I cannot find a way to reach you but this story is BIGGER then I thought. If you look my comments are GONE Adam has his hand in EVERYTHING under false names. I will gladly bust this story WIDE OPEN. I could use the pub anyways.

http://milwaukee.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/stories/2008/06/09/daily10.html?jst=b_ln_hl

You’re nailing it to the tree for every “domainer” to see. This web, that we’re all bidding on and building together, has so many forms of value.

By negotiating a deal, such as you have with Mr. Hamilton, you’ve really tapped into the collaborative value of GrapheneSolutions.com. Cultivating highly meaningful relationships that can extend beyond the general perception and over a lifetime, is what this style of domaining is capable of producing.

The extent of return that a deal of this nature can bring forth can be both infinite and priceless and has the potential to launch both parties further and faster into the many realms of success.

Thanks for sharing your success and keep on changing domaining click-by-click.

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Hi Jamie,

Thanks for your nice comment and introspective analysis of where domain values can be “hiding”. Everyone just needs to look at each domain they own, and if someone is interested in buying the domain but maybe isn’t in the position to pay the full “retail” value, you can work out other costless deals for the buyer that actually benefits you in another way. You can define that “deal” in a way that suits you best, and actually “supports” the buyer’s efforts by believing in their success with the domain.

Thanks for reading the blog, and hope to hear from you again!

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Succinctly put, K-L.

Thanks!

Congrats to you, Graphene Solutions, and Philip Streich, the 17year old Boy Wonder!

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Hi Kelly,

Pretty amazing, isn’t it? The interesting part is that domainers can use other types of “bartered” deals with their buyers to maintain an interest in the domains they sell. In this case, I forfeited thousands of dollars of the value of my domain name “graphenesolutions.com” in exchange for the link to Successclick.com being on their website for http://www.graphenesolutions.com for as long as they use the domain. So sometimes “cash” for your domain isn’t the only benefit you can negotiate for. Think about that on your next domain sale! Position yourself!

I would also love to have my names go on to become sites that may change the world. I was reading an article the other day and realize that we all have been taught to “follow our heart” and we teach our kids the same thing. Problem is, our hearts are flawed and lead us in the wrong direction most of the time (affairs, gluttony, stealing etc.). The article went on to say that you should instead “lead your heart”. “Wow”, I thought, what an interesting way to think of it: it’s not really saying to use your head instead of your heart, just “lead your heart”. Could be spiritually, mentally whatever. Sure would have helped me as a teenager, in college, in marriage, heck, life in general. Needless to say, i reg’d LeadYourHeart (in six different extensions) and hope to raise the money to spread the word by developing them into world changing sites some day!

Thanks again for this inspiring post.

Nick

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Nick – a very nice comment. I’m glad you can see the purpose in what you do. I hope many of my readers see your comment and get inspired, because true to what you say… “Lead your heart.” Find the magic in your life when you are only seeing darkness. Smile when it’s easier to get angry, or in other words… take the high road. That means recognizing your soul history and wishing to raise it in this life.