Month: March 2022

  • Three key consumer behaviors to know in the travel industry

    The way we travel is changing. With the pandemic nearing its end phases, interest in travel is rising. Our first-party data has uncovered three primary attitudes that most people take when researching, considering, and purchasing their next adventure.

    We leveraged a supervised machine learning model to understand shopping and search behaviors for those looking for and purchasing airfare, hotels, cruises, rental cars, and online travel agencies. We found that each of … Read the rest “Three key consumer behaviors to know in the travel industry”

    Marketing

  • PureNFT Disrupts the NFT Market

    Combining minimalist aesthetics with the ongoing trend for digital art, PureNFT is an awesome new app that lets anyone break into the lucrative NFT market.

    The app aims to lower the bar for prospective NFT creators by creating a minimal artwork from a single-pixel captured anywhere on your viewport. You can mint your NFT directly in the app — the process of recording your artwork on the blockchain — and list it for free on PureNFT’s dedicated marketplace.

    Using PureNFT’s ArtPicker… Read the rest “PureNFT Disrupts the NFT Market”

    Web Design

  • InMotionHosting Core Shared Plan

    InMotionHosting’s Core Plan Overview

    InMotionHosting, a solid hosting provider, offers a “Core Plan” for small business owners. Basically, Core Plan is an entry-level shared hosting plan for those who want just to get started. 100GB storage, unmetered bandwidth, 10 email account, 40 MySQL & PostgreSQL Databases, BoldGrid Website Builder, 1 domain parking, and an SSL certificate are the something that is loaded in the Core plan. The introductory pricing of the Core… Read the rest “InMotionHosting Core Shared Plan”

    Website Hosting

  • GCP.com Sold for $550,000 via Sedo

    Yesterday morning, Dave Evanson, Senior Broker at Sedo, reported the sale of GCP.com for $ 550,000. The domain name was sold via Sedo:

    At the present time, GCP.com is registered to Sedo’s transfer service email address, so the buyer is not yet known. If I had to take a guess about who bought the domain name, I would be surprised if it wasn’t Google acquiring it for its Google Cloud Platform. There are a few other companies that use the GCP initials for their brand, but Google is the largest… Read the rest “GCP.com Sold for $550,000 via Sedo”

    Domains

  • Tiny Upgrades to Tiny.com

    A year and a half ago, Andrew Wilkinson, Co-Founder of a company called Tiny, shared some thoughts about how he felt when someone referred to his company as “Tiny Capital,” because the company’s slightly off-brand domain name was TinyCapital.com:

    After seeing the tweet in 2020, I followed up by asking Andrew how much his company would pay for Tiny.com if it were to ever become available to purchase, but he did not reply to my tweet. This morning, Andrew announced that his company… Read the rest “Tiny Upgrades to Tiny.com”

    Domains

  • 2022 Pan-Mass Challenge

    Later on this Summer, John Berryhill and I will participate in the Pan-Mass Challenge ride to raise funds and awareness for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston. Dana-Farber is one of the leading cancer organizations in the world, and we are happy and honored to be able to support its mission of providing exceptional cancer treatment and completing advanced cancer research. This will be my ninth PMC ride and John’s fourth PMC ride.

    During this year’s PMC, John and I will ride… Read the rest “2022 Pan-Mass Challenge”

    Domains

  • Panels Should Consider RDNH Even if Not Requested

    A National Arbitration Forum panel presided over a UDRP that was filed against the CyberGuard.com domain name. CyberGuard.com is owned by McAfee, the global computer security company. For whatever reason, the CyberGuard.com domain name does not resolve to a functioning website.

    Not surprisingly, the sole UDRP panelist, Terry F. Peppard, ruled in favor of McAfee even though the company did not respond to the UDRP. While the decision was on point, I think the panelist should… Read the rest “Panels Should Consider RDNH Even if Not Requested”

    Domains