to generate revenue – by using a WordPress plugin to sell email addresses on a domain name.

Matt Mazur is building software as a service websites and charging a monthly recurring fee for access to them. Learn how he's doing it in this interview.

Jennifer Wolfe – ICANN GNSO council member and a past Domain Sherpa – provides a post-event summary from the ICANN 45 conference that took place in Toronto, Canada, from October 14 to 18, 2012.

After a couple of years of buying, holding and renewing “pigeon shit” domain names (a phrase coined by Rick Schwartz), Warrick Mulder realized there was a better way. So he dropped all of the .com, .net and .org domain names that didn’t earn any parking revenue or solicit any purchase offers and instead turned his attention to the top-level domain of his home country of South Africa: .co.za.

Mike Thomas builds websites on exact-match .com/.net/.org domain names and makes a nice living earning revenue from Google AdSense, selling websites, and making commissions on products through affiliate links of the products he uses.

Domain name disputes are happening more frequently every day. Why? And how can a UDRP impact you as an entrepreneur or domain name investor?

Why should Fortune 1000 companies be concerned with gTLDs, and how do the new gTLDs fit into a company’s overall brand strategy? Listen in as we discuss the use of domain names, social media, technology and mobile apps for marketing and brand awareness.