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 […]
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If 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. […]
Continue Reading“Congratulations you were alive in the 90’s how much brain power did it take to reg sex.com or porn.com?”
Domain investing is a wacky world I had a funny email come in from someone who I take it was not born in the 90’s and is disgruntled. It falls in line with some other reader emails over the past few months. “Congratulations you were alive in the 90’s how much brain power did it […]
Continue ReadingOutbound Sales Data at OutboundDomains.com
Yogi Solanki over at OutboundDomains.com is adding a tool to his website. It’s an effort to help those selling through outbound to have data on sales that sold through that method. Obviously you are in a better bargaining position when you receive an inbound lead. Yogi also pointed out that many new investors are selling […]
Continue ReadingWhat’s one insight that has led you to become a better domainer?
Squadhelp published an interesting little article about ten days ago. The article centered around one simple question, What’s one insight that has led you to become a better domainer? It was asked on Twitter and they published several of the responses. I especially like the reply from @TonyNames. It’s something I have echoed for many […]
Continue ReadingThat old domain with all the backlinks might have a legacy domain penalty
Over the past couple years we have seen a greater interest in buying old domain names for their SEO/Authority value. I had a friend mention to me over the weekend that he bought a name for that very reason, that just can’t seem to rank. I mentioned to him an article I read a few […]
Continue Reading“.com is the only extension worth investing in” Twitter says not so fast
Anyone who uses Twitter in 2020 has noticed an uptick in warnings added to tweets. Especially if you are involved in the political arena. These flags or warnings added to tweets have even turned into a meme, with many brands poking fun at themselves or the competition. Well it’s not just limited to politicians and […]
Continue Reading$90,000 and five years later and not even a nameserver update
Five years ago Elliot Silver broke news on a .money domain name that sold for $90,000. The seller once walked away from The Apprentice UK TV Show 5 years later and the domain name has not even updated the nameservers. Transfer.money is the name and it’s a perfect keyword combination in my opinion. The seller […]
Continue ReadingYou need to honor your buy it now prices
There is a story a brewing on Namepros where a member posted about trying to buy a domain name on Flippa. They were told the transaction was cancelled due to old pricing. Apparently the seller has been a speaker at NamesCon and runs a domaining site according to the member. He wrote: It would also […]
Continue Reading$10,000 domain name sale for a handreg with no favorable metrics
A long time member of Namepros and someone who I interacted with frequently in the .tv sub forum, Fleaking, announced a $10,000 sale. For $10,000 USD via Sedo, so happy with it because it is the longest domain(18 characters) and also a highest hand-regged name that I’ve ever sold, most importantly… it has 0 other […]
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