Comments for Online Biz Direct Blog http://blog.onlinebizdirect.com Helping Businesses Do Business Online Thu, 11 Mar 2010 07:07:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on Passion for the Business by Frances Palaschuk http://blog.onlinebizdirect.com/2008/07/07/passion-for-the-business/#comment-3 Frances Palaschuk Mon, 04 Aug 2008 18:36:54 +0000 http://blog.onlinebizdirect.com/?p=5#comment-3 You nailed it! Many successful people are very passionate about what they do. I guess that is why they do it so well! You nailed it! Many successful people are very passionate about what they do. I guess that is why they do it so well!

]]> Comment on How Many Domain Names? by Mitch Powell http://blog.onlinebizdirect.com/2008/07/18/how-many-domain-names/#comment-2 Mitch Powell Fri, 01 Aug 2008 05:49:48 +0000 http://blog.onlinebizdirect.com/?p=14#comment-2 You nailed me. Over the years I've found that thinking up domain names and registering them has been the easier part of the whole process. I would get what I thought was a great idea, and I would find that the domain name was available, and I just had to have it. It's left me with about twenty or so domains whose underlying intentions have since taken up a back burner. And you don't want to just toss them out. That would be admitting great failure. But what's worse? Pathetic domains that embarrass you and damage your reputation? Or just scrapping them? My AdSense income from them has amounted to about $100 over five years. Pretty sad, huh? Still, my cognition grinds along trying to amalgamate these efforts into one big project; a sort of demonstration of how to deal with your attention-deficit disorder and capitalize on, and salvage, your past attempts. I would add that if you can get your own name.com, it is a good idea. I waited for mine to come available for about three months, and paid money to have a service police it for me. It's among my stable of needy upgradeables. I'm now off on a tangent with Ustream, hoping to broadcast a how-to on salvaging waifs like these which have been tossed asunder by the information overload typhoon. Wish me luck. You nailed me. Over the years I’ve found that thinking up domain names and registering them has been the easier part of the whole process. I would get what I thought was a great idea, and I would find that the domain name was available, and I just had to have it.

It’s left me with about twenty or so domains whose underlying intentions have since taken up a back burner.

And you don’t want to just toss them out. That would be admitting great failure. But what’s worse? Pathetic domains that embarrass you and damage your reputation? Or just scrapping them?

My AdSense income from them has amounted to about $100 over five years. Pretty sad, huh?

Still, my cognition grinds along trying to amalgamate these efforts into one big project; a sort of demonstration of how to deal with your attention-deficit disorder and capitalize on, and salvage, your past attempts.

I would add that if you can get your own name.com, it is a good idea. I waited for mine to come available for about three months, and paid money to have a service police it for me.

It’s among my stable of needy upgradeables.

I’m now off on a tangent with Ustream, hoping to broadcast a how-to on salvaging waifs like these which have been tossed asunder by the information overload typhoon.

Wish me luck.

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