GoDaddy just made a major change to their bulk search feature… Huge change! This change might lead to increased sales for domain name investors who have names listed on GoDaddy & Afternic with Buy it Now prices. “So, what have they done?” you may be asking. GoDaddy has changed the results algorithm on bulk searches. […]
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Insha Zahid started domaining at 17 and has made 6 figure flips (interview)
From flipping write.com to transcribe.com Insha Zahid got started early in domaining. He was kind enough to take some time for an interview. 1) How old were you when you first started investing in domain names? I started my journey back in 2015 when I was 17 years old. The age on my Namepros […]
Continue ReadingAn interview with the man behind Namebio – Michael Sumner
Four years ago almost to the day, I interviewed Michael Sumner, the man who runs what I believe is the most vital industry resource in the domain name industry. I checked in with Michael this weekend for a new set of questions about his approach to domaining and Namebio. 1) Namebio has come a long […]
Continue ReadingThis front running me is now becoming a trend
Front running me is becoming a thing, well kinda. Back in May I wrote about someone offering me $1,000 for Stock.loans, I accepted their offer at the beginning of the pandemic and they went quiet. Weeks later they told me they planned on selling the name to a client who supposedly, sadly passed away from […]
Continue ReadingHow Do You Know When You Have a Bad Domain?
Brian Harnish wrote an article that’s well worth a read for a variety of domain investors. Over the last year we have seen a great interest for domain names with a strong link profile and high domain authority. WebMonkey.com sold for $65,500 on the strength of it’s backlink profile. Last year YMCDN.com was another one, […]
Continue ReadingA boring patient approach pays off on Olema.com
Many times someone will ask how long do you hold on to a domain name? When do you just look to move it wholesale by auctioning it at NameJet or GoDaddy? Perhaps move it along to a new wholesome platform like DNWE.com. Sometimes just sitting there and leaving it alone pays off. Olema.com was picked […]
Continue ReadingBuyDomains hits a 10 bagger and The Frog throws $6,000 down the pond
A couple days ago I wrote about someone basically wasting $20,000 on TripleCherry.com that name was purchased 3 years ago. On Sunday a domain name that was purchased less than a year ago was allowed to expire, wasting $6,000 in the process. LAGRENOUILLE.com (in French it means The Frog) was sold for $6,000 last September. […]
Continue ReadingAn IP attorney’s take on the Booking.com decision
Jess Collen has been an IP attorney for 30 years and he covered the Booking.com case on Forbes. Jess did a good job of breaking down what this means for small and mid sized businesses. He also threw in a bonus for owners of true premium one word .coms. Collen wrote: “That the Trademark Office […]
Continue ReadingIf you are going to “Own your future” you might want to own your domain name
So Flippa like NamesCon is putting on a Virtual conference. The title is “Own Your Future Live” This will be nowhere as extensive or as long as NamesCon 360°. But it is a free event with some interesting and worthwhile speakers. Noah Kagan is certainly worth paying attention to, Kagan has had a lot of […]
Continue ReadingThe difference in finding that perfect domain name buyer vs wholesale
When you look at a lot of names that sell to an end user and resell the second time at an expired auction. You see just how perfect the timing can be to find that end user and otherwise what it would go for at wholesale. Certain factors like age and trends come into play. […]
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