Today, we’re delighted to introduce a new Domain Sherpa, Steve Webb, the baby-faced Computer Science PhD with tech experience that could fit into several lifetimes! Joining us for a casual, geeky conversation is Shane Cultra, the local business owner and domain name expert. We chat about SEO myths, and particularly about how to make money with Gateway.io, the new EPP based registrar built to serve handshake TLDs.
Any domain investor curious about the future, particularly with gTLDs, will benefit from today’s show!
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Steve Webb
Steve holds his PhD in Computer Science from Georgia Tech, developed software for Google, and built up several companies and/or their softwares through acquisition. He is currently investing his time in the domain name space via Park.io.
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Shane Cultra
Shane Cultra is a domain name investor and owner of the popular domain name blog, DSAD.com.
Cultra is also a fifth generation owner of Country Arbors Nursery based in Urbana, Illinois, and has been a member of the PBS television show Mid American Gardener for more than 10 years, in addition to being a part of various gardening segments on CBS and ABC.
Shane also recently launched two new businesses, BeeHouse.com and Wormcastings.com, leveraging his online expertise with his love of nature and business acumen to create two exciting new ventures that are sure to be successful.
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