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March 26, 2009 Post

Here's the The Lowdown from DNJournal.com! Updated daily to fill you in on the latest buzz going around the domain name industry!

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If you are a domainer you have undoubtedly been hearing a lot about Twitter.com lately. Domainers seem to have adopted the micro-blogging social networking platform en masse and

many domain bloggers frequently write about the service on their regular blogs (DomainTweeter.com and DotSauce.com are a couple of good examples of this). A lot of domainers you know are using the service (I am also on it @DNJournal). DotSauce even maintains a frequently updated list of domainers on Twitter, making it easier to find friends and informational sources that you want to follow.

For those who haven't opened a free Twitter account yet and are wondering what all of the fuss is about, I came  

across an incredibly detailed Twitter guide at WebDesignerDepot.com. It is titled The Ultimate Guide for Everything Twitter and it truly is that, covering everything from the basics (tweets, profiles, followers, etc.) to more detailed topics like using Twitter to build your business, expanding your network and how to give your followers value. 

It also mentions something domainers can readily identify with - the importance of grabbing your name now before someone else gets it, even if you don't intend to use the service until sometime in the future. Adam Strong at DomainNameNews.com made that exact point a few weeks back and seeing his post is what prompted to me to open accounts in both my company and personal names. Soon after I started "tweeting" myself and it isn't nearly as painful as it sounds!

There is also a large domainer's community on Facebook. Though the basic functions of that service are easy enough to use, I still find parts of their system to be inscrutable and have yet to come across a user guide to Facebook that is nearly as impressive as

Adam Strong

WebDesignerDepot's Twitter guide. If anyone knows of one drop me a note with  the URL and I will pass it along to others here. 
(Posted March 26, 2009) 


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