According to a tweet yesterday, Mike Mann has recorded another five figure sale. This time, the domain in question is CorporateLeasing.com. Mike’s tweet says that he acquired the name in 2008, and records from NameBio show that the price paid was $4,080 via the Afternic marketplace. The sales price announced yesterday was $21,100.
Here’s this week’s Top Topics.
What Should You Learn, and What Should You Outsource?
As an investor, the work required to maintain and improve one’s portfolio never seems to be complete. If you develop your domain investments too, that’s another time-consuming area that may or may not pay off in the long run.
A new domain investor has asked the community which skills he should learn, versus the parts of website development that should be outsourced. What’s your opinion on this?
Topic by: @GAhmed
Donald Trump Bought ClintonKaine.com
Domain investor @john_karr published some interesting news this week. After the $15,000 sale of ClintonKaine.com, John looked into who acquired the domain name. He uncovered early WHOIS details that show Donald Trump’s web developers have bought the name.
The WHOIS listing showed an “@parscale.com” email address as the owner, before being converted to WHOIS privacy a short time later. Giles-Parscale is a San Antonio based design and web marketing company that lists Donald Trump’s presidential campaign as one of their clients.
Topic by: @john_karr
Which Is the Best Month for Domain Sales?
Domain investing could be regarded as seasonal. It has been well documented by several bloggers that the summer months are a traditionally slow time for domain investors. By contrast, several months during the winter tend to be more productive.
Which is your best month for domain sales? Answer this question by contributing to its discussion.
Topic by: @infosec3
What To Do With a Rude Email
If you’ve ever conducted outbound sales, or have had an inquiry on one of your domains, you may have had a rude response from a potential buyer. This investor has shared their recent experience of replying to a rude email with unexpected results.
Topic by: @jideofor
Banned from GoDaddy Auctions
This week, an investor informed the community that they were banned from the popular domain aftermarket, GoDaddy Auctions. According to the discussion, after several failed login attempts, he called GoDaddy support who informed him that he was banned.
The discussion, linked above, gives the explanation as to why this investor was banned, but fortunately, thanks to GoDaddy's staff, his account has been reinstated.
Topic by: @DomainVP
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!
Here’s this week’s Top Topics.
What Should You Learn, and What Should You Outsource?
As an investor, the work required to maintain and improve one’s portfolio never seems to be complete. If you develop your domain investments too, that’s another time-consuming area that may or may not pay off in the long run.
A new domain investor has asked the community which skills he should learn, versus the parts of website development that should be outsourced. What’s your opinion on this?
Topic by: @GAhmed
Donald Trump Bought ClintonKaine.com
Domain investor @john_karr published some interesting news this week. After the $15,000 sale of ClintonKaine.com, John looked into who acquired the domain name. He uncovered early WHOIS details that show Donald Trump’s web developers have bought the name.
The WHOIS listing showed an “@parscale.com” email address as the owner, before being converted to WHOIS privacy a short time later. Giles-Parscale is a San Antonio based design and web marketing company that lists Donald Trump’s presidential campaign as one of their clients.
Topic by: @john_karr
Which Is the Best Month for Domain Sales?
Domain investing could be regarded as seasonal. It has been well documented by several bloggers that the summer months are a traditionally slow time for domain investors. By contrast, several months during the winter tend to be more productive.
Which is your best month for domain sales? Answer this question by contributing to its discussion.
Topic by: @infosec3
What To Do With a Rude Email
If you’ve ever conducted outbound sales, or have had an inquiry on one of your domains, you may have had a rude response from a potential buyer. This investor has shared their recent experience of replying to a rude email with unexpected results.
Topic by: @jideofor
Banned from GoDaddy Auctions
This week, an investor informed the community that they were banned from the popular domain aftermarket, GoDaddy Auctions. According to the discussion, after several failed login attempts, he called GoDaddy support who informed him that he was banned.
The discussion, linked above, gives the explanation as to why this investor was banned, but fortunately, thanks to GoDaddy's staff, his account has been reinstated.
Topic by: @DomainVP
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!
