Internet Consortia
By Richard Lanoszka
I have a unique experience building a sophisticated and a highly structured web presence based on a relatively large, high quality domain name portfolio and a network of websites. The domain portfolio ownership provides me opportunities for collaboration based on virtual partnerships, alliances, and consortia.
My business development strategies include:
• Registrations of valuable dot com domain names.
• Outsourcing development of internet resources.
• Building virtual partnerships, alliances and consortia.
• Development of software applications, websites and desktop, based on high end, open source and third party applications.
• Building a strategic consortium, an association of individuals, companies, organizations with the objective of participating in common activities, sharing resources, risks and awards, and aiming to achieve common goals.
• I need to secure the web portfolio assets by seeking the income earning opportunities, and getting professionally engaged in software development projects.
My strategies for the future are:
• Creating the domain portfolio presentation aimed at the forming various internet business consortia involving small business groups using already built business management and accounting, and advertising, marketing and lead generation sites.
• Marketing the business applications that provide financial management services that help businesses providing outsourcing opportunities and solution providers to streamline their finance and accounting processes, improve their working capital and cash flow, and to help the business groups involved to move ahead of the competition, by providing them strong internet presence.
Domain registration expenses have been covered by the income from the advertising of the service providing partners. This basic capitalization of the domain portfolio has been achieved amidst limited financial resources allocated to this portfolio development.