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The Side of the Domain Industry Outsiders Never See
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What really happens at a domain industry conference.
Jeff Gabriel shares a solo recap from the Internet Commerce Association conference in Las Vegas: who shows up, what gets discussed, and why this niche is tighter than it looks.
In this video
Choose a chapter to jump ahead- 00:00Intro
- 02:15Landing in Vegas with no meetings scheduled and why that was the right call
- 06:30Night one: The Sphere, old Vegas, and a cocktail party at a half-built restaurant
- 10:45Day two: broker breakfast, the ICA code of conduct, and two Thomson Reuters reporters
- 16:00Pickleball, guru tables, and getting face time with GoDaddy’s domain sales chief
- 22:30The Lonnie Borck Memorial Award and a moment nobody in the room will forget
- 27:10Mind reader, nightclub, and what Jeff actually got out of the trip
- 31:00Why you should consider joining the Internet Commerce Association and what they did this past year
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