During NamesCon I saw the mention of the $50,000 sale of Domain.io, Aaron had mentioned it sold in 2020 and they were announcing it now. I wanted to see what Domain.io was all about. Aaron was kind enough to answer some questions in the interview below. Q1) Domain.io was recently reported as sold for $50,000. […]
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Ego vs money (how it took close to a year to close a 6 figure .tv sale)
I have been brokering names for many years, not at the level that a Rosener or Evanson does, but for some clients that I have known for many years. One such client just deals in .tv and I have brokered some names for him in the $10k to $20k range. Most of these transaction were […]
Continue ReadingCom vs Non Com
Com vs Non Com a look at reported sales There is no doubt that .com is the undisputed champ when it comes to reported domain name sales. New gtlds are getting older, legacy extensions like net and org. Let’s just call them all Non Coms. Certainly for some exercises there is the need or desire […]
Continue ReadingWill there always be a .io? One reader asked for a guarantee
There have been some solid .io sales this year and it prompted one reader to ask me if there was a guarantee that .io would always be in existence? They want to jump in but are concerned by an article that I wrote. A guarantee? No. Since the 2014 article on GigaOm came out about […]
Continue ReadingStats from the previous NamesCon Online (record breaking turnout)
NamesCon released some facts and figures from the online conference that took place a few weeks ago. Pretty impressive numbers in my opinion. 1,200+ Attendees (Record-breaking turnout) 60 different countries represented (not as many as Cassie De Pecol visited, but still a wonderfully diverse crowd) The majority of attendees joined us from the US, (28%) […]
Continue ReadingPark.io has a big day with the highest reported .io of all time Trade.io
Trade.io now takes the top spot. Sold in 2010 on Sedo for $4,000 it went for $88,000 on Park.io Monday. The domain name has been developed, there is a note, Even though the trade.io exchange is in hibernation, the Liquidity Pool is alive and well and has evolved into the TIOprime Pool. Battery.io also sold […]
Continue ReadingSusanBoyle.com expires again at 8x last time it expired
Singer and musician names have been going for some wild prices this year at GoDaddy expired auctions. From RonnieWood.com (renewed after the fact) MacyGray.com to Sunday’s auction of SusanBoyle.com. Susan Boyle who gained worldwide popularity after appearing on Britain’s Got Talent has her official website at SusanBoyleMusic.com. The domain name SusanBoyle.com expired last Valentine’s day […]
Continue ReadingCasino.online purchased for $201,250 now up and running
Casino is one of the most valuable keywords when it comes to domain names and domain name reported sales. Casino tops the list with 63 exact match sales. $7m in dollar volume with $111,800 being the average price. $5.5m for Casino.com was the high sale. Back in 2017 Radix (an advertiser here) sold Casino.online for […]
Continue ReadingA look at some recent solid sales where domain investors were the buyer (Part 2)
Over the past few months a few names I have been checking in on for development are just being resold. I covered some domain name sales back in July of last year where domain investors were paying mid to high five figures.. Greenly.com went for $25,500 at GoDaddy auctions and is now listed for sale […]
Continue ReadingSuperCharging.com closes at $50,005 third time it has transacted publicly
SuperCharging.com closed at $50,005 on GoDaddy auctions. The domain name expired and previously sold two times before. The domain name was picked up for just $500 in June of 2018 at NameJet. I twas flipped for $3,500 at Flippa three months later. According to MotorTrend Supercharger” is the generic term for an air compressor used […]
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