It’s been some time since I’ve had a moment to interview a personal or company brand.

Since my most recent interview, teaching kids to code using emoji, there’s been quite a few happenings in the emoji domain space:

• a price increase and reductions in emoji domains
• entry into emoji domain market by another ccTLD
• additional and notable emoji domains sales achieved
• increased emoji domain public and expiring auction exposure

And those are just a few of the many emoji domain highlights. That said, today I’m fortunate enough to share with everyone my latest interview with Burton Rast, the ‘sign of the horns’ (🤘) emoji domain owner.

“It’s been a long time. I shouldn’t have left you, Without a dope tutorial to go to…”

Well, let’s just say I’m channeling a bit of Timbaland and the late Aaliyah’s “Try Again” today to bring your another tutorial.

Indeed, it’s been nearly two months since I last graced you with a tutorial.

Although I’ve spent the last few months covering all things emoji domains with more soon to come, today’s tutorial covers how to set and update WordPress Post Tags using PHP programmatically.

I decided to tackle this tutorial after receiving an inquiry about my creating WordPress Posts and Pages using a PHP video tutorial.

We don’t have much time, so let’s get started.

It’s been a while since I had a moment to post about emoji domains nearing the auction’s end.

I’ve been quite busy with a few other projects, plus my oldest recently started soccer.

Nevertheless, I was perusing the emoji domain marketplace and discovered some expiring domains with auctions ending quite soon.

Not all are worth investing in, so do your due diligence before pulling the trigger.

It’s a new day, yet emoji domains are still trending and quite well too. In fact, it’s been another milestone week for emoji domains.

If you were fortunate enough to experience the initial moment Twitter caught fire and to purchase a single .to emoji domain because of it, then count it a blessing and hold tightly to your new emoji domains. Here’s why…

A few days late with this post, but I’m sure you’ll find value in it.

Nevertheless, you’ve had to be living under a rock or some place not Earth to have missed all the hoopla in regards to Bitcoin, Ethereum and cryptocurrencies in general.

As it pertains to domaining, there are many domain professionals, investors, and hobbyists either fully committing or been dabbling in cryptocurrency in some way.

Personally, I have to admit that I really don’t understand the technicalities of cryptocurrency pertaining to mining and initial coin offerings.

So, for lack of understanding, I’ve chosen not to invest. However, I’ve been following a few friends here in Austin, Morgan Linton, and Rick Schwartz and their views and standpoints pertaining to cryptocurrency markets.

If you missed out on yesterday’s emoji domain rush, then consider this possibly your 3rd and final strike.

The first was missing out on registering .com and .net emoji domains, while the second strike was missing out on .ws emoji domains.

Nevertheless, there is still time, but you’ll need to really hurry along to grab what emoji domains remain available.

It all started with my daily check of Twitter and being inundated with Tweets, likes and retweets about a new round of emoji domain registrations.

If you’re into emoji domains, yet missed the opportunity to secure a coveted single emoji domain, then you might want to head over to i❤️.ws’ emoji domain marketplace.

There is a growing number of emoji domains available for sale via GoDaddy Auction platform. As of 8/15/2017, 3,750 to be exact and growing daily.

Most emoji domains are listed as “offer”, meaning you’ll likely have to negotiate your way to ownership.

But don’t despair, there are a few emoji domains in or soon-to-be in buy-it-now (BIN) closeout status.