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Continue ReadingThe story that got the most attention this week in domaining was the guest blog by Flippa rep Andrew Knibbe on JohnChow.com. In the comment section Rick Schwartz left an excellent comment that follows: "btw, you should just fix the title and then it would be accurate. Let me help you. "Pigeon Shit Domains are […]
Continue ReadingOur picks for Go Daddy expiring auctions on 12/11 Poet.biz 10 year old domain, if you are into poetry and can get cheap seems worth it. RockinHorse.com 14 year old domain, pure speculation here. Only mentioned because some don't mind a typo, the name looks like it may get bid too high for the smaller […]
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Continue ReadingThe post was guest blogged by Andrew Knibbe from Flippa.com. Interesting read especially from someone from Flippa. Taken from the article : It’s not difficult to see the parallels between this and the current state of the domain investment industry – where owners are discovering their portfolios can’t generate real cashflow and have little prospect […]
Continue ReadingGo Daddy expiring auction picks for 12/9 A lot of the time the names with the highest bids don't make the most sense for those with modest budgets. They also might be fully priced from a wholesale or domainer to domainer market. So some of the names included are not great category defining names. They […]
Continue ReadingNow that .XXX is up and running we see all the registrations that were purely defensive. Take this story from the Edmonton Journal: Many domain-name buyers that include the University of Alberta and Grant MacEwan University have no intention of using the sites they have acquired, such as “UniversityofAlberta.xxx” and “MacEwanUniversity.xxx.” “We have registered five […]
Continue ReadingFacebook announced today on their developer blog that websites can now add the subscribe button. How It Works The Subscribe button for websites works just like the button on Facebook; once clicked the user will begin seeing the public posts of the person they have subscribed to in his or her News Feed. The subscribe […]
Continue ReadingToo many times in the domain world people start regging domains that had no interest to them when they started out. They fall into what I call "domainers trap," meaning they start reading blogs,sales reports and forum posts and start regging domains where they have no interest or expertise. Now it is not bad to […]
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