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Marchex, which is a pay-per-call advertising product called Click & Call that turns phone numbers into little ads similar to pay-per-click search ads.
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Marchex lost 57% during his sell rating from June through December.
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"Traffic is a critical element in driving product sales and advertising revenue," says Marchex Chief Strategy Officer Peter Christothoulou, who says he's noticed "heightened awareness and interest" in the market since the publicly traded company's announcement of the acquisition.
Internet for Sale 2007
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Ye achieved deity status among domainers in 2004 when he sold a portfolio of 100,000 names to Marchex, a Seattle-based, publicly traded search marketing firm, for $164 million.
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He is credited with boosting the entire market when he sold his portfolio of more than 100,000 domains to Marchex.
M+A Multiples for Calcanis Apple Juice Ben Barren 2005
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In November, online marketing services firm Marchex, announced its purchase of a portfolio that expanded their holdings to over 100,000 domains with 17 million users a month.
Internet for Sale 2007
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He is credited with boosting the entire market when he sold his portfolio of more than 100,000 domains to Marchex.
Archive 2005-11-01 Ben Barren 2005
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Some of the industries original portfolio holders built them using OpenSRS … The Marchex $164 million portfolio purchase were 100,000 domains caught using a Tucows Reseller account by one person, Yun Ye.
Domain Industry Rocked By Shill Auction Bidding Admission Michael Arrington 2005
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Marchex swings to a profit as it grows phone-call ad business
The Seattle Times 2011
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Seattle-based Marchex swung to a profit in the third quarter, as the company continued to grow its phone-call advertising business.
The Seattle Times 2011
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