Kintera.org was in the non profit space as a Software as a Service (SaaS) provided. The company raised venture capital and eventually went public. They started to struggle and were acquired by Blackbaud Internet Solutions (NASDAQ: BLKB) a company I competed against in the non profit sector two decades ago. Blackbaud, made an offer of […]
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Sean 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 ReadingCookiesCupcakesandCardio.com a bit of drama around the former website
COOKIESCUPCAKESANDCARDIO.COM was a popular website run by Jenn Johns that has a Facebook page with over 550,000 likes. The YouTube channel has over 2.2 million subscribers. So what happened? The domain name expired and closed at $7,050 on GoDaddy auctions. There is a video on YouTube that was discussed on Reddit. Some say that it’s […]
Continue ReadingLiveWell.com – From Marchex to a failed financial company to $53,100
LiveWell.com was one of the 200,000 names GoDaddy purchased from Marchex back in April of 2015. A few months later LiveWell.com was acquired by Live Well Financial. Here was a blurb from RichmondBizSense.com: Richmond, VA – Live Well Financial is excited to report the relaunch of their website on a new website domain, LiveWell.com. The […]
Continue ReadingOne Hell of A Spirited Debate – To DropCatch or Not To DropCatch That is The Question
There is one hell of a discussion brewing about the business model of DropCatch.com, the drop catching service is a part of the Reberry empire that includes Huge Domains, Name Bright, Expire.com and a ton of company owned registrars. One Namepros member started a thread on why he will no longer use the drop catching […]
Continue ReadingThere is just something about an expired domain
It certainly seems that many average domains sell for bigger amounts when they are an expired domain. You can look at Go Daddy and see expired domains sell for prices that you would never see if being shopped by the owner. Even with quality names things are funny. EAM.com is currently on auction at Go […]
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