So last week Rick Schwartz posted a semi – cryptic blog post. Some see it as a potential return to blogging. I thought either blogging or starting up a new forum, or conference. I had mentioned it in conversation to a few people over the weekend. One person asked me why I thought that was […]
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Namepros members calling a sale BS vindicated
There was one hell of a debate going on today with a sale reported on Namepros. It all started with $30,000 Sold ***IOT.COM (9 letters) Members like AbdulBasit.com, Karmaco, Golan, Michael M and myself making the point that incomplete data in the thread is basically worthless. Others basically told people they were jealous, get lost, […]
Continue ReadingBig list of available names from one of the best in the biz
Bill Eisenmann has been away from the list game for awhile, he came back over the last week with 3 lists, I have gone through the lists, checked availability, the freshest list is only an hour old. Bill has been one of the best with available lists, post if you reg anything. Best of luck. […]
Continue ReadingIncomplete data is worthless
I know there are a few who always say they don’t release any info on their sales. There are others who feel they know why and it’s not for anything honorable or on the up and up. Whether someone is trying to hype themselves up, boast about something that didn’t happen, or is just a […]
Continue ReadingShould women be avoided when trying to sell domain names?
NO! So a thread starter on Namepros posted the following: By selling domains to end-users, I got an impression that the women I contacted are absolutely not interested in buying domains. Since women in almost all industries are increasingly occupying managerial positions, this could constitute a major barrier to this domain selling mode (via cold […]
Continue ReadingPresident, General and Fortnite top Verisign’s trending keyword list for March
Verisign reported their trending keywords for March. Fortnite was no surprise as that game is on fire. The list was pretty random this month. .COM .NET president general passion tampa fortnite hospital vietnam keep fairy hotels rates may jumbo boxing residential podcast rights amazon grit weather
Continue ReadingNamepros has a thing for April Fool’s Day
Each year, many tech companies and websites do something special for April Fools’ Day, and Google has done some of the best. They spend weeks and sometimes months preparing elaborate April Fools’ Day jokes, pranks, and/or features – all in good fun. NamePros has been participating each year for the past four years to bring […]
Continue ReadingWrong feeling on a brandable costs me some money
So back in May of 2016 I purchased a 29 domain lot of BrandBucket listed names. Cost $1,500. I really wanted 1 name, Inteleca.com, I liked some of the other 5 letter names and some I really didn’t love, so I thought I would lower the acquisition cost of the portfolio purchase and liquidate some […]
Continue ReadingToken.tv and Wallet.tv sell for $18,500 each
Two crypto related names sold in .tv by long time Namepros member Keith Trost. Token.tv regged last May and Wallet.tv regged in 2012 both sold for $18,500 each. Both names are now under privacy. Congrats to Keith.
Continue ReadingA big difference in negotiating a sale on GoDaddy vs Sedo
There is an art to negotiation, a risk taken by turning down an offer and countering for more. You may end up turning down an offer you believe is fair for the prospect of a better price. I kept most of my names at Sedo and over the years I have had my fair share […]
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