Leave a Comment0
Here are some available Names.
Happy Hunting
engrapple.com
portoseguro.org
suncorridorrealestate.com
hydroelectrically.com
richbororealestate.com
domainnamepurchases.com
thecitytv.com
brazorianews.com
nocalnews.com
whereinto.com
anonymousrealestate.com
weatherlyhomes.com
southidahonews.com
nonchargeable.com
creditmanaging.com
espionagetv.com
securitiesfrauds.com
southernidahonews.com… Read the rest
Leave a Comment0
Some After Christmas and End of the Year Domain Deals.
Your regular job office may be closed. Family out shopping. Time to buy some names.
Now my first recommendation is still invest 2 hours in understanding what you own, and what you want to own in 2020. Also bring all your names together in a spreadsheet. Makes it easier to upload to aftermarkets, search for names and know whether your sales have tilted your portfolio downwards in quality.
But everyone likes to buy.
.COM Domain Specials
1 Comment
Ok so I’m negative on Namescon again. Can’t wait to meet domain investors needs in other ways in 2020. With Namescon’s new discounts announced this morning, you could be going, with a friend for less than the price of regular ticket. Of course is a shorter show, no meals and no idea who is speaking.
Panic price drop, I can’t tell? Of course this usually signals weakness in attendance, and can lead to disgruntled purchasers (ok me) who bought at the last deal price.
Add to … Read the rest
Leave a Comment0
I use in how many extensions a left of the dot string is taken to separate platinum from awesome from great from good domain names. Its not a guarantee but helps me see what domain investors are taking in every possible extension.
Here are 100 of the top words or strings. I’ve culled this list from all domains with any TLD appended available in a pending delete name, a name listed at Uniregistry or Godaddy Auctions. I’ll refine it again by year end to include other lists.
So far I’ve found almost 19,000 words or strings taken in over 100 … Read the rest
4 Comments
Buying domain names can be an obsession. As we have seen recently Verisign is worth billions, and .org is now worth billions also, because of the amazing potential and possibly profit to be made owning domain names. I have seen similar attributes in investing in oil and gas wells, land and acreage.
It all happens because we assign real money to potential value, even if never realized.
When I used to evaluate tax advantaged investment for clients in the late 80’s, like oil wells, we would evaluate oil wells and fields based on certain categories.
For oil, this meant proved … Read the rest
Leave a Comment0
Verisign Blog Monthly Lists Haven’t Been Issued Since August
Over the past few years Verisign, on their blog, has reported some Top Ten lists of keywords or strings registered in .com and .net. This hasn’t always been the most registered names, just names trending up compared to the past. I haven’t seen a list since a September post for August domains.
I posted about my predictions for the Top Ten Lists for October and how some words that didn’t make sense were showing up… and some trademarks. Some unique words started to appear like gate, quibet, yacai. Some of these … Read the rest
4 Comments
Our After The Drop series show you recently dropped and available domain names for investors and website owners.
Its colder weather in the northern hemisphere but you can feel like your on the beach with SevenMile.org or Hanalei.org, if your the first to nab.
In our best available names series, we present the best dropped names still available. See past issues here. Normally we are only .com but with .org in the news, we did a .org edition today.
So doubt, what lefts is never the best. Yes SevenMileBeach.com would be the best (and SevenMileBeach.org is available for hand reg). … Read the rest
9 Comments
ccTLD Updates. .CA goes negative and .CO In Dispute
The .CA Authority has “gone negative” in their promotion to encourage registration of .CA names for Canadian residents and businesses. While the first set of ads encouraged patriotism and logic (Showing stats Canadians prefer .ca); now its full-on guilt and shaming. Using a term from Political campaigning where a candidate attacks their rivals, this is called “going negative”.
.CA’s recent advertising called .com registrants traitors and suggested they are similar to registered offenders. They were running commercials in Canada with police chasing .com registrants. Hey don’t hold back, tell me what … Read the rest
2 Comments
Godaddy has moved all in on investors and if you’ve been profiled as an investor, you see this login page.
If it were only that easy. I think it would be more accurately described BUY REPEAT MAYBE SELL.
BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY
get the point.. BUY BUY BUY BUY and maybe after 1000 names you will get a sale.
So for most investors its:
BUY
BUY
BUY
HOPE
PRAY
WHINE
COMPLAIN
BUY
BUY
BUY
DROP
DROP
BUY
SELLOUT
BUY
BUY
LEAVE
The reason I started this blog is I’d … Read the rest
1 Comment
Year-end can be a great time to sell domain names. Revisit your clients in December with these thoughts in mind.
Year-end time does bring some “look back” thoughts. Picture your potential client thinking “what did I intend to do this year?”. Most of us procrastinate and don’t meet our own goals. Engage them to let them make a big move at the end of the year. Catch them trying to knock off as many to-dos as possible, including acquiring a better domain name.
December can be a slower work time, so your CEO and Decision Maker clients may have some … Read the rest
