Have you ever wondered just how popular your domain names are? At our disposal, we typically have data from traffic and possibly the number of inquiries received to determine the popularity of your domain. Knowing how popular your domain is may help you to ascertain its value.…
In the domain industry, we’re fortunate enough to have plenty of innovators – individuals and companies alike who want to offer new services and solutions to the domain industry.
Here, I’ve compiled a quick “cheat sheet” for domain investors in general. This is inspired by, and builds on, a tweet from Peter Askew on Twitter who produced his own cheat sheet for domain developers.…
Paul Graham is a name many of you may be familiar with. He’s the founder of Y Combinator, the startup incubator, and is generally regarded as one of the key figures of the Internet era. Graham’s brainchild, Y Combinator, has been responsible for helping thousands of startups gain traction including the likes of Stripe, Airbnb, and Coinbase.…
Looking through data on startups, I routinely come across companies using the appendage “Get” before their brand name, such as GetExample.com, if a company’s name is “Example”. For most companies, this isn’t the most desirable domain. Their best domain, in this case, Example.com,…
In my Sales Roundup this week, I’m taking a look to find the stories behind four sales from DNJournal’s weekly chart covering sales from February 10th – 16th, 2020. As always with The Sales Roundup, we’re looking to find out why each domain name may have achieved the price it did.…
Domain investor and founder of DomainMarket.com, Mike Mann, took to Twitter on Saturday night to announce his latest significant domain sale, that of BloodBalance.com for $39,888.
According to Mike’s tweet, he acquired the domain in July 2017 for $19, likely from an expired auction or a GoDaddy closeout listing.…