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While many domain investors have taken time off over Christmas to celebrate the festive period with friends and families, @Mike Mann is still closing deals before the year ends. Yesterday, Mike announced his most recent sale via Twitter. The domain, GreenBluff.com, was acquired by Mike's company in April 2017 for $215. In just over eight months, Mike sold the name for $5,000. Currently, the buyer is unknown.

Here are this week's Top Topics.


A $2 Domain Sells for $2,000

After registering a two-word domain name for just $2, this new investor managed to sell the name for $2,000 via outbound marketing. The domain, revealed in this discussion along with many other details of the sale, was pitched to eight end users with one showing interest.

A couple of rounds of negotiation later and the domainer landed their first ever four-figure sale.

Topic by: @Rinkuji


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What's The Difference Between a Good Domain and a Bad Domain?

One of the most common pieces of advice for a domain investor is to find and acquire a good domain name. But how can you define a good domain name and how does a good name differentiate from a bad one? Does end user value and demand dictate the value of a domain?

As you might expect, this question has sparked an interesting debate. How would you define a good name?

Topic by: @xynames


Almost a Decade In Domaining

After receiving several questions regarding trading strategy, this domain investor decided to publish an in-depth look at his journey as a domainer. This is one of the most detailed and candid stories of a domainer's career that you are likely to come across. If you are a new domain investor or are in need of some guidance, this article may be exactly what you need to find inspiration and motivation for 2018.

Topic by: @Nikul Sanghvi


What Do You Call Yourself?

Here's a fun discussion for you. After receiving a $50 offer from a potential buyer, this domainer responded with a $2,500 asking price. What followed was a diatribe against domain investors in which resulted in the potential buyer saying:
There are so many of you squatters around now, and whether you call yourselves brokers or hotshots or whatever else, you're all ultimately just small-time crooks
The domainer liked the hotshot phrase, but what do you call yourself? When you describe yourself to someone, are you a domain investor, are you a digital entrepreneur or are you something else?

Topic by: @Haris


What Is the Best Domain You've Sold This Year?

With 2017 drawing to a close, it's an opportune time to take stock of your year as a domain investor. Here, domainers are being encouraged to disclose the best domain name, along with the price, that they have sold this year.

There are some interesting sales that have been disclosed here.

Topic by: @elevator


Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what’s trending!
 
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Thanks for adding my thread. I just felt people would like to reveal their sold names, at least one each.
 
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Thanks for adding my thread. I just felt people would like to reveal their sold names, at least one each.

I’ve just added my own
 
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I sold Changed.World for $600. I registered it for $1.88.
 
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