Startup acquires perfect domain name for their business. Mux builds powerful APIs for video encoding, hosting, streaming and data. Last year an employee there wrote a very interesting and in depth post on how they acquired Mux.com. They started out on Mux.co which they paid $1,200 for, they then stalked someone on Reddit to get […]
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Will China’s IPO darling SMZDM make 5L acronym domains popular?
You could pick up a 3L (letter) domain years ago for $100 but now it costs 5 figures or more. Similarly, 4L domains had little interest but now every one of them can sell. So the question is obvious: Will the IPO of SMZDM bring 5L domains to the forefront? It all began years ago […]
Continue ReadingDomainer sells CoinMena.com for $25K if a broker had their way it would have been $8k
Really interesting story on a domain sale from a member at Namepros who has been pretty open with all his domain dealings, good and bad. Avatar629 sold CoinMena.com for $25,000. That’s a great price for a 2017 hand reg. The wild part is the info the buyer shared with him and how a broker was […]
Continue ReadingHow long should domain investors be willing to renew domain names?
It’s the $64,000 — perhaps million dollar — question most domain investors ask or ponder from time to time when purchasing and renewing domains. If you’re a domain investor, and this question hasn’t crossed your mind, then you’re likely wasting money, time, and effort calling yourself domain investing. With almost a decade of domain investing […]
Continue ReadingA panda ready to step out of China
Pandas are cute yet they rarely leave China because of strict legal, financial, and dietary requirements. But in the world of tech startups, there is a panda well positioned to enter the global arena at any time. Billi Li (李海鹏) was a venture capitalist strong in food and real estate. Few years ago, he saw […]
Continue ReadingHow a domain name created credibility
In a Shopify Masters podcast,Andrew Lissimore detailed how getting Headphones.com gave his business credibility. It’s a great episode in my opinion. In this episode of Shopify Masters, you’ll learn how Andrew Lissimore got the domain for Headphones.com, how he scored a feature on CNET, and what him to pivot into headphones from speakers. Here is […]
Continue ReadingMy simple view of domains
In today’s world of too many choices, life can be difficult. To make it easier, I try to live a simple life, which also applies to my view of domains. What is a domain? A domain is a digital address. To be exact, a domain is a simple representation of the actual, difficult-to-remember address in […]
Continue ReadingAlex.tv Domain Sale – Successful YouTuber realizes Social Media is not “His”
Alex.tv Domain Name sale details here. I just sold the domain name Alex.tv for $10,166 to Alejandro who is a successful YouTube influencer. He has created a YouTube Channel named HipHopRD. HipHopRD is explained in Spanish on his site. I had the explanation translated to English here. News, Music, Videos, Events & All About Rap […]
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 […]
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