Of course everyone wants to sell their domains at retail level pricing. Find the perfect end user whether they be a startup, local mom and pop, Fortune 500 or non profit organization. There is also a need to move inventory at wholesale pricing for many, many domain investors. Most own too many domain names and […]
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The Brandosphere – A look at BrandBucket’s Top Sellers In June
DNBolt put together a chart that gives some insight into June sales at BrandBucket. After Michael Krell who once again dominated, other top sellers were Ike Hook and Brandologist with 3. Boxador who is the company behind BrandBucket had 2 sales. DNBolt also included the number of names each seller has listed at BrandBucket. You […]
Continue ReadingA Look at 5 Brandable Sales from the latest Uniregistry Reveal
Looking at the recent new sales data that Uniregistry shared with DN Journal was interesting. Taking a look at some of the prices attained was eye opening to some and puzzling to others. Commenters on forums have wondered how some names sold for such a high price. Since we are always looking at brandables on […]
Continue ReadingWalMart Using BrandBucket for Domain Acquisition
Michael Krell is the most prolific seller on BrandBucket, month in and month out Michael racks up at least a dozen sales. One name that was reported sold in May was TechBetter.com, the name apparently sold for $2,395 according to DNBolt.com. The whois has updated and the buyer is WalMart. The fixed pricing of BrandBucket […]
Continue ReadingSomething you don’t normally hear in a negotiation – “Burn in Hell”
So I had a reader ask me my opinion on a recent back and forth they had with a potential buyer. I was not really sure where my opinion would factor in as this was about his deeply rooted political feelings. I did ask if I could share the back and forth here on the […]
Continue ReadingThe Brandosphere – Sedo Sold Nice Brandable Names This Week
Today we will look at brandable names that sold on Sedo, the names that are frequently submitted to brandable boutiques also sell well on Sedo despite what some might think. Here is a look at the sales this week: liveme.com 28,500 USD gamemoney.com 22,000 USD shopr.com 15,000 USD hallen.com 12,000 USD yuclub.com 9,000 EUR hicom.com […]
Continue ReadingXT.com sells for seven figures at The Global Domain Summit
Simon Cousins of Allegravita reported on Twitter that the two letter domain XT.com closed at 6,800,000 CNY ($1,032,240) @pinkybrand @thedomains Hey guys! https://t.co/vVL382pBEn closed at CNY6,800,000. .VIP running total for 7 names so far CNY1,725,000 — Simon Cousins (@simon_cousins) June 5, 2016 The domain sold at the Global Domain Summit in Hangzhou.
Continue ReadingAnother Example of The Random Nature of Domain Sales
There was a sale on the Sedo sales report that caught my eye this week, it was not a blockbuster sale by any means. I always look at the other tld sales section and focus on the random .net and .org sales. Every domain investor owns several similar names that are basically reg fee names […]
Continue ReadingA look at some BrandBucket type sales on Sedo this week
This week was a good example of why you can’t put all your brandable eggs in one basket. While the brandable boutiques specialize in selling brandable names you can be found on Sedo as well. I would say the advantages of Sedo are 10% commission if you want to use their nameservers and list as […]
Continue ReadingWho Says You Have To Pay A Fortune For A Great Brand?
There are a great many people who believe that all of the great domain names are taken and that their owners won’t part with them for less than a small fortune. They are correct, but not entirely so. Category defining, one word dot-coms do have great intrinsic value…. as do two and three-letter acronym dot-coms. There […]
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