Just like a real kitchen the head chef cannot do everything on his own. If you run a successful blog then you know what I mean. It is not easy manufacturing quality articles on a consistent basis.  In fact it is my goal for us to create at least one or two articles a day. For this reason I have opened up my kitchen to the Sou-Chef program.

So far I am extremely happy!  Last week this program produced two quality articles. The first article, “Short Domains – Both Sides Of The Coin”, was created by Reece Berg, a highly respected expert with four letter domains. Reece has already sold over 3,000 domain names this year. His most recent purchase which really excites me is LLLL.com. Yes, the real one! He just purchased it last week for $7,800 I believe. He is working on the site now and will be launching it very soon. The second article, “What Makes A Premium Domain”, was created by Jordan Brown, owner of DomainApple.com.  Jordan has been domaining since 2003 and has bought, sold and brokered roughly 1,000 domain names. His site will soon be adding a state of the art auction application.

I am accepting applications for the Sou-Chef program as we speak. Qualified applicants must have a strong knowledge in the domain industry, be a proficient writer, own domain names and have profited from the domaining business. If you are interested please use the contact link in the menu to submit your information.

Before you ask what is in it for you, here is the answer. Writers will be allowed a small bio section under Who’s Cooking promoting their main site. Writers will also be given their own category for articles and allowed to sign articles with their main site.