The fireworks came one day early last year for sellers on the brandable boutique BrandBucket. As many in the U.S were getting ready for a Fourth of July celebration, they got an email from BrandBucket’s Managing Director, Michael Krell. Voting App Effective July 3rd, we will be discontinuing our voting-for-credits option in the dashboard. The […]
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The Brandosphere – A look at Sedo sales and Michael Krell’s latest registrations
Today we are looking at the brandable sales that took place on Sedo this past week. We also found some recent regs of Michael Krell from BrandBucket. VeCom.com was sold for 6,800 Euros, registered in 1997, this domain has been around the world. It was owned by a Brazilian company for many years, they were […]
Continue ReadingDirect Navigation Returns! Do You Want Your Address Bar Back?
Many of you recall those heady days when Mozilla entered our lives and empowered us with the freedom to directly navigate the Internet. Prior to Mozilla, we were confined within the walled gardens of AOL, Prodigy and CompuServe. Up until a number of years ago, our browsers had an address bar, much like the image above. […]
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 ReadingTop 10 Keywords Registered in May 2016 – Trump returns to the list
Verisign released their top trending keywords for May and Net took the top spot for both com and net. After being out of the top 10 in April, Trump has returned to the top ten in May. Research was the other keyword that showed up in both extensions. Top 10 Keywords Registered in May 2016
Continue ReadingA Hand Reg Home Run and Why You Need Patience
This week on Sedo the domain name InformationOfThings.com sold for $4,500. This domain was hand registered in October of 2015 and sold on May 18, 2016. Pretty crazy ROI on that one. This was a smart hand registration IMO, a cheap speculative play with the potential for a big payout. Playing off the hoopla around […]
Continue ReadingAre High Annualized Domain Name Renewal Fees a Recipe for Failure?
Most of us are familiar with the concept of registering a domain name for around $10.00 USD and then renewing said name for around $10.00 per year. Some of us are attuned to the concept of buying a domain name in the aftermarket for a greater sum and then renewing that domain name for around […]
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 […]
Continue ReadingVerisign Top Trending Keywords for April include Prince and Guru
Verisign is out with their Top 10 trending keywords for April. Bot was the top keyword in .com and loans in .net. Prince was fourth on the .com list. Guru was the only keyword on both .com and .net. Top 10 Keywords Registered in April 2016
Continue ReadingBulk Trading
Last year China introduced the world to bulk trading of domain names. The traditional approach is for investors to buy one or two good quality domain names at a time, and then wait for end user companies to buy the domain names in order to develop websites. However, bulk trading is about buying much lesser […]
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