DH Capital Names Former Tier 1 Analyst Vice President

March 24, 2011 — Hosting, Internet infrastructure and communications investment banking firm DH Capital announced on Thursday that it has named Aleetalynn Schenesky-Stronge vice president.

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Research Firm 451 Group Names Research Director

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(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- IT analyst company The 451 Group (www.451group.com) announced last week it has appointed IT industry veteran Eric Hanselman the organization's new research director for networking technology and related areas.

In this role, Hanselman will lead The 451 Group's networks practice, with responsibility for extending and increasing the value delivered by the firm in this critical arena.

"Eric brings to us an extensive, hands-on understanding of a broad range of IT subject areas, having direct experience in the development and application of a range of foundational enterprise technologies, including networking, virtualization, security and semiconductors," says Martin V. McCarthy, CEO of The 451 Group.

For more than 20 years, Hanselman has worked with technology leaders including IBM, Internet Security Systems, Sitara Networks and NEC. During this period he was involved in the introduction of many new technologies ranging from virtualization management systems to roll-outs for IPv6.

Most recently, he was chief technology officer at desktop virtualization specialist Leostream Corporation.

Hanselman is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, a Certified Information Systems Security Professional, a VMware Certified Professional. He is also a frequent speaker at leading industry events.

The 451 Group, which also operates Tier1 Research, Uptime Institute and TheInfoPro, analyzes the financial and industry implications of developments impacting public and private companies within the hosting, communications and Internet infrastructure sectors.

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How to turn $ 10 to $ 2,000 30 days registering domain names

If you are working online, accessing or browsing the Website you already know what a domain name. This is the name you type in the address bar to go to a particular site you have in mind. This is a unique identity with which each site is recognized and distinguished line.

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DomainsFree.org – Free Domain Names

Web Hosting Mind From the founder of T35 Hosting, comes the web hosting blog! Come experience the Web Hosting Mind and get a sneak peek into the news, technology, and issues of free web hosting! Skip to ContentHomeLog in Options: NormalLarge AboutContactFree Web HostingWebmaster Forum AboutContact --

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Useful Tips for Buying Multiple Domain Names

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The goal of nearly every webmaster is to continuously expand a network of websites that generate residual income. However, this goal cannot be accomplished without registering and acquiring a large collection of domain names, which will be used as the web addresses of the sites. Aside from registering completely unique domain names, many domain speculators choose to register alternative versions of their primary domain name for various reasons. Fortunately, most domain name registrars will provide a discount when several versions of the same primary domain name are purchased. In this, the more domain names you have access to, the more websites you can establish, and ultimately the more web traffic you can capture at one point in time. The following information discusses several techniques used by professional domain speculators when registering multiple domain names.

Capitalizing on Keywords

Keywords are basically the linguistic gateway that connects web traffic to your website. Any phrase that is commonly input into a search engine is considered to be a keyword, and is therefore capable of generating residual traffic if a website can successfully rank highly for a popular keyword. Thus, the first step in registering multiple domain names should be finding available domain names that contain popular keywords or key phrases within your desired niche. Not only will these phrases make it easier to rank highly for the keywords themselves within the search engines, it will also make it more likely that random web surfers will type in the name of your website simply by guessing the keyword. This especially true if you can register popular keywords with popular TLDs such as. com,.org, or.net.

Capturing Misspelled Traffic

It is also a good idea to purchase possible misspellings of your primary domain name, in order to capture type-in traffic that may misspell the name of your website while attempting to return to it. For example, if you own the domain name

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