NamesCon: Spotlight on Top Level Design

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This article is part of a series of interviews with  NamesCon  exhibitors and sponsors. NamesCon 2015 will be held  January 11-14, 2015 at the Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Over 800 people are expected to attend this conference.

Today’s interview is with Ray King, of Top Level Design.  Ray is the founder of AboutUs, Director of ICANNWiki, Co-founded SnapNames and is the CEO of Top Level Design, LLC. And it all started with 4 Apple II computers in 1984 which Ray used to teach Visicalc and dBase II.

Tell us more about Top Level Design.

We’re an Oregon based new

NamesCon: Spotlight on RightOfTheDot

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This article is part of a series of interviews with NamesCon exhibitors and sponsors. NamesCon is the largest commercial domain name conference and is held every January in Las Vegas. The NamesCon 2015 dates are January 11-14, 2015 at the Tropicana Hotel on the famous Las Vegas strip.

Today’s interview is with Monte Cahn, President of RightOfTheDot, LLC.

Q. Can you tell us about your company and how long you have been there?

RightOfTheDot, LLC is an Internet consulting and advertising firm specialising in new and existing TLD strategy, board advisement, premium domain and market positioning, sales, brokerage and auction services, and contention resolution and private auction services. The

Wine.Club Up for Auction at NamesCon With $150k Reserve

I saw and wanted to share the tweet below from .Club registry CEO Colin Campbell regarding the Wine.Club domain name and its inclusion in the NamesCon domain auction that is being conducted by Right of the Dot:

I reached out to Campbell and .Club Chief Marketing Officer Jeff Sass to ask about the auction and the $150k reserve price. Here’s what Sass had to say in a response to my email:

Share Your NamesCon Panel and Speaker Ideas

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I’ve been trying to coordinate my trip to Las Vegas for NamesCon, as I am trying to balance a party at Mohegan Sun that Saturday and the NFL playoff games scheduled for the weekend. While doing this, I spent some time on the NamesCon website to see when I need to arrive (looks like Sunday afternoon), and I saw the following note:

“Speaker and Panelist submissions are currently being accepted for the 2015 NamesCon. Have a great idea? Have a cool, transformational product or service the world needs to hear about?”

I don’t really attend many panels or listen to the keynote speakers unless they are notable. I guess there is no better way to schedule “notable” panels and keynotes than to ask attendees what they would find interesting.

With that in mind, I thought I would open the floor and do a bit of crowdsourcing to see what you would be interested in hearing or learning about at NamesCon. I thought I would share a few of my ideas with you, and I hope you are interested in sharing your ideas as well. If you want to share your ideas with conference organizers in private, there is an email address on the website for idea submissions.

NamesCon Keynote speaker ideas and suggestions:

Last Day to Get $399 NamesCon Rate

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If you are planning to attend the NamesCon domain investment conference in Las Vegas this January and you have not yet bought your conference ticket, you should consider buying it today. At midnight tonight, the ticket cost will rise by $200 to $599.

Here’s what conference founder Richard Lau said in an email this morning:

“Just to let everyone know that the price of a registration ticket for NamesCom jumps by $200 at midnight tonight from the current price of $399 to $599 a night.

Previous attendees have a super discount price of $299 until midnight tonight.”

NamesCon will be held

NamesCon: Spotlight on 101domain.com

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This article is the first in a series where NamesCon is conducting interviews with its Exhibitors and Sponsors. NamesCon is the largest commercial domain name conference and is held every January in Las Vegas. The NamesCon 2015 dates are January 11-14, 2015 at the Tropicana Hotel on the famous Las Vegas strip.

Today we are lucky to have Joe Alagna from 101domain.com:

Q. Hi Joe! Can you tell us about your company and how long you have been there?