Bido.com's First Domain Name Auction is a Huge Success! : Domain Name Investor Fairs Extremely Well as DiscountImages.com, a Premium Domain Name Sells at a Bargain.

BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. (PRWEB) June 18, 2008

Winning bidder Aaron Chronister of Kansas City, Missouri states:

"My search engine optimization business keeps me really busy too busy, in fact, to pay attention to thousands of domains being auctioned off everyday. However, I can pay attention to one domain per day. In fact, I just put in a low-ball amount and went back to work. I later checked on the site and saw it was up to $ 800. I put in $ 1,200 as a max and stole it at $ 911! It worked perfectly and I got a great investment. I'm planning to hold on to it, park it for cash-flow, and sell at a profit later."

Bido.com's unique auction system allows for Bido "Experts" to comment on the auction prior it going live, and on today's auction the experts posted numerous comments about the value and brand-value of the domain. Bido Expert Wilhelm Laubach of DomainPlus.eu stated:

"My estimated value of DiscountImages.com is $ 5,000. This domain has a marketing advantage because of the prefix Discount. It persuades customers, that are searching for cheap images, to visit this website. At the same time the customers will be expecting to pay for images. This domain is suitable for all kind of advertisement, like TV, radio, internet and word of mouth advertisements. It is easy to spell and to remember. A Google adword for the term "Discount Images" cost $ 1.71 per click"

Based on that feedback and other expert reviews that put the domain name value anywhere between $ 3,000-$ 15,000, the winner got one heck of a deal.

The Bido.com auction system allows anyone to sign up and bid easily plus view and upload videos, participate in future domain name auctions, and benefit from other features exclusive to Bido.com auctions including:

Bidding starts at $ 1, No Reserve Bido Guarantee: if the domain name does not reach the Bido Guaranteed amount, Bido has the choice to either make up the difference for the Seller, or place one bid for the guaranteed amount. The agreed minimum will be published prior to the start of the auction. One domain per day, no more scouring tens of thousands of domain name lists to find the gems our team of industry leading experts has already done the work for you. Expert Commentary, each domain name auction will have at least 4 industry experts that give insight to each domain name and the reason to buy and or not to buy. Premium domain names have sold for over $ 10M in the past. Bido.com has created a vibrant free market system where prices will be determined by buyers. Bido.com was launched in an effort to create liquidity for a developing market by simplifying the transaction process

The upcoming domain names to be auctioned are:, GolfIowa.com, RYY.com, GoldAuction.com, SpywareHelp.com, DomainTalk.com, VacantRoom.com, & CerealBox.com.

ABOUT BIDO.com, LLC:

Bido.com, LLC has offices in Boynton Beach, Florida and Louisville, Kentucky and also owns the domain name management platform DNZoom.com that allows domain name owners and managers a centralized platform to manage their domain name registrar accounts, domain name parking accounts and track domain name auctions at many of the leading domain name aftermarket and brokerage websites. Bido will auction off one domain name per day at http://www.Bido.com. Bido.com auctions premium domains such as those found on DNJournal.com, BuyDomains.com, Sedo.com, DomainSponsor.com, and other premium domain name exchanges. Bido auctions premium domains such as those found on DNJournal.com, BuyDomains.com, Sedo.com, DomainSponsor.com, and other fine, premium domain name exchanges.

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Marketing Agency Owner Releases First Cozy Mystery Novel - Robin Leemann Donovan Introduces Donna Leigh, a Menopausal Heroine

Omaha, NE (PRWEB) November 23, 2011

Robin Leemann Donovan announces the launch of her first cozy mystery novel, Is It Still Murder, Even If She Was A Bitch?, published by WriteLife.

A graduate of Suffield High School, Suffield, CT and the University of Connecticut, Donovan is the author of the award-winning blog Menologues, a humorous, yet informative, look at the trials and tribulations of menopause by someone whos been there. She was born and raised in New Jersey, but lived and worked in Connecticut for a number of years, teaching English at Watertown High School and working in ad agencies in Hartford, New Haven and Fairfield County before moving to Nebraska in 1999. She currently co-owns the Omaha based marketing agency Bozell. Experiences from all three have been incorporated into the heroine of her first release, Donna Leigh. Donovan still has family living in northern Connecticut.

Donna Leigh is a menopausal ad exec. When she receives the shocking news that a former colleague has been brutally murdered, she knows her vitriolic relationship with the victim will plant her squarely on the suspect list. She jumps right into the investigation in order to keep the wolves away from her door and manages to amuse, as well as impress, with her effective but unorthodox sleuthing.

The idea for Is It Still Murder, Even If She Was A Bitch? was rooted in Donovans frustrations with the stereotypes about menopausal women.

As I continued on my own journey through menopause and I met many exceptional women along the way, I realized that the world was sadly mistaken about us. They needed to be told. But how could I, a menopausal woman, tell them that Ithat wedid not fit their stereotype?

I couldnt just tell them, but maybe there was a way to show them. Maybe there was a way to make them laugh a little and get to know a menopausal woman who does not dress like Grandma Moses, sit in a rocker on her front porch, with her hair in a bun, knitting and crocheting the day away.

The result was Donna Leigh.

Donna Leigh is a menopausal woman, but you dont have to be menopausal to relate to her. She could be your mother or your aunt, but she could just as easily be your co-worker and friend. Shes not every menopausal woman, but she is representative of the dynamic and vivacious qualities that exist in the majority of menopausal women today.

Is It Still Murder, Even If She Was A Bitch? is available for sale in paperback through the WriteLife website marketplace or at the author's website http://www.rldonovan.com/

About Robin Donovan

Robin Donovan is the author of the blog, Menologues, which is a humorous yet informative look at the trials and tribulations of menopause by someone whos been there. Menologues is republished on two commercial sites: Vibrant Nation and Alltop, and has won regional honors for social media at the AMA Pinnacles and PRSA Paper Anvil awards.

Donovan was born and raised in New Jersey, but lived and worked in Connecticut for a number of years before moving to Nebraska in 1999. Starting her career as a high school English teacher, Donovan moved into advertising in the early 80s. In 1999, she accepted a job offer from Bozell, an Omaha based ad agency. In late 2001, she and three colleagues purchased Bozell from its New York based parent company.

Donovan lives with her husband and two bulldogs, Jasmine and Roxi.

An excerpt from the novel is below. To request a copy of the book for review in a publication, or to schedule an interview with the author, contact:

Cindy Grady at 877-974-8354 or cindy.grady(at)writelife(dot)com.

Excerpt from Is It Still Murder, Even If She Was A Bitch?

Claire Dockens was dead. Wow, that was a shock. When Kyle told me I almost dropped right on the spot. How often is it that someone youve known for years, worked with in the trenches, whose house youve been to several times, drops dead? She wasnt even that old like early fifties.

If that werent enough of a bombshell, Kyles next revelation definitely put me over the edge And they say she was murdered. At that point I think I did lose consciousness for a second or two not enough to make me actually hit the floor but Im sure, moments later, I wasnt facing in exactly the same direction as I had been before my momentary lapse.

The next thought that entered my shock-addled head was, I wonder if theyll suspect me? I mean, its not like I could stand her.