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Name NinjaAs we mentioned a few days ago, Bill Sweetman had left his role at Tucows as Vice President to jump back into the entrepreneurial pool as he was working on a new stealth startup. Bill has shared with Profectio the details of the new venture that he is calling Name Ninja, which is a boutique domain name consulting firm.

“With the massive expansion of the Internet namespace due to the upcoming rollout of hundreds of new generic Top-Level Domains (gTLDs), the global demand for expert domain name advice and strategy is going to explode,” predicts Bill Sweetman, Name Ninja’s President and Lead Ninja.

Name Ninja will help companies acquire, manage, protect, and profit from their domain names.

While at Tucows, Bill helped to triple the Domain Portfolio business to over $10M in annual revenue and increased sales volume 800%.

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Dave Forde

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