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Welcome to a fresh round of Top Topics here at NamePros!
A domain investor hasn't scored domain sales for what appears to be a long time; WHOIS privacy did not stop spammers from pitching services; Dan & Afternic integration has a few flaws, according to a domainer; HugeDomains as a pricing reference for your own domain names; Namecheap is back to offering lower prices for premium domains.
No Domain Sales For A While
It's been almost a year without a domain sale for this domain investor, who had a good run in 2022. He's concerned and wondering what could be the culprit, other than prices and the ongoing squeeze of the economy. Could it be as simple as changing landers?
Topic by @lknights1987
I locked my WHOIS as soon as I registered a domain. How do they know my phone number?
Registering a domain with WHOIS privacy is a must if you value your sanity. Domain spammers perusing the WHOIS information reached out to this domain investor via his phone number; he claims that he used WHOIS privacy regardless. How is this possible?
Topic by @domainsnape
Dan & Afternic Integration - Bad Customer Experience
The integration of Afternic into the Dan platform got many domain investors excited, but there are issues that affect the sales process. A domain investor is frustrated with the overall experience and wonders if he made the right decision, as the sales process is not automated. Time to share your experience.
Topic by @DomainDepot
HugeDomains.com as Reference For Pricing and Renewals
An enterprising domain investor thought outside the box, when it came down to domain valuation: Instead of perusing recorded sales at NameBio, he's using related keyword domains at HugeDomains as a reference point for how he prices his portfolio. Smart move or not? Share your thoughts on this strategy.
Topic by @TopBrandsForSale
Namecheap different prices!
Last year Namecheap and GoDaddy clashed online (and offline) over the arbitrary discounted pricing of premium domains on the Namecheap search results. By offering 3% off the same domains listed on Afternic, Namecheap scored numerous sales, undercutting GoDaddy. What's the secret and how can Namecheap afford to offer the same domains for less, at no cost to the domain sellers?
Topic by @lovely4ever
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. See you next week!
A domain investor hasn't scored domain sales for what appears to be a long time; WHOIS privacy did not stop spammers from pitching services; Dan & Afternic integration has a few flaws, according to a domainer; HugeDomains as a pricing reference for your own domain names; Namecheap is back to offering lower prices for premium domains.
No Domain Sales For A While
It's been almost a year without a domain sale for this domain investor, who had a good run in 2022. He's concerned and wondering what could be the culprit, other than prices and the ongoing squeeze of the economy. Could it be as simple as changing landers?
Topic by @lknights1987
I locked my WHOIS as soon as I registered a domain. How do they know my phone number?
Registering a domain with WHOIS privacy is a must if you value your sanity. Domain spammers perusing the WHOIS information reached out to this domain investor via his phone number; he claims that he used WHOIS privacy regardless. How is this possible?
Topic by @domainsnape
Dan & Afternic Integration - Bad Customer Experience
The integration of Afternic into the Dan platform got many domain investors excited, but there are issues that affect the sales process. A domain investor is frustrated with the overall experience and wonders if he made the right decision, as the sales process is not automated. Time to share your experience.
Topic by @DomainDepot
HugeDomains.com as Reference For Pricing and Renewals
An enterprising domain investor thought outside the box, when it came down to domain valuation: Instead of perusing recorded sales at NameBio, he's using related keyword domains at HugeDomains as a reference point for how he prices his portfolio. Smart move or not? Share your thoughts on this strategy.
Topic by @TopBrandsForSale
Namecheap different prices!
Last year Namecheap and GoDaddy clashed online (and offline) over the arbitrary discounted pricing of premium domains on the Namecheap search results. By offering 3% off the same domains listed on Afternic, Namecheap scored numerous sales, undercutting GoDaddy. What's the secret and how can Namecheap afford to offer the same domains for less, at no cost to the domain sellers?
Topic by @lovely4ever
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. See you next week!
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