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Going Back to Facebook Group /masspage
It seems like this group is not working as well as the Facebook group was. I am reopening the Facebook group today and we will resume the Sunday Live and other Livestreams there as well. If you can't beat them, then rejoin them. https://www.facebook.com/groups/masspage/ Some changes are coming... and the topics we cover will be broader than just Mass Page SEO. We (Simon & I) will talk about AI, Automation, Domains, SEO, Affiliate and Making Money Online, etc. I am very excited about the software (ImageFly and MWB) launching in the coming weeks and I think you will love what is coming! FYI: Because Facebook does not like the words "Mass Page" or "Mass.Page" we can use acronyms like MP or MPT (Mass Page Tools). Thanks again for your continued support and I will see you inside the FB Group!😀
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New comment Jun '22
1 like • Jun '22
Sorry to hear. Wished we could have made it work. Loved many of Skool's features. Sounds good to focus on the active community. Am not a Facebook member. So glad for knowledge picked up these past few months. Hope to see everyone along our digital journey. All the best!
1 like • Jun '22
A few months ago, I discovered another YouTube live stream group that just opened a new community at Circle.io, Domain To Profit (DTP), as a test. Some features of Skool, like badges, and the way posts appear, are features at Skool that I miss at Circle.io. So far, the DTP membership is eight people (8), as it is very much in the beginning stages. Drew Wash, who is about to post his 100th YouTube livestream, wrote, "Domain to Profit is a community of developers, domain name investors, and entrepreneurs that believe domain names are meant to be developed. A developed generic domain name is the best solution for empowering small businesses, giving them power to stand up to Google and big business." Domain to Profit also has a weekly Monday YouTube live stream where Drew Wash searches through domain names expiring that week. Some tools he uses are ExpiredDomains.net and SpyFu to peruse GoDaddy auctions expiring within 7 days. One of Drew's recent tips at Domain To Profit (DTP): "When we started Towing.com our marketing was:• Type in traffic finding us.• An ad in a trade magazine.• Then a tradeshow. Other than that, we did a lot of cold calling...." It would great to see Mass.Page members at YouTube Live streams on Mondays and perhaps see your comments at the Domain To Profit (DTP) test community. (Posts can be viewed even if not registered). If ok, I would like to send a Mass Page Facebook invitation to Drew (and his community, if I am brave enough). Even if I can't use the link now, I think many would benefit from what is happening at Mass.Page. Note: Permission was NOT granted to post this message but hopefully, it is ok with all parties.
Domain Yearly Renewal Dilemma - Release or Renew?
It's that time of year again and the domain renewal dilemma hits. Time to release or renew? What criteria help in the decision to release or renew domains? What makes some domains keepers, some less desirable, and some reaching the time to toss? Is it basic value, as set by GoDaddy's valuator or other reasons? It may be interesting for folks to post lists of domains they are not renewing that may be salvaged by others in the community?
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1 like • Jun '22
A good registrar resource is TLD- List ( https: // tld-list .com /registrars) for comparison of features, prices and to find registrars for domains with obscure extensions. (Helpful if searching for hard to find 1, 2, and 3 letter domain names). My registrars are GoDaddy, Epik, HostGator, NameCheap, and recently, PorkBun. Price comparisons (.com) 6/10/22. Sources vary. Corrections welcome. 12 months from - Annual Renewal IONOS (1&1) $1.00** $15 Epik $ 8.49 $ 8.99 GoDaddy*** $ 5.17 $ 20.17 HostGator $12.95 $ 18.99 NameCheap $ 6.16 $ 14.16 Porkbun $ 8.13 $ 9.13 *Apparently IONIS no longer shows as active for comparisons at TLD-List. **Many registrars have initial one time special offer prices that are only available for the first year of one new or transfer .COM per customer. ***My primary registrar is GoDaddy. As far as competitive pricing, through GoDaddy's Domain Discount Club (DDC) - (grandfathered in @ $118.99 per year), pricing is pretty good ($8.85 .com registrations, renewals & transfers, 400+ TLDs available, CashParking & 1 year Domain Auction membership included). Before registering search for discounts. Some registrar’s promo codes are found at TLD-List (https: // tld-list com / promo-codes). See also Mass Page Skool post: Domaining: which domain registrar is best?  Read more on registrar considerations, “Should You Get Your Domain from Namecheap or GoDaddy?” I hope this helps.
GoDaddy Ending Forwarding of Existing Shortened Links
Apparently, per an article, "GoDaddy Ending Forwarding of Existing Shortened Links" (https://www.billhartzer.com/domain-names/godaddy-ending-forwarding-shortened-links/) posted on May 5, 2022 by Bill Hartzer, "GoDaddy is ending the forwarding of existing GoDaddy's shortened links. So, if you were (or are) using one of GoDaddy’s shortened links, then after June 4, 2022 the shortened links will no longer work." "If you’re still using these GoDaddy shortened links, you can run an online search for “URL shortener” to find other similar solutions..." A follow-up article that looks more time consuming to configure than shortened links, but that may help is "How to Create Your Own Customized Short URL for Your Blog?.)". The article gives advice on a "good way to create a short URL for your WordPress site" . - "Buy a Short URL or Short Domain Name". - "Setup Your Custom Domain in Bitly" - "Set DNS A Record to Point to Bitly". Additional step-by-step instructions are clearly presented. Note: Find Bitly pricing plans, including the free plan at https://bitly.com/pages/pricing. Additional resources: - The 7 best URL shorteners of 2022 (https://zapier.com/blog/best-url-shorteners/) - Best Link Shorteners Reviewed: Bitly vs. TinyURL vs. BL.INK (https://www.clearvoice.com/blog/best-link-shorteners/) - How to Redirect a Domain without Changing the URL (https://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/domain-names/redirect-without-changing-url/)
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Sunday Live is taking a break...
We are going to make a pause in the Sunday Live programs so that Simon and I can have more time to focus on research and my product launches of MWB and ImagFly. You will still see plenty of us, but I need to pause the Sunday show for a bit. Thanks again for all your support so far and we look forward to bringing the show back after my launches. Feel free to reach out to Simon or I if you have any comments or concerns.
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New comment May '22
2 likes • May '22
Missed everyone! But now I have time to catch up on many replays! Thank you for all the work. Looking forward to when the break is over!
1 like • May '22
Just checked the Mass Page calendar. It appears Sunday Live will restart in June. Is that correct? (crossing fingers but understand if that is too soon.)
The Great Domain Name Hunt (1998)
If you are struggling today to find the perfect domain but settled on the next best thing, you may find you are not so different from domain hunters searching in the late nineties. In 1998, Peter H. Lewis, published an article in the NY Times, "The Great Domain Name Hunt", implying that the best domain names were getting too expensive, going fast, or already gone! He considered the radical idea of tracking down the perfect domain even if it meant using alternate domain extensions versus the hard to find ".com". Mr. Lewis jeered, "Last year, someone in Texas was reported to have paid $150,000 for the name business.com". He must have been aghast in 1999 when he read that Business.com sold for $7.5 million, followed by a sale in 2007, for $350 million. For a bit of humor and a look at domain prices and struggles from the past, you must read "The Great Domain Name Hunt" by Peter H. Lewis, June 4, 1998. If only we knew what we know now and had a time machine to go back 24 years! Have you considered, purchased, or developed domains with alternate extensions? Any gems you regret not grabbing or misgivings over lost opportunities?
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