In this week's Top Topics, the sale of River.com is announced. Yesterday on Twitter, I posted some information about another domain sale from earlier this year. It seems that Kudos & Co, a company founded in 2014 that has raised $5,7 million to date, has rebranded to Spot.lite (using the domain spotlite.app) after opting to sell its domain name, Kudos.com.
The Kudos.com domain was purchased by another company of the same name, Kudos, who is based in Canada. They are upgrading from the domain KudosNow.com. The decision for Kudos & Co to essentially downgrade their domain name is something we don't see very often. It would be interesting to know more about this sale.
Here are this week's Top Topics.
Some Interesting Facts
We know that domain names are vital strategic components of some of the largest companies online, but have you ever considered just how many incredible domain names are owned by top brands? An investor has published a quick overview of some of the best names owned by the likes of Amazon, Disney, and AT&T.
Domain names listed here include Go.com, TV.com, Search.com, Baby.com, Eat.com, and Work.com.
Topic by: @JudgeMind
I Sold Two .TV Names This Week
A prominent .TV investor, who has previously sold domains such as USA.tv for six-figures, has posted details of two of his latest .TV sales. One domain was sold for $5,000 whilst the other name's sales price couldn't be revealed. Since the names have only just been sold, there are no clues as to the identities of the two buyers.
Further on in this discussion, the seller has answered some questions about their .TV portfolio and how they handle inbound inquiries. If you've ever considered .TV as an investment, this may be a useful resource.
Topic by: @donnied79
Did I Sell Too Cheap?
This is an age-old question that some domain investors often ask themselves after a sale, especially if the domain name they sold forms the base for a valuable company. In this discussion, a new investor sold a domain for $3,000 and has asked the community for advice on whether they sold their domain name too cheap.
From my own point of view, I would say that the question of selling cheaply is completely subjective and personal. Sales data and valuations can play a role in your decision to accept or reject an offer, but ultimately I believe it comes down to your own circumstances, how long you've owned the domain, how many previous offers you've received, and your original purchase price.
Topic by: @namesprout
Bitcoin Investment Firm Acquires River.com
Joseph Carroll, the co-founder of Brandmo and former Flippa staff member, announced that he has helped a company acquire the domain River.com after posting a request for domain names up to $450,000.
The ultimate sales price of River.com is undisclosed but with a budget of up to $450,000, the sale of River.com is sure to be at least a low-mid six-figure sale. The new owners are already putting the name to good use.
Topic by: @Joseph Carroll
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The Kudos.com domain was purchased by another company of the same name, Kudos, who is based in Canada. They are upgrading from the domain KudosNow.com. The decision for Kudos & Co to essentially downgrade their domain name is something we don't see very often. It would be interesting to know more about this sale.
Here are this week's Top Topics.
Some Interesting Facts
We know that domain names are vital strategic components of some of the largest companies online, but have you ever considered just how many incredible domain names are owned by top brands? An investor has published a quick overview of some of the best names owned by the likes of Amazon, Disney, and AT&T.
Domain names listed here include Go.com, TV.com, Search.com, Baby.com, Eat.com, and Work.com.
Topic by: @JudgeMind
I Sold Two .TV Names This Week
A prominent .TV investor, who has previously sold domains such as USA.tv for six-figures, has posted details of two of his latest .TV sales. One domain was sold for $5,000 whilst the other name's sales price couldn't be revealed. Since the names have only just been sold, there are no clues as to the identities of the two buyers.
Further on in this discussion, the seller has answered some questions about their .TV portfolio and how they handle inbound inquiries. If you've ever considered .TV as an investment, this may be a useful resource.
Topic by: @donnied79
Did I Sell Too Cheap?
This is an age-old question that some domain investors often ask themselves after a sale, especially if the domain name they sold forms the base for a valuable company. In this discussion, a new investor sold a domain for $3,000 and has asked the community for advice on whether they sold their domain name too cheap.
From my own point of view, I would say that the question of selling cheaply is completely subjective and personal. Sales data and valuations can play a role in your decision to accept or reject an offer, but ultimately I believe it comes down to your own circumstances, how long you've owned the domain, how many previous offers you've received, and your original purchase price.
Topic by: @namesprout
Bitcoin Investment Firm Acquires River.com
Joseph Carroll, the co-founder of Brandmo and former Flippa staff member, announced that he has helped a company acquire the domain River.com after posting a request for domain names up to $450,000.
The ultimate sales price of River.com is undisclosed but with a budget of up to $450,000, the sale of River.com is sure to be at least a low-mid six-figure sale. The new owners are already putting the name to good use.
Topic by: @Joseph Carroll
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