Bido.com Launches One-Domain-Name-Per-Day Auction
Bido.com will be launching their much anticipated first auction on Wednesday June 18th, 2008 at 1pm EDT. Bido.com is the only online domain name auction house that will auction off one domain name per day. While Domain name investors (?Domainers?) have a variety of choices of venues to buy aftermarket, premium domains, the choices can be overwhelming. Bido.com?s point-of-difference for buyers and sellers is to focus on an individual domain name for sale each day. This one-domain-per-day auction will generate greater focus and will accurately pinpoint a domain name?s true market value. At the same time, busy Domainers can easily bid on the daily domain name being auctioned without fear of missing an opportunity.

Domain Parking Vs Domain Development
The "Should I park my domain name and monetize it that way or should I develop a website" is a pretty old debate among domainers

How to Register an Expiring Domain
Understanding the process and options involved with registering an expiring domain can be a confusing task. How, Where, When?This article will explain the basic steps to researching an expiring domain name, and the many different options (or should I say necessary steps to insure success).

Recent National Arbitration Forum Domain Name Decisions Involve YouTube, Canadian Television and American Girl
Dispute resolution provider offers inexpensive legal process for domain disputes.

Domain Entrepreneur Launches Broker and Domain Name Registrant Services
SearchDomainsForSale.com management has announced that it is expanding the business model to provide domain broker and domain consulting services to domain name portfolio owners, individuals and corporations.

Domain Advertising Agency Introduces Ubiquitous Advertising and Marketing Platform
Unknown to most Web users, Domain Names are actively bought and sold on a daily basis at an average price of $2500 in the Domain Aftermarket, post registration fee of only $10.00 on average.

Domain Parking Explained
Domain names are being snapped up all the time so if you have thought of a cool domain name for a future project then it might be wise to register it now. There is a chance that if you leave it too late someone else may register it.

How to Backorder For a Domain Name - Part I
Backordering for a domain name is a well-known process used by a number of expired domain traders At present, domain backordering service firms offer five different types of model that focus on targeting different stages of domain deletion cycle

Is Parking a Domain Worth Doing?
Overview Parking a domain is an ongoing process of registering your domain and allowing the parking company to develop your domain for themselves Until you state otherwise these domain parking companies will arrange for third-party advertisers to place advertising links onto your domain