As at any domain name conference, one of the best benefits of attending is the opportunity to network! There was no shortage of opportunities to do so in Beijing.
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I publish to three blogs. One (PinkysEye.com) is related to my lifelong interest in photography, video, wanderlust travel, and telling stories. The second (PinkyBrand.com) addresses my experiences and opinions on business development, China, and the domain name industry, where I’ve spent the better part of the last 23 years at the registry and registrar levels. The third (RegistryOffice.blog) shares knowledge and updates on how RegistryOffice business intelligence joins data from multiple sources and uses machine learning together with AI to improve insight in order to find patterns and trends that would otherwise be hard for domain name registries to discover manually.
Top Baidu Searches Reveal High-Quality, Available Chinese Domain Registration Options
So what sort of strategies do domain investors apply when forecasting the domain market in China or otherwise?
Real progress in the Email Address Internationalization (EAI) world.
My long-term favorable view on IDNs and in general being long on investment in this area remains.
Video: Setting up your business in China. Some basics.
The intricacies of assisting foreign nationals in setting up, establishing, and maintaining legally recognized businesses in China.
Video: Summary of Global Domain Summit in Hangzhou, China
Everything seemed well-organized for a conference with over 1,000 attendees, at least from an attendee point of view.
Daniel Zhang 张志 @ Xinnet 新网 on the China domain aftermarket & IDNs
Daniel runs Xinnet’s domain business unit. Xinnet, in business 23 years, is among the 20 domain name registrars by volume in the world, and one of the largest in China. They claim over 16,000 channel partners and more than 1 million enterprise/SMB customers.
The Beijing company that is building a “Great Wall of Domain Names” in China
The guys at EJEE were among the first that we engaged when embarking on the domain registrar and aftermarket signup phase in China several years back.
A peek inside the world’s first domain name themed coffee shop.
The world’s first domain name-themed coffee shop—China.VC—in the Haidian district of Beijing.
Interview with Daniel Chen @ 190.com on the Chinese domain name market
It seemed appropriate to talk to the guy heading the company that spent about $20 million acquiring domain names last year…
Tea with China’s ‘Domain Captain’
Tea and a long proper chat about the domain name investing climate with China’s ‘Domain Captain’, Mr. Peibi Wang 王培陛, CEO of YMQ.cn, at his Beijing office.
