Someone is looking to buy up the 7N.com space and laid out there plans in public. A member on Namepros is asking people for help, not money, but help on buying up the 7N.com namespace. Here is part of the post from DomainEmpire on Namepros: Why am I sharing this story with you ? We’ve […]
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With 5L.com Heating Up a couple tools that might help you
5L.com names are starting to heat up, I have to say I have been surprised by the amount some have regged. Reading posts on Namepros some members are in the 500 to 1500 range. That is a big bet and I hope it pays off, the frenzy around all these buyouts and Chinese buying habits […]
Continue ReadingKeyword Names Outsell Invented Names on BrandBucket for September – October
BrandBucket sent out their November newsletter and it is always nice to get a look at some of the metrics. When it comes to Keyword vs Invented or what I have always called M.U.P.S. (Made Up Pronounceables), the keyword names are selling a bit better. For September and October sales keyword centric names were 55% […]
Continue ReadingA Decade of Dot TV
2005 was an eventful year for me in domaining, early in 2005 I founded 3Character.com and in November the Dot TV sub forum on Namepros. Now some may say sub forum ? So what? Today there are a million niches and Eric Lyon does a good job with some input from me and members of […]
Continue ReadingAn Interesting Negotiating Ploy – Register the Seller’s Full Name
I have seen some crazy stuff in the middle of domain negotiations but I had not come across what one Namepros member experienced this week. Apparently as negotiations were getting nowhere, the potential buyer registered the firstlastname.com of the seller. The seller posted on Namepros about whether or not he should retaliate. In the post […]
Continue ReadingVerisign October Trending Keywords include Marijuana, Storage and China
Verisign released their top 10 trending keywords for October. With the holiday season approaching Christmas made the top 10 in .com and .net had a Chinese feel to it. The .net extension had China, Wang, Yuan and Xiao in the top 10.
Continue ReadingThere is always going to be someone holding the bag
There has been a lot of discussion and debate about the quick run up in short letter and number domains. There is a lot of back and forth on Namepros and a great discussion on TheDomains.com. There is talk of hype, bubbles, unrealistic valuation…There is talk about someone will get left holding the bag. Of […]
Continue ReadingDid JayD.com sell for over $638,000 ?
Jayd.com is showing sold on Flippa for $638,654. The sale shows as a classified sale, the domain was registered in 2000 and the whois shows the registrant before the sale as, Domain Consignment is an eNom Technology Partner. *UPDATE* Kevin Fink left a comment saying it has not sold and the sale was reversed. Hopefully […]
Continue ReadingBusiness Insider “China is Buying Up The Internet”
Business Insider published an article on Saturday that takes a look at what most in our business have been discussing for months. Buyouts here, buyouts there, no more 6N.com or 4L.net. The article delves into why domain names are the perfect Chinese investment vehicle. No customs declaration. No property taxes. No annual fees (outside of […]
Continue ReadingMike Berkens Finds Some More Money with FindMyMoney.com
Mike Berkens is back at it again with a couple nice phrase domain sales. Mike continues to do better with phrase domains/call to action, than just about anyone else I have ever seen. Someone may sell one for a great price but Mike continues to sell these domains for prices higher than most would even […]
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