Eric Borgos had put the domain weights.com on auction at Flippa a few weeks back, the auction ended unsold. After the auction the domain was sold in a post auction negotiation for $36,500. The domain was purchased in May of 2012 for $32,000. At the time time Mike Berkens wrote a post congratulating Eric on […]

There is the natural desire to proclaim someone or something the NEXT whatever. If you are a fan of the NBA people for the last 16 years or so have been looking for the next Michael Jordan. Stories such as, is Victor Oladipo the next Michael Jordan ? was pondered last year on Espn. The […]

So back in July of last year I wrote a post about new gtlds and advertising on domain blogs. That post was sparked by a conversation I had with a domain investor friend who said: I bet you and all these other bloggers can’t wait for the advertising money that will come in from all […]

You need to have different marketing messages for different prospects, cheesy and misleading does not work when it comes to marketing to domain investors. Neither does over the top hypebolic statements about the merits of something that is no longer rare or special. I am not anti new gtld, but I am anti nonsense. There […]

By: Raymond Hackney CNET took a look at the first 14 domains on the net and what they were then and now, its a sentimental look back to the earliest days of domain registration. DEC.com mentioned in the article was the 5th domain ever registered and is coming up for auction at Heritage Auctions in […]

An Interesting Lead Generation Tactic In the technology age we are currently living in, v-cards and other electronic means of sharing contact information seem to be more popular that old fashioned printed business cards. However, if you are actively selling domain names you own or running any another type of business, you need to be […]