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Have you ever been bored at work, school or home? The next time you're bored, think about this interview.

Frank Schilling is shaking up the domain parking industry by providing a reported 50-90% more revenue to domain name portfolio owners.

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Wouldn't it be great to be the CEO of Groupon or LivingSocial right now? Two domain investors are trying to do just that - but by specializing in their own niche: pizzerias.

The future of the domain name industry rests on our ability to consistently value domain names. Andrew Rosener has taken a brave step forward to share his domain name valuation methodology.

Domain Investing with Morgan Linton

Jeff Burgar of Alberta Hot Rods doesn’t do interviews, at least he’s never done an interview before today. In this interview, hear Jeff Burgar talk about CharlieSheen.com, the UDRP process, WIPO decisions, and much more.

Marc Ostrofsky is likely best known as the domain name investor who bought Business.com for $150,000 and sold it for $7.5 million a mere four years later. I spent about an hour asking Marc Ostrofsky to dissect the strategies and tactics in his book and tell you exactly how you can make money on the Internet.

This 20-minute geographic domain nbame tutorial by Internet entrepreneur Elliot Silver will guide you through the process of purchasing your first geo-domain.

Elliot Silver owns two companies and a lot of businesses, but he makes a majority of his revenue through domain name flipping. Find out how he flips domains in this candid interview.

It's easy to see how a domainer who early on registered short, generic domain names could be sitting on a business making millions per year. It's also easy to see how someone could make millions with domain names purchased after the dot-com crash of 2000. But how does someone build a multi-million dollar domaining business today? Justin Godfrey knows how.

In addition to owning what is now a portfolio of more than 5,000 -- including 2,000 .us -- domain names, Ron Jackson publishes the industry's leading trade magazine, DN Journal. The online publication is a greater source of income for Ron than his domain name sales. Surprised? Watch this interview for many more insights you did not know about Ron and about domaining.

Jake Ackerman had a real estate business that died when the real estate bubble burst in 2008. With 20,000 zip codes sold to date at ZipSmart.com, Jake's back on a comeback with a run rate of $500,000 and a goal to hit $1 million in 2011.

Instead of buying and flipping domains, or buying and doing nothing with domain names, you can build significant value into your domain name portfolio by developing the domain names into mini-sites. Brian Diener has not only done it, but he's done it successfully for himself and his clients.

How did Andrew Allemann go from a regular college student at The University of Texas at Austin to amassing 1,000 domains that earned him over $100,000 in profit every year? More importantly, how did he build it up his domain name portfolio in the first place? The short answer is by keeping abreast of technology trends and focusing on a triad of domain name monetization options: parking, affiliate programs and mini website developing.