In this new series I am going to delve into the present and past of an extension, looking at trends, sales and other info. In this post the focus is on .net. The extension gets a lot of hate from some domain owners while others still seem to like it. Yesterday Mike Mann tweeted out […]
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June trending keywords for include force,space and scooter
Verisign published their top 10 keywords in registered in .com and .net for June A real random bunch of names this month, with force leading the way in .com and space in .net. .COM .NET force space explore insurance ceramic side accident force coating marketing maven energy supplement construction realm photo trainings white scooter street
Continue ReadingShould domaining do away with the ridiculous?
Ridiculous? Should the domain industry allow for the ridiculous, names being listed for sale at prices that border on the absurd? This has long been the forte of an Ebay, but what about a Sedo or Namepros? There was a thread on Namepros about whether the rules should be changed? Imadoer posted: How many times […]
Continue ReadingEmoji Domains: Where Are They Now? 🤔
About a year or so ago, emoji domains were not red, but white hot and well on their way as a “riches in the niches” phenomenon. But as with everything in life, it’s good to stop, assess and take inventory from time to time in an effort to understand how much progress has or has […]
Continue ReadingDomaining a collection of echo chambers
Many times I have written about how divided the domain industry is, some like to say the industry has to become united again. It never was united. I see the back and forth with the latest posts by Rick, where some are like you tell em, and others are like aren’t you rich? Nothing better […]
Continue ReadingIt’s good to be GoDaddy
Thursday was another shining example of why it’s good to be GoDaddy. Someone let’s 44 six number .coms that start with 888 expire and BAM. $48,000 plus for doing nothing. Thanks to Namebio for the data: 44 Total Sales $48.7k Dollar Volume $1,106 Average Price $173 Standard Deviation $363 Low Price $1,556 High Price 888263.com […]
Continue ReadingIs New gTLD Financing a Match Made in Heaven?
Of course, financing domain names is nothing new under the sun. Domain leasing and financing certainly happens each and every week, if not on a daily basis. It’s not news to read about a person or company leveraging varying financing options to hopefully stake their claim to highly-valued virtual real estate. The question I pose […]
Continue ReadingAre European domainers going to start getting shunned?
As we get closer to GDPR being official more and more reactions and questions come in. I noticed today that Theo at DomainGang.com is going to block the 28 countries of the EU from accessing his blog. Someone told me I should do that two weeks ago. I had a couple readers express their desire […]
Continue ReadingWhy Domain Investors Should Consider Domain Development
There are countless carcasses littering the domain investing journey. Folks often enter domain investing thinking it’s nothing more than buying domains while sipping mai tai cocktails on a beach. And if not that image, then the image is that domain investors purchase domains at standard registration fees on Monday and flip them them for 5, […]
Continue ReadingWhen domain auctions jump the shark
There was a thread that’s now closed on Namepros where someone pointed out that a member wanted an auction to end 278 hours after the last bid. Some felt that this is fine, let the seller take as long as they like, they are trying to promote a good name. The name is average at […]
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