3,000 GEO Names – Auctions are now Ending!
By Alan on Apr 18, 2009 in SnapNames
April 19th is the first day auctions start ending for our portfolio of over 3,000 GEO domain names in auction at SnapNames. We know 3,000 is a lot of domains so each and every day we will post the 250 or so in auction within the next 24 hours on the page below – auctions are each and every day until April 30th.
http://www.newfoundnames.com/geo3000.html
Bookmark the page and check back once a day so you are sure not to miss any of the deals to be found.
Content will be updated daily for the next 10 daysa
Published around 10 pm Pacific time nightly – ie, Tuesday’s list will be published Monday around 10 pm PST
Copywriter.at | Apr 22, 2009 | Reply
Alan, so what do you think about nicheondemand? I know how you love developing with wordpress because of its ease, and enormous customization options, support in themes and plugins….
Well for GEO Domains I have the perfect theme for you and those of you interested in developing a Geo Domain.
A full fledged city portal may be one of your options, however those that have tried it, know how much it takes in planning time and substantial resources. What if you want to start from a different angle while getting there? while still providing a site that is offers useful service and interactive features from the get go, and user generated content to boot.
This is where The Classifieds Theme comes into place to start.
why not checkout http://ClassifiedsTheme.com for wordpress. It lets visitors post ads easily from the front and without registrations (if you choose to). Also you have flexible monetization options. You the webmaster can easily set if you want to charge for listings, how much, and for how long.
But we already have craigslist?
This is different, this is a premium classifieds service catering specifically to your local targeted area based on location, community interest, your GEO DOmain etc…
The whole ClassifiedsTheme website is now on auction, but you can grab a copy of the theme before the auction ends, and new owner takes over.
Alan, sorry if this sounds like a self promotion, but since we are talking about GEO Domains here, i thought I might mention an option that exists that others might not have been aware of, please feel free to pass it on.