DomainFlipBlog.com is now Domainvestors.tv!
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Good luck with the change, everything is looking good.
One suggestion, be patient. Video is slow to catch on and you can easily be discouraged if you’re constantly look at the number of views.
PS…this comment font color is hard to read. I wear glasses and am blind so it might just be me
Thanks Patrick! Appreciate the positive comments. Good point as well – definitely will have to be patient!
The comment font color is hard to read so I’m going to adjust it a bit.
Hey Morgan,
Congrats on the new site (thanks for the sneek peek you gave me yesterday)
I am sure with the great video content you have been providing so far on your old blog that this site will do very well.
Regards
Ed
OzDomainer.com
I like the new name and believe it will be a better fit, and branding opportunity, for your blog’s focus. You point about “video posts” places good emphasis on how viewers enjoy non-text media as a learning tool.
.TV is a perfect name space for online video presentation.
Want to say tooo that your online presentations are well organized and your delivery very good. Some online presenters will ramble at times.
Yours have excellent pacing and are easy to follow. It’s clear that you do good preparation.
Thanks for the positive comments! I have really enjoyed writing my blog and am looking forward to delivering my content in a more dynamic and interactive way!
ahhh, so this is why your rss isnt working on my frrd reader, lol
congratulation for your new home
btw vimeo is kinda slow …
Sorry you missed the move – glad to have you back! Vimeo allows for higher quality videos and the ability to go longer than 10 minutes. As long as you have a broadband connection you should be fine. For dial-up users though I think it might be time to upgrade.