Domain Masters Tonight At 7pm Est

[mcahn]

PLEASE JOIN ME FOR ANOTHER BROADCAST OF DOMAIN MASTERS ON WWW.WEBMASTERRADIO.FM. MAKE SURE YOU LOG INTO THE CHAT/LOUNGE AREA SO YOU CAN CONVERSE WITH OTHERS AND POST YOUR QUESTIONS.

TONIGHT MY GUESTS WILL BE Richard Lau, formerly of mydomain.com and namesdirect.com. Here is a write-up describing him while involved there: http://www.internetmarketingconference.com/imcspeakers/RichardLau.html.

More recently Richard was given the title of "Domainer of the Year" which was covered by DNJournal.com in their TRAFFIC 2004 Report and now runs www.DomainManager.com.

Also we will be speaking with HOWARD NEU. Howard has been practicing law since 1968, and, prior to that time, was a practicing Certified Public Accountant. As a former Municipal Judge and Mayor and Councilman of the City of North Miami, Florida, Past President of the North Dade Bar Association, the Dade County League of Cities, Gold Coast League of Cities and lecturer for the Florida Bar, he is well-known and well-respected in the South Florida legal, judical and governmental communities.

He currently represents domainers all over the world in Domain Defense Litigation, escrows funds and prepares contracts for the transfer of domains.

We look forward to broadcasting to you tonight!

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[DaddyHalbucks]

It was a good show overall.

Richard Lau has some very interesting experience in creating businesses based on free services. I naturally wanted to learn more about how he is able to migrate free customers to paid status. Lau implied that his soft sell approach was successful.

The low point was Howard Neu's comment about next year's T.R.A.F.F.I.C. 2005 show --that it will be again be "by invitation only." Last year the show organizer Rick Schwartz excluded a number of members of the domain community from his trade show with a GRUDGE LIST --that banned individuals who had ever had minor disagreements with Schwartz on his private domain board dating back years-- including myself.

That sort of vindictiveness is unfortuneate.

 

[johnny6]

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