If you’re like 60% of the world’s population, then you are likely glued to a mobile device for a good part of your day.

In fact, you might be reading this very post via a mobile device.

Today, I’ll share with you a quick tutorial about how to register emoji domains using your mobile phone.

Either I’m up too early and out of sorts, or it’s true that GoDaddy has doubled the price of their .ws emoji domains.

Although it could be the former, I’m certain the latter is as real as a $2 bill.

If you desire to purchase a single or bulk emoji domain at GoDaddy, then you might be in for a bit of sticker shock. 😱

At this precise moment in time, it’s the question of the hour as flurries of answers circulate the emoji domain circuit.

Before diving into answers, let’s settle on agreeing that .ws (and other extensions) IS NOT and will never be .com. There I said it, happy?

No matter how many single, double, triple, or any other concatenated combo to be imagined, emoji domains are not going to top 20+ years of .com history overnight, if ever.

It’s the truth. It really is the truth, literally and figuratively speaking.

I know I’m not making many friends with such a blunt intro, but we ALL must truly be objective as we consider how valuable emoji domains are in comparison to the domain industry in it’s entirety.

We can’t simply go about making up or pulling down numbers out of thin air because we’ve fallen in lust love with the hottest thing to hit domains in a while.

If you haven’t heard by now, emoji domain names are on the up and up as each day passes, priming for their own market run much like that of bitcoin, ethereum and ripple runs.

Emoji domains have caused quite a stir this year, to say the least. And it doesn’t look like they’ll slow down anytime soon either. A growing population is speaking, texting, reading, singing, watching, and just doing about everything else imaginable using emoji.

Emoji domains are likely to disrupt and transform how businesses, small and large, market and advertise to a new generation of buyers with $200B+ buying power for years to come.

That said, many domain professionals, investors, and hobbyists are scouring forums, websites, social networks and more to get their hands on highly prized and valued emoji domain names.

It’s been a minute since I tackled automating blog posts to social networks.

If you’ve been keeping track, then you know we’ve created auto-post tutorials for Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Google+ using a variety of plugins and different paid and non-paid services.

I’m assuming that you guessed by the title of today’s post that we’d tackle how to publish WordPress blog posts to Instagram.

Instagram is a different social network beast than Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other social networks.  And here’s why I think so…

Whether you’re new or old to domain investing, you’ll likely want to pay GoDaddy’s website a visit. Why you ask?

Just a few days old, GoDaddy has launched a new website section geared to educate, support, and provide comprehensive domain investing knowledge.

I stumbled upon an interesting and engaging Twitter conversation about emoji domains.

I know, I should have been “off” and “unplugged” seeing that it was Father’s Day weekend.

But it’s my weekend and I wanted to check in electronically for a brief few minutes.

Reading the back and forth emoji domain tweets (see thread), many thoughts occurred and ran through my mind.

But let’s tackle and examine the elephant at the crux of the conversation though: hyping emoji domains.