Verisign released their top trending keywords for October. In .com the list was dominated by marijuana related names. There were a few states that passed a law legalizing recreational use on election day. Here is a look at the previous month: .com .net page less driver driver history self pair charter harley cars holding driving […]
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BrandBucket September sales data saw 48 different sellers
BrandBucket sent out their newsletter and gave info on September sales. Our September sales remained strong with a slight uptick compared to August. We saw 48 different sellers make sales and, for 12 of our sellers, it was their first one! After removing sales above $10K, the average sales price for a keyword brandable was $2790 and the average sales price […]
Continue ReadingDo end users lie ?
People lie in negotiations, it happens on both sides in the domain industry. Domain owners who have never developed anything will reply to a prospective buyer, “I am planning on developing this domain name but for the right price, I might be open to selling.” Buyers lie all the time, company executives or underlings use […]
Continue ReadingGary Vaynerchuk thinks emoji domains are going to be huge
There sure has been a lot of talk about emoji domains lately. From Go Daddy creating a search engine and service to register emoji domains. QZ.com featured an article from Michael J Coren titled, “The land rush for emoji domains is coming” Coren points out the following about universal acceptance: Yet emoji URLs remain an […]
Continue ReadingNamepros.xyz $1, asking for an appraisal on Namepros ? Priceless
The important thing about being new in domaining is to read first, then start to acquire domain names. A new member of Namepros, started a thread today that they registered Namepros.xyz and asked for an appraisal on Namepros. Of course the first few replies were, “Are you kidding me ?” The member then started asking […]
Continue ReadingAn interview with Byron Henderson on the .travel relaunch
Dot Travel is an extension that never quite caught on when it launched years ago. There were restrictions as to who could register a .travel domain. Dot Travel has relaunched and now more people are able to register a .travel domain. We sat down with Byron Henderson and he answered questions about the .Travel extension. […]
Continue ReadingEric Lyon completes investigation into shill bidding allegations
Last month we wrote about a situation on Namepros that had members divided. It dealt with the bidding activity and business of Rami Steiteh on Namepros. Some had accused Rami of shill bidding and others wanted Namepros to take a further look into everything going on. Eric Lyon completed his research and published a update […]
Continue ReadingTLDinvestors.com Turns 6
TLDinvestors.com originally started as HybridDomainer.com back in October of 2010. My writing and research career started with 3Character.com and moved onto starting the .TV sub forum on Namepros. After spending 20 hours a day, most days focused on .TV, I started a blog at everything.tv again with a focus on .TV. In 2010 I decided […]
Continue ReadingBrandable Bits – Let’s go deep inside recent BrandBucket additions
BrandBucket released their latest email of newly added domains this week. This batch was a lot bigger than the previous email which contained 182 domains. This time around there were 582 domains. So let’s take a look at trends and patterns to see what’s getting approved. One trend that has picked up over the last […]
Continue ReadingFlippa’s $1 reserve auction is not going forward
Flippa will not be proceeding with their $1 reserve auction An update was given by Kevin Fink in a comment here on TLDinvestors.com. We are not proceeding with this $1 Reserve “Showcase” Auction. We did not receive the inventory needed to conduct a worthwhile auction for our sellers. This was understandable, given the considerable risk […]
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