At the beginning of July the domain auction for ReviewMe.com closed at $61,500 on GoDaddy auctions. This auction did close and the name moved from Enom to GoDaddy. Michael Sumner was able to get the actual closing price and record it at Namebio. The price paid was $34,500. The new owners have a basic website […]
Continue ReadingSales and Trends report for July 2019
Looking back at July here we will examine sales data trends for certain naming categories. July was a strong month for the domain business that especially ended strong. Overall Namebio recorded 10,400 sales up from 9,562 total sales ($100 or more) in June. This was for a total dollar amount of $10.4 million. This is […]
Continue ReadingSales and Trends report for June 2019
Looking back at June here we will examine sales data trends for certain naming categories. June was a monster month for the domain business, now I did see Voice.com was recorded as 5/30/19 so I will adjust the May report, so that’s why you don’t see Voice.com listed in this report. Overall Namebio recorded 9,562 […]
Continue ReadingBrandBucket saw the largest amount of different sellers with a sale ever in May
BrandBucket sent out their newsletter which took a look back at May sales. The first takeaway was that May was largest amount of different sellers with a sale ever, 62 individual sellers recorded at least one sale. Removing sales over $10k, the average sale amount was $2809, slightly below the $2,881 in April. In March […]
Continue ReadingUndeveloped launches the Domain Automation Network in partnership with IBM and re-names to DAN.COM
Reza Sardeha the founder of Undeveloped (an advertiser here) has been waiting for this name for a long time. The unveiling of DAN.com, The Domain Automation Network. Reza wrote a very lengthy blog post on Medium which breaks down all the features of this new project. Some of the things addressed in the post include: […]
Continue ReadingTrending keywords in May 2019 include Mushrooms, Coupons and Apple
Verisign reported their trending keywords for May. .Com was about coupons and mushrooms. .Net dealt with abuse, apple and phone. Mushrooms have been getting a lot of press lately, as a potential replacement to antidepressants. https://futurism.com/the-byte/magic-mushrooms-replace-antidepressants .COM .NET coupons abuse coupon apple finest child biochar phone mushroom account trial boy shroom pain pods thai […]
Continue ReadingCloudPay.com closes at $31,612
There have been some solid domains that expired lately on GoDaddy. BlueDot.com which closed at $33,100, 3196.com which still has days to go and jumped to $27,500 in the first few hours. I especially liked CloudPay.com which just closed at $31,612. This was a Name.com name, not GoDaddy. Cloud and Pay are two very popular […]
Continue ReadingIs .com still the number 1 extension?
So a gentleman name Kyle Byers published a post and a Reddit thread that took a look at .com vs other tlds. The Reddit thread has 138 comments and it’s interesting because this is mostly people, (maybe entirely) outside of the domain industry. The post opens up with: How important is having a .com URL? […]
Continue ReadingThe domain journey of a drone maker
A good domain is worth millions of dollars. This is illustrated in the recent sale of XA.com for 12 million yuan. It also tells a story of how vital domains are to the growth of a company. In 2007, Bin PENG (彭斌) and his friend were on a business trip. I guess they must be […]
Continue ReadingFinally GoDaddy auctions to have bidder id’s, do you feel better?
After asking for bidder id’s on Namepros as far back as 2015 and I kept pushing a bunch of times on Namepros and here at TLDinvestors.com, bidder id’s are finally a reality. Now of course you never fully get what you want from GoDaddy. In my opinion that’s always what you get from GoDaddy just […]
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