Setting up WordPress Multisite will allow you to test many websites at once, and add more websites as your needs grow. And you can do it for under $25 a year for hosting, with as many domain names as you like.

This video walks you through exactly what you need to do to sign up for a hosting account, set up WordPress, activate multisite, and a different domain name per website.

Learn how Perry Rosenbloom set up affiliate websites that generate a healthy five-figure income (soon to be six-figures) on topics he loves — and with domain names you can register today.

It didn’t happen overnight. It took consistent, hard work for a few years, but now his passive income affords him the flexibility to travel with his school-teacher wife during summers.

In the normal domain name registration world of up-sell, cross-sell and too much selling, NameSilo distinguishes themselves from all other domain name registrars by NOT doing what everyone else does.

Co-founder Michael Goldfarb discusses what “the catch” is and how NameSilo is able to offer every domain name add-on – such as privacy, protection and monetization – for free.

Innovative domain trading platform, Protrada.com, launches new training division. Los Angeles, CA, Thursday, Oct 4th 2012 – Protrada, aggregator of major domain auction houses and premier domain name trading platform, today announced their new partnership with internet marketing thought leader, coach and teacher, Alex Mandossian. Alex is a recognized internet marketing expert in hosting online […]

In this interview, Internet attorney Howard Neu, who successfully represented Rick Schwartz in the SaveMe.com uniform domain-name dispute-resolution policy (UDRP) case, discusses the details of the UDRP, how to improve your chances of winning a UDRP, and how Vanity.com could have improved the chances of winning their UDRP.

Including:
* The requirements of a complainant to win a UDRP
* What you are doing today that might be considered “bad faith”
* How the SaveMe.com UDRP was so easily defended
* How Vanity.com, Inc. could lose its domain, Vanity.com, when it owned a trademark
* What domain investors need to know to successfully defend a UDRP

What lead generation companies buy customer leads if I develop my generic, exact match domain name? This articles answers that question by providing a list of lead generation companies that currently own and operate lead generation websites.

Some of the new generic top level domains (gTLDs) will succeed, but most will fail if they don’t follow the advice Xavier Buck recommends in this interview.

Learn how Buck became the “king of ccTLDs” by offering customers the most comprehensive collection of country code top level domains, and how his developing ecosystem affords insights not many others have access to.

Does this sound like a familiar situation for you?

You:

1. Went to GoDaddy (or name another popular domain name registrar),
2. Searched for a domain name,
3. Saw that it was available for registration,
4. Decided to take a few days to think about it,
5. Decided you wanted to register the domain name and
6. Went back to GoDaddy only to find that it was already registered.

Then, of course, you think: GoDaddy stole my domain name!

How could it not be GoDaddy?

How do you build a successful lead generation business to help the growing aging population in the United States?

Chris Rodde shares how he and his two co-founders, Jay Goldstein and Tom Blumer – who were all well versed in lead generation – took an idea and built it into a business that now generates millions in revenue.

In this interview, Rodde answers questions about building a senior-care lead generation business that can be applied to any other niche or market, including:
* How they verified the need for this lead generation business
* How they convinced 2,300 senior living communities to back them
* How to set a price per lead, how much per lead is generated, and how the quality of leads is preserved

If you buy domain names from other parties or through auction, inevitably you’re going to find a need to have it removed from the SEDO sales process. For example, I purchased a domain name from another person who had it listed for sale on SEDO. Once the domain transfered to me, however, the domain name […]