Chinese escrow provider DN.com regularly posts pieces of information on NamePros regarding domain investments, but today they have surpassed themselves by producing a superb piece with advice from eight of China's most prominent domain investors. It's a must-read.
The discussion also reveals how one investor has acquired Game.com from Hasbro and recently received an offer in excess of $15,000,000.
Why I Love Domaining
The domain industry is fairly small, with the majority of investors partaking in domaining during their spare time. To spend so much of your free time on one endeavor, you need to love what you do. This discussion outlines the various reasons domain investors have for loving domain name investing.
Topic by: @Debt.tv
The Reasons Behind .IN's Massive Growth
In recent months, the .IN domain extension has grown with three-number and three-letter .IN domain names being bought out by foreign investors. In this discussion, one community member explains why .IN is growing rapidly.
The growth has little to do with the influence of China's investors and more to do with the advances in technology and huge amounts of funding available for startups. Will you be investing in any .IN domains?
Topic by: @Truekumar
Have You Sold a Domain Name?
The domain name community is full of buyers at the moment. Forums, marketplaces, and even social media groups are packed with buyers looking for the best deals on domain names. With that in mind, it begs the question: have you actually sold a domain name yet?
The responses to this discussion show a surprising amount of people who have never sold a domain name.
Topic by: @ttfan
Five-Letter .COM Predictions
According to recent reports, there are now less than 14% of all Chinese premium five-letter .COM domains available for registration. With a buyout seemingly imminent, some are predicting how high five-letter .COMs can climb.
As with all types of Chinese premium domains, patterns seem to be deemed as the most valuable along with domains that start with city codes, such as BJ or SH. NameBio has recorded plenty of sales recently that could back up this claim.
Topic by: @dntoolz
8 Tips from Prominent Chinese Domainers
DN.com have published advice from eight of China's most influential domain name investors including John Xu, owner of 4.cn marketplace. Throughout this discussion, the experts give their opinions on what has happened and what will happen in Chinese domain investing.
The most important piece of information that I found from browsing this discussion is from Jin Zhao, who says that the real value is still with domain names that can be used by end-users.
Topic by: @Cynthia
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!
The discussion also reveals how one investor has acquired Game.com from Hasbro and recently received an offer in excess of $15,000,000.
Why I Love Domaining
The domain industry is fairly small, with the majority of investors partaking in domaining during their spare time. To spend so much of your free time on one endeavor, you need to love what you do. This discussion outlines the various reasons domain investors have for loving domain name investing.
Topic by: @Debt.tv
The Reasons Behind .IN's Massive Growth
In recent months, the .IN domain extension has grown with three-number and three-letter .IN domain names being bought out by foreign investors. In this discussion, one community member explains why .IN is growing rapidly.
The growth has little to do with the influence of China's investors and more to do with the advances in technology and huge amounts of funding available for startups. Will you be investing in any .IN domains?
Topic by: @Truekumar
Have You Sold a Domain Name?
The domain name community is full of buyers at the moment. Forums, marketplaces, and even social media groups are packed with buyers looking for the best deals on domain names. With that in mind, it begs the question: have you actually sold a domain name yet?
The responses to this discussion show a surprising amount of people who have never sold a domain name.
Topic by: @ttfan
Five-Letter .COM Predictions
According to recent reports, there are now less than 14% of all Chinese premium five-letter .COM domains available for registration. With a buyout seemingly imminent, some are predicting how high five-letter .COMs can climb.
As with all types of Chinese premium domains, patterns seem to be deemed as the most valuable along with domains that start with city codes, such as BJ or SH. NameBio has recorded plenty of sales recently that could back up this claim.
Topic by: @dntoolz
8 Tips from Prominent Chinese Domainers
DN.com have published advice from eight of China's most influential domain name investors including John Xu, owner of 4.cn marketplace. Throughout this discussion, the experts give their opinions on what has happened and what will happen in Chinese domain investing.
The most important piece of information that I found from browsing this discussion is from Jin Zhao, who says that the real value is still with domain names that can be used by end-users.
Topic by: @Cynthia
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!
