The most popular discussions this week include choosing between a new generic Top Level Domain and a Second Level Domain; the current, past, and future outlook on LLLL.com’s price floor; technical advances being made that could end domain name investing as we know it; and a debate on whether .info will succeed in the pool of ngTLD’s.
.us.com vs .center
Which would be better for a business to start out with: a new gTLD that the vast majority of the public is unaware of or a second-level domain name focused in a geographical area in which you operate, such as yourname.gb.net using CentralNic’s gb.net for Great Britain?
Topic by @33S
Future Floor Price of LLLL.com
If you’ve been watching the LLLL.com market, you’ve steadily seen the price of LLLL’s without vowels or a V rise, as well as those with. There is almost all certainty that what you could once get for $25 a couple years ago, you would now need a minimum of $350 to buy it today. But will this rise continue with the same magnitude throughout 2016, and perhaps even 2017? What's your prediction (poll)?
Topic by @DNVantage
The Death of Domaining
Everywhere we look, technical advances are being made: from 3-D printing to virtual reality. Will there be other leaps made that will end domaining as we know it today?
Topic by @greggb
Depreciation of .Info
There was once a day where .info domain names would sell high, but now, they can barely sell for some. Recently, pizza.info was sold for $3,150 – half of what it was acquired for in the past. Is .info done for or will it make a comeback?
Topic by @Arpit131
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!
.us.com vs .center
Which would be better for a business to start out with: a new gTLD that the vast majority of the public is unaware of or a second-level domain name focused in a geographical area in which you operate, such as yourname.gb.net using CentralNic’s gb.net for Great Britain?
Topic by @33S
Future Floor Price of LLLL.com
If you’ve been watching the LLLL.com market, you’ve steadily seen the price of LLLL’s without vowels or a V rise, as well as those with. There is almost all certainty that what you could once get for $25 a couple years ago, you would now need a minimum of $350 to buy it today. But will this rise continue with the same magnitude throughout 2016, and perhaps even 2017? What's your prediction (poll)?
Topic by @DNVantage
The Death of Domaining
Everywhere we look, technical advances are being made: from 3-D printing to virtual reality. Will there be other leaps made that will end domaining as we know it today?
Topic by @greggb
Depreciation of .Info
There was once a day where .info domain names would sell high, but now, they can barely sell for some. Recently, pizza.info was sold for $3,150 – half of what it was acquired for in the past. Is .info done for or will it make a comeback?
Topic by @Arpit131
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!
