It's time for the weekly Top Topics review here at NamePros! 
How many actual domain sales take place daily? Koko.com sold for $1 million dollars; Odds of selling the .net or .org when the .com is for sale; No sales, no offers, totally lost interest in domains; Google hints at lowering the SEO value of ccTLDs.
How many REAL domain sales happen everyday?
Numerous domain sales take place every day, according to reporting web sites. What percentage of these are "real" sales between two parties, as opposed to auctions of expired or dropped domains? Join in and share your thoughts.
Topic by @Molly
Koko.com was sold for $1 million dollars at Atom
The CVCV domain Koko.com was reported as sold at Atom, for the sum of $1 million dollars. The seller was James Booth who flipped the domain after holding it for just 6 months. Find out more details about this amazing sale.
Topic by @silentg
The chances of selling a .net or .org domain when the .com is on sale
When a .com domain is for sale, the odds of selling the respective .net or .org domain lessen. Is it really impossible to facilitate a sale under these conditions? Quick answer: It depends! Share your thoughts about whether this is possible and what it'd take.
Topic by @Molly
No sales, no offers, totally lost interest in domains. What about you?
A domain investor's experiencing the so-called "summer doldrums" - the dry season when few or no sales occur. Is that a good reason to throw in the towel as far as domain investing is concerned? You have to say "NO!"
Topic by @UUnicorn
Google hints at lowering the SEO value of Country Code Top-Level Domains
There are indicators by Google that it plans to lessen the SEO importance of ccTLDs, including a lot of so-called "generic" ccTLDs. The reason appears to be the ever-decreasing use of ccTLDs to deliver geo-targeted content. Will Google deliver on this promise?
Topic by @silentg
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.
How many actual domain sales take place daily? Koko.com sold for $1 million dollars; Odds of selling the .net or .org when the .com is for sale; No sales, no offers, totally lost interest in domains; Google hints at lowering the SEO value of ccTLDs.
How many REAL domain sales happen everyday?
Numerous domain sales take place every day, according to reporting web sites. What percentage of these are "real" sales between two parties, as opposed to auctions of expired or dropped domains? Join in and share your thoughts.
Topic by @Molly
Koko.com was sold for $1 million dollars at Atom
The CVCV domain Koko.com was reported as sold at Atom, for the sum of $1 million dollars. The seller was James Booth who flipped the domain after holding it for just 6 months. Find out more details about this amazing sale.
Topic by @silentg
The chances of selling a .net or .org domain when the .com is on sale
When a .com domain is for sale, the odds of selling the respective .net or .org domain lessen. Is it really impossible to facilitate a sale under these conditions? Quick answer: It depends! Share your thoughts about whether this is possible and what it'd take.
Topic by @Molly
No sales, no offers, totally lost interest in domains. What about you?
A domain investor's experiencing the so-called "summer doldrums" - the dry season when few or no sales occur. Is that a good reason to throw in the towel as far as domain investing is concerned? You have to say "NO!"
Topic by @UUnicorn
Google hints at lowering the SEO value of Country Code Top-Level Domains
There are indicators by Google that it plans to lessen the SEO importance of ccTLDs, including a lot of so-called "generic" ccTLDs. The reason appears to be the ever-decreasing use of ccTLDs to deliver geo-targeted content. Will Google deliver on this promise?
Topic by @silentg
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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