Tag: Morgan Linton

A real looking little boy climbs a beanstalk that reaches high into the sky. He sits amongst the clouds as he climbs and climbs higher and higher. He looks determined and fearless with his eyes squinting and sweat coming down his face. The image looks

September 21, 2026

Beanstalk Challenge Nears Finale: Plenty of Websites, but Where Is the Traction?

MIAMI, FL – Rick Schwartz’s Beanstalk Challenge has succeeded at one thing beyond dispute: getting valuable domain names developed. In roughly six months, dozens of premium domains that previously sat

March 5, 2019

Redirecting Domains with Backlinks Helps SEO; Google Doesn’t Want You to Know

NEW YORK – Morgan Linton’s blog caught my eye this morning as it discusses the redirecting of domain names for SEO, an often hotly debated topic. I find this topic

January 6, 2018

.COM Year in Review (2017): Top 100 Highest Reported .COM Domain Sales (NameBio)

NEW YORK, NY – According to NameBio, 66,159 .com domain sales were reported last year. The value of these top 100 is over 25 Million Dollars ($25,163,289.00). The majority of the

About the Publisher

John Colascione is Chief Executive Officer of SEARCHEN®, a digital marketing and technology company founded in 2001. An entrepreneur, author, and digital publisher with more than 25 years of experience, he specializes in search engine marketing, Website Monetization, domain names, and online business development. He is the author of Mastering Your Website. Read more about John at JohnColascione.com.

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The domain name is equivalent to Gold. It is the only packaged item which is globally tax-free, portable, with value that is universal across different cultures. – Frank Schilling
Domains have and will continue to go up in value faster than any other commodity ever known to man. – Rick Schwartz
Google knows you, your friends, your likes, what entertains you, where you are in the world at any given time. Google will soon predict your next action, your next thought, based on a collaboration of thoughts past. – John Colascione