Interview begins: 7:12
Debrief: 48:41
Colin Campbell is the founder and chairman of.CLUB Domains, a domain registry that owns the generic top-level domain rights to .club domains.
Colin took two internet company's public in the heat of the 1990s and is a wealth of knowledge on all things internet.
Domains are released by ICANN irregularly with the last offering in 2012, and Colin was able to secure the rights to.CLUB.
.CLUB Domains was founded in 2011 and based in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
FollowvColin Campbell: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colinccampbell/
Website: https://names.club
Key Points:
- Behind the scenes of internet infrastructure 15:19
- What is ICANN 17:01
-Buying Domains 20:20
- Purchasing .CLUB 22:28
- Investing in .CLUB 24:09
- Distribution and Marketing 28:41
- Registering new domain extension 38:07
- Building relationships 40:34
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