Protrada also has a new semantic engine that builds Google-friendly websites with rich content and network feeds. You can setup search filters, analyze domains, automate bidding, list domains for sale, and buy domains across all major marketplaces. Now imagine using a single, simple-to-use and comprehensive control panel to manage all your accounts. Inevitably, you forget to sign into one and lose a great domain…or worse. Second, managing multiple domain name marketplace and auction site accounts is a pain. David Weslow is the lawyer to call for Internet legal issues. Go search for David Weslow on DomainSherpa, watch his interview and you can see for yourself that he can clearly explain issues, can help you with buy/sell agreements, deal with website content issues and UDRP actions, and even help you write your website terms and conditions. Three messages before today’s interview educates and motivates you.įirst, if you’re a domain name investor, don’t you have unique legal needs that require domain name technical know-how and industry experience? That’s why you need David Weslow of Wiley Rein.

Interview (60:51): Watch | Listen/Download Audio | Sponsors | Read Transcript Your DomainSherpa Interview Learn how Andrew acquired the domain name, how much he paid, how he built the website, how he is marketing and promoting it, and what his plans are for monetizing the community he’s passionate about.īonus: We revisit the Rosener Equation (starting at 47:13 in the video below) and provide more insights for valuing premium, generic keyword domain names. But did you also know he is a developer?Īndrew not only developed and sold DX.com, a deal aggregator site (more on that in a subsequent interview), earlier in 2012, but also has recently launched, a community and social network for those interested in spearfishing and free diving.

We all know that Andrew Rosener, a former fishmonger, is one of the leading domain name brokers in the industry. EDITORIAL NOTE: In September 2015, appears to not resolve to a website and the business appears closed.

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