The highest reported .pizza sale took place on Tuesday. 360.pizza was registered back in 2014 by a registrant out of Hong Kong. It looks like they let it expire at Dynadot and a Canadian registrant picked the domain name up around 2016. The domain name sold at Sedo for $7,273. The buyer looks to be […]
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Sold for $175,000 My.Life is now a successful meditation app
One year ago The big news in the new gtld space was the $175,000 sale of My.life. The domain was purchased for $100,000 up front and the other $75,000 due by the end of the year. This is the largest .life sale ever reported. MyLife.com is a developed website that has had some problems with […]
Continue ReadingUnderstand Your Own Magic Words
Future of New Domain Names in Voice Recognition and AI. Since 2014, hundreds of new domain extensions (new domain names, or new gTLDs) were introduced into internet space. Now we can register domain names in extensions like .life, .world, .live, .online, .store, .xyz, or .photo. New domain names have one very interesting property, which, in […]
Continue ReadingNew Gtld’s a look back at 2020 including how many sold in each extension
2020 New Gtld Sales A Recap Looking back at 2020 New Gtld reported sales shows a lot of extensions with little to no sales. Only 190 extensions reported a sale. .Club was number one on the list with 141 reported sales. .Xyz was second with 97. A few extensions were mostly registry sales. .Bet and […]
Continue ReadingTop.Domains records second highest reported .link sale
Go.Link becomes the second highest reported .link sale of all time. Selling for $26,000. Top.Domains was the seller and they picked the name up back in 2017. App.link is the highest reported .link sale. The buyer looks to be an organization named Adjust. A lot of the whois info is obscured. The domain name moved […]
Continue ReadingThere is a .realty regging frenzy taking place
There is a .realty registration frenzy going on currently. Epik has worked out a promotion with the .realty registry. Now for the first year the domain names are .99 but the renewal is $299. The discussion is lively over at Namepros with those understanding this regging spree for what it is. Register and outbound, get […]
Continue ReadingHow established .com businesses can benefit from using multiple domain names
Everyone who seriously invests in the new generation of domain names (also sometimes called “new gTLDs” – domain names ending in extensions like .life, .world, or .expert – for example, a domain like alien.life, paradise.world or wealth.expert) should pay attention to something very interesting. Some of the largest global companies and brands like Apple, Amazon, or T-Mobile are registering new gTLDs in large […]
Continue ReadingHow to Correctly Appraise A New Generation of Domain Names
Each domain investor should know the value of their domain names. Before 2014, we had 3 main domain extensions in internet space: .com, .net and .org. Domain names in those extensions have more-less the same yearly renewal fee (approximately $10), and as their sales were recorded in public sources for 30 years, it becomes easier […]
Continue ReadingHow A Bad Website Address Is Damaging Your Organization
“Ouch, I just saw a really HORRIBLE website address!”, I complained to my friend after I recently saw an add on LinkedIn. The add, created by a large government organization, was graphically very nice, and apparently they tried their best to attract students to find more information on their website about one of their programs, […]
Continue ReadingMarek Eckhaus on “How to start with Domain Name Investing”
Being a domain name investor since 2014, so many people ask me daily how to start with the domain name investing, what skills one needs to have, and, of course … How Much Money One Can Make. Especially that “How Much Money One Can Make” is the most common question by far. The short answer is […]
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