The Geo Network Is Growing

Posted by Steve under Announcements on Wednesday, June 11th, 2008 11:19 am

The Geo Network is starting to take some shape and users have started to embrace the platforms launched thus far. GeoDomainer.com has done outstanding in 1 months time. Already, it has recruited 156 members and growing daily. Many are top industry professionals in the domain industry. Our modest goal is to reach 1,000 members by the end of the year. In order to do this, we will continue to add applications that are useful to industry professionals. Additionally, members can assist by inviting friends, associates, etc to GeoDomainer.com. We have added some upgrades to the site this week, with many more planned in the near future. If you have not signed up, please do so and see what the site has to offer.

The Geo Forum has continued to grow as well. There is lots of great information located on this site from an array of professionals. It is also a great place to sell geo domains and network.

SimplyGeo.com continues to grow each month with quality readership. We have decided that we will keep the blog going as a general blog and make the blog on GeoDomains.com our corporate blog. If you are interested in advertising, now is the time to sign up. We offer great pricing for the quality of eyeballs we get monthly on SimplyGeo.com. Prices will soon go up to meet industry standards. There are a variety of plans to choose from where you can lock in rates for 3 months.

There is still lots of work to do. We are working some amazing deals in the back ground. They will be good for the domain industry as a whole and will bring value to all industry professionals that embrace them. Development is hard work, but it is also very rewarding to see sites grow and people using them daily. Geodomainer.com and the Geo Forum will continue to grow without any interaction from our part. It is great to develop platforms where user-generated content keeps the sites growing. I stated this as a goal when I first started blogging. It is now starting to take shape and is very fulfilling. There are many great things to come.

Thank you for your continued support!

3 Responses to “The Geo Network Is Growing”

Eugene Krassnoff Says:
June 11th, 2008 at 11:41 am
You’re doing an outstanding job, Steve trying to promote Geo industry. I wish you and your team the best of luck for future geo related development projects. Keep up the good work!
Neal R. Voron Says:
June 11th, 2008 at 12:09 pm
Steve,

I have been superbly impressed by the quality of the people and the interactions at GeoDomainer.com… Beyond building businesses, members are building friendships that could last a lifetime and make a huge difference in their personal lives!

Getting a phone call from Tommy Butler from Scotland yesterday was special — speaking with him made my day!

GeoDomainer.com has made my world larger and smaller at the same time! Thank you for making this possible!

Sincerely,
Neal
Tommy Butler Says:
June 12th, 2008 at 02:06 am
Hi Steve Hi Neal

was nice talking to you both.
Thought qwould let you know now proud owners of PENRITH.COM

Now this is another little gem I picked up cheap. and hope this is another tip for some Geo domainers. and will show some samples of this.

PENRITH.COM
is a small town in the lake district of England holiday location then on the other side of the world in Penrith is also suburb in western Sydney, in the state of New South Wales Australia.

one has population of 12000 the other 150.000
another location like this is hamilton in scotland pop about 44000 but hamilton in Canada pop 400.000.

So if your lucky and can match geo locations with others and buy from the person in the small population then you have the advantage of using the name for bigger and hopefully the location that will get the more traffic

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My name is Steven Morales and I entered the domain industry back in 1999. I started out in the greatdomains.com chatroom under the nickname ”texmex”. I have been in and out of the industry and have sold several of domain names over the years. Read more