$70 to Register a Domain Name Oh MY!
I was cleaning out my basement when I came across my very first domain registration from 1998. I paid $70 dollars to Network solutions to register Officeheadhunter.com for two years. My plan was to have the best job search site ever but Headhunter.com had better advertising so I fizzled out.
Honestly the real reason I fizzled out back then is because I had to do everything myself. I burned out. There was no Guru.com or Fivver to help you with your outsourcing and since the web was still so new to the average Joe, skilled outsourcers were rare and you paid for it. Premium rates like $100 per hour.
I was a newlywed back then so a $100 bucks an hour was not available. If I needed a program guess what? I learned cgi (no PHP just yet) . Needed a graphic? I learned photoshop. Oh yeah did I mention that I was doing all this via dial-up? These youngsters just don't know how good they have it.
By the time it was over I just became an outsourcer.
Any ideas of what I can do with a 13 year old domain? It's certainly seasoned however I don't want to sell it as it's as much a part of my family as my 13 year old cat who would sit by my feet as I worked on this thing. A lot a people love to talk about how long they've been around, I have a little proof.
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