Many times when a new company cannot get their official corporate name as a .com, they go with the prefix GET. We have watched the recent move by Supply to move from GetSupply.com to Supply.co. I pointed out in some of the online discussions that another company does the exact opposite for their online identity. […]
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U.S. Supreme Court to consider blocking Booking.com trademark
Reuters reported that the U.S. Supreme Court will hear an appeal by the U.S. Patent and Trademark office. Federal courts have rejected trademarks for other similar names, such as hotels.com, mattress.com and lawyers.com. From the article: The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to consider a bid by a federal agency to prevent the popular […]
Continue ReadingSo boss do we name our startup Dickhead or Cocaine?
So yesterday we looked at the highest price, most premium names on BrandBucket. Today a look at some of the most interesting names listed on a brandable boutique that markets to startups. TightShorts.com this one can be yours for $4,195 Tight Shorts: A cheeky name to show off your lower half. Possible uses: A fitness […]
Continue ReadingHow Jessica Doppelt Turned $100K Investment into Multi-Million Dollar Domain Development
The domain industry is long littered with stories of domain investors entering and quick flipping their way to profitable success. Domain investing, specifically quick flipping, to profitable success in short order shouldn’t be dismissed. However, the more puzzling and challenging feat to achieve and sustain is multi-million dollar domain development. Today’s podcast guest, Jessica Doppelt, […]
Continue ReadingThe most expensive names listed on BrandBucket
BrandBucket’s most valuable names So this week I looked at the email from new names added to BrandBucket and I saw Olive.com which is not the normal name you think of when you think of BrandBucket. You think of solid two word brandables or a madeup pronounceable what BrandBucket calls an invented name. But when […]
Continue ReadingUniregistry weekly sales led by Placemaker.com
Uniregistry released their top 20 sales for the week and Placemaker.com led the way at $40,000. Lando.com was second at $25,000 and Computers.com.au was third at $15,360. Computers.com.au was the highest of the three non .com sales Here are the Top 20 sales: 1. placemaker.com $40,000 2. lando.com $25,000 3. computers.com.au $15,360 4. jutro.com $15,000 5. imperialfamily.com $15,000 6. hirepay.co $13,800 7. starmag.com $9,000 8. traumakit.com $7,200 9. pildora.com $7,000 10. halohealth.com $6,300 11. bugpatrol.com $6,250 […]
Continue ReadingForbes details how Swag.com went from great name to great sales
Joan Verdon wrote a great story on Forbes about Swag.com and detailed the history of the company, from staking out Facebook’s offices to get a $3,400 order to closing in on sales north of $6 million this year. From the article: The HBO series Silicon Valley included several memorable moments featuring characters rhapsodizing about the […]
Continue Reading.brand domains: to be or not to be?
In 2010, a growing list of well-known brands began to speculate on the future of the internet and its hopeful acceptance of new domain extensions. While .com and other legacy domain extensions have long been accepted, many of the brands couldn’t turn a blind eye to the possibility of .brand domains becoming the next big […]
Continue ReadingI’m puzzled by the prices of numeric domains
Travis at DSAD provides a good service by reporting domain auction prices daily. By using dotDB and Google search, I can roughly understand why specific domains are sold for the prices. The only exception is long numeric domains. For example, Travis reported a few days ago that 703888.com was sold for $4,600. dotDB gives 33 […]
Continue ReadingDomain Sales and Trends report for October 2019
Looking back at October 2019 Domain Sales here we will examine domain sales and data trends for certain naming categories. October saw a bounce up in dollars vs September while seeing close to 1,400 less sales. Overall Namebio recorded 8,672 sales down from 10,033 total sales ($100 or more) in September. This was for a […]
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