A domain marks your presence in the digital world – a global one indeed. Yet, in my daily news reading, I come across startup after startup with the domain-matching-brand issue. So, it’s time to check your domain and see if it is correctly named. Your domain is the address of your store in the digital […]
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Sav.com the new kid on the block with $5.95 .coms
About a month ago I started noticing Sav.com being mentioned on Namebio. Banners to auctions and mentions in the daily domain discoveries peaked my interest. I had not seen any real discussion on Namepros but that has now changed as Nick from Sav.com joined and there is now a $5.95 special. @Grilled wrote a very […]
Continue ReadingGoDaddy puts out a video on how to make money with domain names
How to buy and sell domains for a profit. That’s the video GoDaddy released today on You Tube. 195 views and 13 likes so far. The video is the basics to help bring new people looking to make some money with a side hustle. The video is 8 minutes long. I was discussing GoDaddy and […]
Continue ReadingSedo no minimum commission extended through 2020
Sedo announced today on Twitter that the minimum fee waiver will extend throughout all of 2020. I personally think this is a good move as it does encourage people to try some sales they would not normally. Last month I wrote about removing and relisting names. Pricing the names to move with new eyeballs on […]
Continue ReadingQuantas.com closes at $19,138
Australian airline Qantas has had the domain Quantas.com redirecting to Qantas websites for many years. I don’t believe they actually ever owned the name but it was redirected for close to two decades. The domain was at GoDaddy while the Australian airline has it’s domain names at CSC. Many consumers spell Qantas wrong and a […]
Continue ReadingUniregistry weekly sales led by CompanionPet.com and PhoneParts.com
Uniregistry released their top 20 sales for the week and CompanionPet.com and PhoneParts.com led the way at $25,000. Xtag.com was second at $23,000 and Ventured.com sold for $20,000. Two non com sales led by Spartacus.net at $12,000. Here are the Top 20 sales: 1. companionpet.com $25,000 2. phoneparts.com $25,000 3. xtag.com $23,000 4. ventured.com $20,000 5. poas.com $20,000 […]
Continue ReadingRick Schwartz interview with Jason Morris
JasonOfFlorida.com published an interview with Rick Schwartz about buying domains off Twitter. Rick fielded a bunch of questions from Jason about his tweeting and how and why he buys domains off Twitter. Personally I did sell a domain last year to Rick, BraAndPanties.com. So I do know Rick does actually follow through and buy a […]
Continue ReadingPopular typo of Qantas airlines over $3,800 at GoDaddy Auctions
Australian airline Qantas is the third oldest airline in the world and registered Qantas.com in May of 1996. Many consumers spell Qantas wrong and a lot add the letter u to make it Quantas.com. In November of 1999 Quantas.com was registered and in 2004 there is a whois record for a Quantas Associates Inc, a […]
Continue Reading11 tips to increase conversions using local SEO landing pages
If you operate a local small business, or even a regional or national business, local search engine optimization (SEO) is a necessity to garner and dominate local search engine rankings within certain markets. With the increase of tablet and mobile search on the rise, local SEO is becoming mandatory for all small businesses. No longer […]
Continue ReadingTeenDomainer.com is all grown up
One of the domain blogs I used to read many years back was TeenDomainer.com. The domain was run by Brian Diener and it was nice to see a younger person’s perspective and experiences in domaining. I have not seen Brian around for years in domaining circles. I was looking at the Flippa blog last week […]
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