Warren Buffet recommends Index Equity Funds
June 22, 2010 by David
Filed under Featured Articles, Money Matters, Stock Index Markets, Stocks & Options, Website Announcements, Website News
One more web site (a small site so far) is now online. However, we need more relevant site content for http://indexequityfunds.com/ – We are looking for index funds, annuity, investing, options and stock trading personal feedback to expand the IndexEquityFunds.com web site. If you or someone you know can make some good and relevant content (which does not need to be professionally written) we can add to the site (with credit to the author and a link -if wanted). Your assistance will be appreciated.
Index Equity Funds are an excellent way to invest for the long-term. Warren Buffet talked about index equity funds on a recent Today Show interview with Matt Lauer. We have that segment of the “Today Show” interview located at our indexequityfund.com web site, found about 1/3 of the way down the main-page. You can visit our new website by going to Index Equity Funds now, or clicking-on the image below. Thank you.
Antioxidant Vitamin Therapy new web site
April 28, 2010 by adminst
Filed under Domain Development, Domains & Websites, Website Announcements, Website News
We just released a new website regarding Antioxidant Vitamin Therapy which subject is rapidly gaining populariy for those wishing to keep a younger and achieve a healthier look.
The new site can be accessed by clicking-0n the girls photo below. Comments about the site are welcome…
Yahoo! buys Me.Me domain but is it smart of them?
April 21, 2010 by adminst
Filed under Marketing & Advertising, Social Networking Sites, Website Announcements
Yahoo has just announced they have purchased the Me.me domain for a Twitter-Like Microblogging Site. Yahoo is apparently still going full-force with its Twitter competitor, Yahoo Meme. Yahoo has now bought up the clever domain name, Me.me, from the .ME domain registry, which is based in the country of Montenegro. No word on how much Yahoo paid for me.me domain name.
Yahoo calls the purchase “an essential component of our online branding strategy.” The buy suggests Yahoo is readying a wider roll-out of the service, which has not been advertised widely. On Meme, users may write short entries and add photos or videos to their pages, which are called “memes;” users can “follow” other memes and track entries from those pages via a dashboard.
The domain Me.me in our opinion is a dumb domain name and indicates how Yahoo! is alleged to be far from sharp or smart. Another example of Yahoo’s lack of success is the multi-year beta-testing of the Yahoo Publishing Network and its sudden closing at end of April.
To further demonstrate how allegedly dumb YPN was last year YPN called and emailed us to take down our access to their keyword ad targeting tool. They refused to say why other than saying they did not like the way we were using it. That was onviously BS since we used the tool exactly as intended to target ads about the subject of the site and domain and never wrongly deviated from its correct use.
YPN allegedly really did not have sufficient ad inventory in some important categories we were targeting so they allegedly did not truly desire the ad tool to be used correctly by us since that in-effect prevented them from running non-targeted ads. We believe they had inventory of non-important keyword ads such as dating, games and cell phones, etc., for example, but alleged low inventory in hgher paying categories such as financials, credit, trading and health for example, for which we were using the ad tool successfully (as they had in fact intended) until they took it away from us.
Yahoo Publisher Network (YPN) is Shutting Down
March 31, 2010 by adminst
Filed under Affiliate Programs, Marketing & Advertising, Software & Programs, Website Announcements, Website Announcements, media & news
Just received email from Yahoo announcing they are shutting down Yahoo Publisher Network by the end of April 2010.
Not really too surprising since it never did very well for many publishers compared to Google Adsense and never got out of Beta after several years in beta.
Some of their policies were also odd such as when they both emailed and called making us stop using the YPN Ad Targeting Tool where I was able to accurately target YPN ads to the right category based on both the domain name and site content.
The representative we spoke to said YPN did not like the way I was using it (but gave no real explanation after asking her for the reason many times) even though I was usng the ad targeting tool exactly as intended with 100% genuine ad targeting.
Funny thing is I always suspected YPN actually did not truly want completely accurate ad targeting since YPN allegedly had limited ad inventory in several important or niche categories. However, the ad targeting tool forced those ads where there may have been low inventory. Now I am thinking my guess about that was actually correct. LOL.
Newly Developed Family Child Center Website
February 19, 2010 by David
Filed under Domain Development, Domains & Websites, Featured Articles, Making Money, Search Engine Optimization, Website Announcements, Website Announcements, Website News
This week we completed a new small web site about child-care and family child care centers. Getting good and responsible child care for your kids is very important to both the children and parents.
By the way, we need more content for this new website. Do you have anything to contribute about child care, kids, rasing kids, children’s entertainmen, etc, (possibly family experience with childcare) that we could publish on the site for everyone’s benefit?
A content contribution would be greatly appreciated. If you choose to contribute some general knowledge to the site it does not need to be professionally written. Either long or short is ok. You name may be used or not published if you wish.
You can review the new site by clicking-on the image:
Can Alzheimer’s be Prevented or Less Severe?
February 4, 2010 by adminst
Filed under Domain Development, Health Matters, Search Engine Optimization, Website Announcements, Website Announcements, Website News
We just finished a new small website about alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Alzheimer’s is both a very serious and sad medical condition which dementia can even cause your closest friends and relatives to not reognize you, as the condition becomes worse.
An aspirin regimen to help Alzheiner’s is a little known and rarely discussed health and wellness subject. We personally believe a low-dose baby aspirin regimen can in our opinion help stop alzheimer’s disease onset and also perhaps lessen its severity (or even reverse the condition) once alzheimer’s is underway.
A reason we say that is based on both personal experience with a long-term aspirin regimen combined with lots of research about low dose aspirin therapy and its great potential health benefits.
More information is at the new site Moderate Alzheimers.com
By the way, we need more content for that website. Do you have anything about Alzheimer’s prevention, cures or treatment options (or possibly a family experience with dementia) we could republish on the site for everyone’s benefit? A content contribution would be greatly appreciated.
Natural Healing Institute Naturopathy Medicine
January 27, 2010 by David
Filed under Domain Development, Domains & Websites, Featured Articles, Health & Wellness, Health Matters, Website Announcements, Website Announcements, Website News
Just completed one more small website about natural healing. Natural and alternative medicine therapy medical health practice is gettng more popular compared to traditional medicine, which usually relies more on drugs and fighting disease vs disease prevention as is the case with natural healing.
The new site is located here: Natural Healing Institute
Any comments are welcome. In addition I am actively looking for more site content so if you have something to contribute or know of any alternative medicine articles or healing tips as far as natural healh and natural healing remedies are concerened it would be most appreciated if you can post them so I can add your contribution to the new web site. Thanks.
Millionaire Matchmaker About A Medical Device
January 23, 2010 by David
Filed under Domain Development, Domains & Websites, Featured Articles, Health Matters, Public Matters, Public Resources, Website Announcements, Website Announcements, Website News
We were watching the new hit TV show “Millionaire Matchmaker” (millionaire dating club) a few days ago when the millionaire asked the very attractive blond what she did for a living and he was informed she sells the incontinence condition medical device “Bladder Pacemaker” – We already have a new small website online for the domain anme and new medical device, which can help a lot of people with the serious incontinence health condition: Bladder Pacemaker
LiveApp.com and LiveApps.com domains for sale
October 2, 2009 by David
Filed under Domain Sales & Prices, Domains & Websites, Marketing & Advertising, Wanted, Website Announcements, Website Announcements
Two very high profile premium domains for sale, LiveApps.com and LiveApp.com. Registered since 1999. Available as a pair or individually.
There are more than 65,000 app developers and well over 100,000 apps already developed. I believe Apple Computer purchased AppStore.com last month for a ton of money.
The domains are not being sold by a broker at this time. Please contact me direct for more details or with any reasonable offers.
P.S. also interested in finding a good domain broker to market and sell these 2 great LiveApp(s) domains. Willing to pay substantial commission upon sale but not paying upfront fee as unfortunately was done before. As a side-note, domainers can be warned to avoid paying a fee in advance to a broker no matter how legit he seems, or well known he is. That’s because there’s always a possibility of a falling-out and you losing the money (since the broker already received his money, with the potential sales commission perhaps not really being his main goal but you did not realize that aspect) and thus the broker may not do much ‘work’ for you or be slow at the marketing (possibly because he already has his money) so you may end-up in a dispute and ask for a refund but the broker may not want to refund your pre-paid money, been there and done that, unfortunately! Another issue which casts doubt about how legitimate the up-front fee model is you have to ask yourself why if the broker can really get a buyer he simply does not do so regardless of getting money in advance, especially since his commission will normally be far greater than the up-front fee he wants?The answer to that question should be obvious.



