Best Domain Blog Nominees for 9th Annual T.R.A.F.F.I.C Awards

The 9th annual T.R.A.F.F.I.C Award winners will be honored at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. 2012. The awards ceremony is scheduled to be held at the Ft. Lauderdale Beach Ritz-Carlton Resort on Oct 9, 2012.

The date for nominating your choices in various categories is now over. Hopefully you got to nominate your favorite domainer of the year and the best sponsor. The best broker award is a new addition this year. You can see the full list of nominees in each category on the “Targeted Traffic” website.

The “Best Domain Blog” nominees for 2012 are listed below.

TheDomains.com (Berkens)
DNJournal.com (Jackson)
ElliotsBlog.com (Silver)
DomainNameWire.com (Alleman)
DomainShane.com (Cultura)
DomainGang.com (Acro)
DomainSherpa.com (Cyger)
MorganLinton.com (Linton)
HybridDomainer.com (Hackney)
WhizBangsBlog.com (Gilmour)
TNTNames.com (Eccles)

These are supposed to be the blogs you cannot miss if you are a part of domain industry and want to stay tuned to all the latest developments and news. Each of one of these bloggers is an expert with a personality and strong opinions.

Personally, the only two blogs out of this lot that we regularly pop in on are DNJournal.com and ElliotsBlog.com. Let’s just say that the mark of a good blogger is the ability to find an industry angle in just about any story.

For example, the Chick-Fil-A controversy seems to be raging out of control. It’s a good idea to write about that to attract more traffic while taking a stand yourself. But what’s the domain industry angle to it? A post on ElliotsBlog.com tells readers that domain investor Warren Royal has a company called Royal Bobbles which has a line of Chick-Fil-A bobblehead dolls.

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