The Future Is Now

Well, look at that – time has flown by. I haven’t checked in on this blog in well over a decade. Over the past decade, I’ve fallen out of the domaining world. Back in the mid to late 2000’s, we really saw domains taking off. However, we have not seen that energy since. Large communities surrounding web development and domains have almost vanished and are now playgrounds for spammers to run wild. Where does the domain industry go from here? Has the internet grown bored of the expansion of numerous extensions?

Future For Domaining?

The future for domains is not looking to bright, in my opinion. Nothing has really turned any heads over the past year. If you take a look 4-5 years ago, there were so many different events going on within the world of domains. New extensions were on the rise… remember .mobi? Just think about how many companies you .mobi for their mobile website. The answer? Close to none, from what I’ve seen. That had to be one of the biggest flops.  I’d like your feedback as well to see what you think!

No Porn For You

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has delayed yet another critical vote on the creation of a long-awaited .xxx domain.

The vote – which has been postponed until June 2010 – will reportedly follow the formulation of a document that outlines various options available to the organization.

Source

Domains in 2010

Well, here we are in the end of February. What have you seen so far in 2010 in regards to domains? Do you think they will rise up in value or crash? We are awaiting your comments and feedback!

~The Domain Blog

Noomle Launches Mobile System

As the only Ad-Hoc Development and Publishing Engine of its kind, Noomle.com is implementing mobile delivery into the value added propositions for Domain Name Owners.

In continuation of its well respected “no revenue share” model, Noomle.com is adding a fully automated browser detection platform to its services to address the ever growing popularity of mobile browsing. The incoming browser is automatically detected, while the Noomle engine delivers the correct format to the requesting device.

Opposing to traditional domain parking platforms, Noomle Mobile will continue to deliver unique, user created content through stock templates, with the implementation of Google Mobile Ads on top of the template. During the extensive open Beta testing, Noomle will offer an even traffic share between the domain name owner and the Noomle.com engine, where both parties stand to gain additional revenues, at no financial charge to the domain name owner.

There are 405 million mobile internet users worldwide, according to Internet research firm eMarketer, and within four years this number is expected to double. While the global economy is battling the ongoing recession, advertisers have by far and large revised their budgets and strategies. For the first time since conception of mainstream internet connectivity to American households, Internet advertising has seen a decline in Dollars spent on campaigns. In positive news, advertising spending on the mobile market has increased.

Do yourself a favor and check out Noomle. It’s a site like no other. You can finally earn money from your domains. Tell them Bill sent you!