Gordon is a domain investor who I met and had several conversations on DN Forum and in person at Grand Central a few weeks ago. He is knowledgeable about SEO and about domain names, and is a genuinely good person.A few days ago, I briefly noticed a new industry blog at the domain name DailyBull.com. Little did I know, Gordon was the person behind this blog. I think it’s the perfect domain name for a blog, and it’s great to see that it’s going to be a blog in this industry!
I am a proponent of giving back to the less fortunate when possible, and Gordon has a great idea. In almost every organization with which I have been involved (college fraternity, Interfraternity Council, corporate job…etc) the group raises funds for a specific cause as a way to help, show unity, and show strength. I like the idea of working together as a community to help a cause that is important to people of all backgrounds. Kudos to Gordon for this idea.
No matter what causes we support, it is important to give back and help the less fortunate.
Elliot, you need to fix the link to Gordon’s blog to include www
He needs to get the force www plug in and this won’t be a problem.
Hi Elliot,
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I hope you like it; its currently a prototype site. Have yourself a great day.