The Pivot That Actually Worked: Build, Do Not Wait
The conclusion of years holding domains is simple enough to fit in one sentence, a good domain earns more as a foundation…
lessons learned
The Hard Truth About Selling Domains
Flipping is the verb that sells domain investing, buy low, flip high, as if domains were sneakers with a queue outside the…
What Actually Makes a Domain Worth Money
Every beginner values domains by cleverness, this name sounds brandable, this phrase is catchy, surely someone will want it. I did too,…
The Myth of Passive Parking Income
Domain parking is the first promise every new domain investor meets, point your unused domains at a parking service, it shows ads…
The Dream of Buying Names Cheap and Selling High
Before most of the projects on this blog, there were the domains. Buying names like job.army, silverrates.today, and checkeverything.online, holding them, imagining…
From a Parked Domain to a Real Product
job.army is the longest arc in this blog, a parked domain that became a living federal jobs board and then an engine…
I Did Not Build a Site, I Built a Product
Somewhere during the multi-source rebuild, I looked at what the plugin had become, any niche via sources and keywords, any branding, complete…
Gathering Jobs From Everywhere at Once
The board ran beautifully on USAJOBS, and that sentence contains its ceiling, one source means one niche and one point of failure.…
A Job Board Has to Keep Itself Alive
A job board rots by default, every listing carries a closing date, and a board still showing last month’s expired jobs is…
Speaking Google’s Language, and the Data I Refused to Invent
Job listings have their own structured-data type, JobPosting, and getting it right puts your jobs into rich search results, which for a…