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 […]
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Have a checklist about why your buyer should buy your name
Naming a business Jenna Jackson wrote an article over at Squadhelp titled, “How To Create The Perfect Name For Your Company” I was reading that article today on the heels of a couple forum posts of those who have given up on domaining. I also received a phone call where someone conveyed to me they […]
Continue ReadingDo you want AI Playing a Role in Selecting A Domain Name?
TheFutureofThings.com published an article on AI and domain names. The author delved into the role machine learning can play in selecting domain names. This has already been around for awhile, with varying results. Our ad partner Radix rolled out Namify.tech . NameLix.com (no affiliation, have only given it a cursory glance) is a name generator […]
Continue Reading“Do you think I would tell my old man this is what I do for a living?”
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 A couple years ago I realized I had an unpublished interview with a gentleman I had known for […]
Continue ReadingSean Markey featured on NichePursuits.com
Sean Markey’s Strategies for Buying, Flipping, and Building Sites With Expired Domains was published Wednesday on NichePursuits.com. The popular blog run by Spencer Hawes. Sean Markey talks about starting a CBD affiliate site and how he sold that site in the high 6-figure range. Sean and Spencer also talk about how he bought an expired […]
Continue Readinglnvitation.com debacle highlights why marketplaces must show upper and lower case
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 […]
Continue ReadingWhy did you become a domain investor?
So Squadhelp did a post on why people got into domain investing. They actually asked the question on Twitter. Tell us why you became a domain investor in 10 words or less? Some of the answers included: “a domain like an idea can change the world” “Because I wanted to be my own boss.” “Recognition […]
Continue ReadingNot everyone tunes into your favorite outlet – Where do you get your news and views?
Domain News and Views One thing I see over and over for years, is the belief by some that everyone tunes in to where they tune in. I remember one time someone asking me why Michael Berkens did not reply to a post about someone questioning a sale of his on Namepros? I told him […]
Continue ReadingThere can be many reasons that name you want to see developed is not developed
One thing I get all the time in emails and sometimes in phone calls, is outrage that a domain name sale was announced and that domain name is not developed. This is kind of what brought about the Offthehandle/Kate Buckley debacle. (Offthehandle has not been heard from since he was doxxed on Twitter). Over the […]
Continue ReadingIf you cannot get the .com should you move on from that popular one word?
Lately on television I have seen ads from Pandora. Actually two companies using Pandora as their brand. Both companies are well known of course. Pandora.com registered in 1993. An American subscription-based music streaming service owned by Sirius XM Holdings. Pandora.net registered in 1997, founded in 1982 the company is a Danish jewellery manufacturer and retailer. […]
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