There is always that thread that starts will little substantiation but looks to be controversial. So someone started a thread on Namepros stating that the domain market is manipulated just like gold, stocks, housing, etc… When someone asked if they cared to substantiate with facts? The op simply stated no. Later in the thread they […]

Adam and Mark from Niche Website Builders shared an interesting expired domain name case study. Over the years we have seen plenty of names with high authority and valued backlinks sell for big money. ConstitutionUS.com with a Majestic.com Trust flow of 37 and a Citation flow of 31. Ahrefs data shows a Domain Rating of […]

One of the most active posts for the month at Namepros is right out of the anti how to win friends and influence people playbook. A relatively new investor ripping and demeaning others. It’s become a common theme over the last few years, people who got into the business with little understanding of things like, […]

Domaining really is like a lot of other businesses, the haves and the have nots. In a conversation with another domainer yesterday, they told me they did not agree. “Raymond everyone is sitting on valuable domains, they just need the right timing for a big payday.” That is a nice sentiment and some would say […]

When it comes to Domain Investing, do you tell people you buy and sell domain names or is their shame in the game? This post grew out of three interactions. Interactions that are unrelated in every way. A couple years ago I realized I had an unpublished interview with a gentleman I had known for […]

So Lox over at Namepros started a thread about lnvitation.com (that a lower case L not a capital i) The name closed at $20,156. Members were a bit miffed and wondered why there was no upper and lower case designation at Dynadot. Some wondered if the auction got paid for? I asked Dynadot who in […]