The arrival of April 2021 also signals the beginning of the 2nd fiscal quarter of the year. The 1st quarter has brought about plenty of domain name sales. DNJournal, for example, already lists 38 domain sales of $100,000 or more. In comparison, DNJournal lists 53 sales of $100,000 or more for the whole of 2020.… Read more →
Social media has changed the way we do many things. We now interact differently, we now consume news and information differently, and we’re constantly engaged with the thoughts and opinions of fellow users.
With Facebook boasting roughly 2.7 billion users as of Q3 2020 and Twitter users at just over one-tenth of that figure, it’s easy to see the lure of social media for brands and businesses. … Read more →
There are thousands of part-time, full-time, or hobbyist domain name investors across the world from all walks of life. Some are new to the domain industry and some are veterans dating back to the early days of the Internet.
Success, however you want to define it, is not something reserved for investors that have been active since the 90s, early 2000s, or even 2010s.… Read more →
The name Block.one may be familiar to those that follow domain name news. In 2019, the company made headlines by acquiring the Voice.com domain name for $30 million from MicroStrategy in a deal brokered by GoDaddy.
Voice.com moved into a MarkMonitor registrar account using Cloudflare nameservers, and quickly started to host Block.one’s… Read more →
Founded in 2007, View set out with a mission to reimagine the simple window. They did just that by creating the smart window that automatically adjusts to the sun to increase access to natural light.
The company found that the product was popular, and especially so among investors who have backed View to the tune of $1.8 billion at the time of publishing.… Read more →
Co-founder and former CEO of YouTube, Chad Hurley, has been tweeting prolifically about domain names in recent days.
He first told his 601,000-strong follower base that you need to register a “sweet” domain to change the world. What constitutes a “sweet” domain name, though?… Read more →