101domain Hangout: “Doing Business Online in China”

Joe Alagna, Vice President of Channel Development at 101Domain will be hosting a Google Plus Hangout tomorrow that might be of interest to people in the domain investment business. Participating in the Hangout with Joe will be Simon Cousins, who is experienced in doing business in China.

Simon was on the the team that hosted the Chinese Domaining Masterclass at NamesCon, which was well received. To get a general idea about what will be discussed during the Hangout, Joe recently published a written interview with Simon on the 101Domain company blog. I think the Hangout will delve deeper into some of what was discussed in the interview.

Here’s what Joe had to say to describe tomorrow’s free Hangout event:

“I am going to interview Simon Cousins, an expert on doing business in China.

Many of our clients ask us how to get started overseas.  Simon  worked with the Beijing 2008 Olympic Committee for several years and was instrumental in the development of some of the most successful new IDN gTLDs in the industry.

China is hotter than ever, and the work his team did to open China to TLD Registry — taking them from zero to hero in 18 months is recognized industry-wide.  

101domain can help you to secure your brand around the world but the knowledge you’ll gain here will help you get even further.

Hope you can make it!”

There is no cost to attend the Hangout, and all are welcome. If you want to participate in the Hangout with Joe and Simon, it will be held on Tuesday, April 21 (tomorrow) from 2-2:30pm. You will need to visit the Hangout page and sign up to attend before participating.

I am not sure if 30 minutes will be long enough for a substantial topic like this, so hopefully this will be the first of a series of interviews.

Elliot Silver
Elliot Silver
About The Author: Elliot Silver is an Internet entrepreneur and publisher of DomainInvesting.com. Elliot is also the founder and President of Top Notch Domains, LLC, a company that has closed eight figures in deals. Please read the DomainInvesting.com Terms of Use page for additional information about the publisher, website comment policy, disclosures, and conflicts of interest. Reach out to Elliot: Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn
  1. Hello Eliott,

    Google is pushing their Minion salesmen to flood the Domain System Hierarchy with Bastardized Digital Code Via the New Quasi-Derivative gTLDS, to try and cement in their Monopoly Grip on the DNSs Nuetrality.

    People here us when we say, when you buy these Quasi-Derivative New gTLDS Google benefits and you LOSE. The new Quasi-Derivative gTLDs are GOOGLES front line to capture more Indentured Servants to their cause of Total DNS Dominance. GOOGLE is ALL Domain Name Extensions Holders ENEMY in Camouflage. They are currently involved in a Systematic Assault to destroy ALL Domain Name Extension Holders Livelihoods. JAS 4/20/15 Gratefully, Jeff Schneider (Contact Group) (Metal Tiger)

    • Hello Elliot,

      If we are not mistaken, you are talking about GOOGLE aren’t you ?

      You and others in the domaining community are tacitly supporting Google who is systematically working on REMOVING Domain NAME URLS from their search service. This should make you and ALL DOMAIN NAME EXTENSION HOLDERS very uneasy. Your livelihood as well as ALL DOMAINERS meaning ALL LARGE .COM PLATFORM Extension Holders along with .net, .org, .biz, .us, and all Legacy Extension owners ANGRY. Yet we see little concern, at least for now. Domainers need to take off the GOOGLEGLASSES and see how they are being Threatened By GOOGLE. JAS 4/21/15

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