Dan Hughes
Sr. Member
Don't know if anyone here buys domains, but 1plus1.com has a sale this month: dot.com names are $6.99 for the first year, and dot.info names are 99 cents for the first year. No taxes added, either!
So for 99 cents, you could buy yourname.info (like, danhughes.info).
What does that do for you? Well, even if you don't set up a website on the name, you get a free email account, so your email could be [email protected]. That's kinda neat for under a buck....
Or, here's what I did with mine. This morning I put up an internet page to sell some back issues of treasure magazines. (I have about 400 to sell.) I added the page to my wife's creativity coaching website, so the URL is:
http://creativitycoachingsite.com/treasuremanual/magazines.htm.
That's quite a mouthful, so I bought http://treasuremagazines.info for 99 cents, and I set it to automatically forward to the aforementioned page.
Which one are you more likely to remember?
So for 99 cents, you could buy yourname.info (like, danhughes.info).
What does that do for you? Well, even if you don't set up a website on the name, you get a free email account, so your email could be [email protected]. That's kinda neat for under a buck....
Or, here's what I did with mine. This morning I put up an internet page to sell some back issues of treasure magazines. (I have about 400 to sell.) I added the page to my wife's creativity coaching website, so the URL is:
http://creativitycoachingsite.com/treasuremanual/magazines.htm.
That's quite a mouthful, so I bought http://treasuremagazines.info for 99 cents, and I set it to automatically forward to the aforementioned page.
Which one are you more likely to remember?
