I’ve used to use GoDaddy and Dynadot as my domain name registrars. But lately, I’ve been using NameCheap more than ever. Reasons? It’s the cheapest – at only $9.69 for a new domain … wait a minute, isn’t $9.69 more expensive than Dynadot’s $9.25 (.com)? Nah, with a NameCheap discount coupon “NCSPRING”, you got a 10% off and a new domain name at NameCheap is a mere $8.89. And you know what? It comes with a free WhoIsGuard – a domain privacy feature that mask your important personal details like email, handphone and address when someone do a WHOIS on your domain.

So if you now ask me which is my fav domain name registrar? The answer is crystal clear … NAMECHEAP.

I’ve opened up another 2 new slots for managed blog. Grab it while it’s still available

3 of the 5 managed blogs I’ve developed in the last 3 weeks are now ranking on top 3 pages in Google.com with their respective high volume high profitability potential keywords.

Think I gonna squeeze out some time to develop some profitable managed blogs for myself too.

Whenever anyone ask “which is the best autoresponder?”, the answers are always Aweber or GetResponse. But not anymore.

Entering the email autoresponder market with a big bang is – Webby Email. The biggest difference? Unlike Aweber and GetResponse which are charging a subscription like $20 per month, there is no recurring monthly fee from Webby Email. There is only a one-time set up fee of $49 and you have a professional autoresponder with top specs :

- No list size limits or fees
- Surveys and feedback forms integrated
- Unlimited autoresponders
- Easily import/export contacts
- Google Calendar integration
… and more.

From time to time, there will be one killer gadget, tool or web application that shake and rock the internet industry, Webby Email is definitely one.

Ooops, realized that I’ve not been blogging lately. One of the main reasons is because I’ve an overwhelming response for my managed blog orders which I’ve to fulfill. First of all, I would like to really thank those who have ordered my managed blogging service, especially those in my Internet Marketing short courses, for your generous support and patience (for granting me more time to complete your managed blog).

At this moment, if you click the “Order” button at the managed blog page, you’ll see a Sold Out. In order to maintain the quality and focus of developing those managed blogs in queue, I’ve to stop taking more orders. Just to update, I’ve currently 3 managed blogs in the pipe line which are in development. I’ve another 3 orders, which are “reserved”, in my ticketing support. Hence, the moment I’ve eased the queue, likely to be early April, I’ll reopen the managed blog service, and this time round, I’ll announce it via post like this.

Once again, thank you all for the generous support. One thing’s for sure – I’ll surely give you the managed blog that is as promised – effective and profitable.