James Iles Red.com
Primary color red has long been associated with a number of sentiments and emotions. In Europe, it’s associated with heat, passion, and anger, while in China and much of Asia, red is the color of good fortune.
Red.com is owned and operated by Red Digital Cinema, a camera company based in Irvine, California.… Read more →
With a tag line of “teach your money how to make money,” Nvstr’s product offering has always been intriguing, but from a branding perspective, its name was perhaps missing something.
While Nvstr could be considered a clever brand name that is a nod to a past trend of dropping one or more vowels from a name, such as Flickr or Tumblr, it isn’t the clearest name and might not pass the radio test.… Read more →
One of my favorite domain name investors is AbdulBasit Makrani, the founder of AbdulBasit.com who owns a portfolio of several thousand domain names. I last featured AbdulBasit on my blog in December 2020 when he broke $500,000 in sales for the year. Now, he’s back to discuss how he’s faring in 2021.… Read more →
Describing itself as the Internet’s voice messaging platform, Mote was founded in 2020 and has already attracted more than 1 million users.
Many of those million users are in the education sector, where audio feedback has helped students in a world where education has been predominantly limited to online-only thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.… Read more →
In January 2021, Home.com changed hands in one of the most notable domain sales of the past few years. First reported by DomainInvesting.com, the Home.com domain was sold by its owner, Anything.com, in a deal brokered by Larry Fischer.
The buyer was Fairway Independent Mortgage Company, a mortgage corporation based in Wisconsin with branches across the United States.… Read more →
In this, the second of a 3 part series, I’m looking at data shared by GoDaddy recently that disclosed 20 sales the company had facilitated in January 2021. Here, I’m looking at 5 of those sales to analyze why those domains sold for the prices they did.… Read more →