Typos of coronavirus domain names. Or names like coronalicious.com. It seems that this money would have been better spent on toilet paper or donations to a food bank. Forget morality, forget your stance on regging these kinds of names. And these names will just be deleted next year, flushing money down the toilet. Just look […]
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Are registrars and marketplaces going down a slippery slope with Covid-19?
So a couple days ago I wrote a post about Covid names and how people feel about those who register them. The conversation got a tad nasty on both sides. So now DAN.com (an advertiser here) tweeted today they are removing Coronavirus/Covid-19 from their platform. Starting from today, we will be removing all Corona Virus […]
Continue ReadingWhich is worse the name or the shame?
So I have not been reading much within the industry over the last couple weeks. I see headlines on Domaining.com and use that as a point of reference. I really don’t have interest in discussing the coronavirus with people who have no background in infectious disease, science or medicine so I have not been involved […]
Continue ReadingWithin moves from .com to .co
Within describes themselves as a personal branding company and are leaving .com for a .co. The company had been using AgencyWithin.com but has now moved to the shorter, one word domain name, Within.co. AgencyWithin.com was registered in 2015 when the company was founded. There is also a company running on the domain hack With.in, Within […]
Continue ReadingBenefits of monitoring newly registered domains
Security Trails published an article that is also a sales pitch, but is still worth a read. The topic surrounds new domain registrations and how it can help in the area of cybersecurity. From the article: Benefits of monitoring newly registered domains Lists of recently registered domains can be used for multiple purposes, such as […]
Continue ReadingKate Buckley on “What Smart Companies Know about Domain Names”
Kate Buckley published an article on LinkedIn that you might have missed. It’s certainly well worth a read as Kate dives into all the benefits of owning premium domains. The checklist of benefits that I have included below as an excerpt from the article is worth writing down. You can use this in negotiations when […]
Continue Reading4 Common Brand Naming Myths
Squadhelp published an article “4 More Common Brand Naming Myths” Justin Cabrera delved into 4 areas of domain names and branding that is worth a read. The one the might be the most interesting for domain investors revolves around short names. Many believe shorter the better. Most times that advice is usually right. Cabrera goes […]
Continue ReadingWe keep losing domain sales data points
Over the last few months we have been losing more domain sales data points in the domain industry. Interesting factoids, sales data and stats that domain investors crave is drying up. GoDaddy pulls the data plug Many years ago we stopped getting two valuable reports, the Afternic weekly sales and the GoDaddy Auctions Monthly Market […]
Continue ReadingThey Said What? 5 predictions about domaining that missed the mark
Many people like to make their opinions known when it comes to domaining. Some attach their name to it and can provide hard data on what they have done and why they see things the way they do. Others speak anonymously from behind a keyboard with just a username and avatar. Most don’t provide any […]
Continue ReadingJanuary 2020 Domain Sales Report
Looking back at January 2020 Domain Sales. Here we will examine domain sales and data trends for certain naming categories. The new year started off with Namebio reporting 8,826 sales in January for $8.1m. The average sales price was $922. One of the lowest average prices in months. There were only three reported 6 figure […]
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