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Who is the REAL Domain KIng?

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  • Rick Schwartz

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  • Mike Mann

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    38.0%
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If you follow Mike Mann on social media, you may have been surprised to learn that he has officially declared himself the Domain KingπŸ‘‘ of the industry. This is a title held/registered by Rick Schwartz. Mr. Mann even went so far as to call out Schwartz' TM on the term Domain King proclaiming the title always belonged to himself. IMO, Mike Mann is the Domain King of the short hold. Whereas, Rick Schwartz is the king of the long hold...

Do you believe Rick Schwartz or Mike Mann is the real Domain KingπŸ‘‘? If so, why or why not?

https://twitter.com/mikemanndotcom/status/1058804903034961922
https://twitter.com/mikemanndotcom/status/1058767140545802240
 
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The real Domain King is Frank Schilling. He smokes them both by a country mile.
 
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Doesn't matter or care who is king. At the end of the day P/L matters so go back to buy / sell folks
 
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Really who care
you can say about them lucky domainers / smart domainers / wealth domainer but king will never belong for one of them ,,, if so ,, sedo king ,, flippa king ,, namepros king ,,, frank king

what about div the indian guy who start domaining made millions then develop media.net and sell for billion not million
what about thunayan who owned a portfolio worth 20billion+
No king in domaining ,,, and the funniest go to rick who call himself the domain king ,, i think he should wait the industry to call him king and not himself
if so from today im the domain emperor
and the king bought flower.mobi for 200k when flower.mobi now worth 200$ max
be yourself ,,, work for yourself than believe of person tel you die and forget yourself
really funny
 
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I like em both pretty equally, No Kings in domaining IMO. A lot of Egoers though lol
 
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This Pool is missing my name, please add it.
 
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EXACTLY WHO CARES THERE IS THE ONLY 1 KING AND THAT IS?
 
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After seeing the DomainSherpa interview where Rick Schwartz hand regged 390 domains to show how it's done, it's impossible to refer to him as the domain king. It was embarrassing to watch.

https://www.domainsherpa.com/rick-schwartz-handreg-interview/


all non .com domains regged by Rick Schwartz under that list:xf.laugh:

selfy.biz
electme.info
custommadewine.info
custommadeapps.info
bestsolutions.me
customrims.me
custommadewine.me
custommadeshirts.me
custommadesuits.me
kustomkitchens.me
custommadewigs.me
customshoemaker.me
custommadetuxedos.me
custommadeshoes.me
customsurfboards.me
customboots.me
customkitchens.me
custommadeboots.me
custommadefor.us
electme.us
 
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I am the Domain King! shhh don't tell Rick or Mike...:xf.wink:
 
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Verisign is the domain king:?:
 
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"Any man who must say, 'I am the king', is no true king" - Tyrion Lannister.
 
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I might appear cynical, but for me the best domainer is the one who is making the best net profit. Domaining might be an ”art form”, but most of all it’s a business.

So I would say that, at least for me, the domain king is the guy with the best net profit from they started, until now.
 
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And as we will probably never know who has the best long-term net profit, it’s not easy to appoint a ”king”.
 
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I voted for Rick Schwartz, you cannot argue with his success and the amount of people who read his musings.

That said Mike Mann has a special place and maybe we can call him Mr President :xf.laugh:
 
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Today, Mike may be more relevant, but you cannot ever erase all those years Rick held court.

Plus, doesn't Rick own both the .COM and the TM on DomainKing?
 
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Rick registered 364 domains back in 2014 for the domainsherpa interview.:xf.laugh:

You may want to know what happened now in 4 years later?:xf.grin:
The fact is
64 of them is now available. :xf.grin:
None of them sold:dead:
 
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Rick registered 364 domains back in 2014 for the domainsherpa interview.:xf.laugh:

You may want to know what happened now?:xf.grin:
The fact is
64 of them is now available. :xf.grin:
None of them sold:dead:
Ok, have you checked the entire list? I read somewhere that he dropped 190 of the "custommade" domain names.
 
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Ok, have you checked the entire list? I read somewhere that he dropped 190 of the "custommade" domain names.

Just a few check to check them all. here is the .com available list:xf.cool:

custommadedaycare.com
customdaycare.com
custommadepodcasts.com
custommadefood.com -< I just took it:xf.laugh:
custommadelockboxes.com
custommovingtrucks.com
customfunnytrucks.com
customgarbagetrucks.com
customdeliveryvans.com
customenergydiets.com
customfooddiets.com
customplandiets.com
customproteindiets.com
customplanneddiets.com
customfitvans.com
customfittedvans.com
customshuttlevans.com
customvanpainting.com
customoutfittedvans.com
custommadenightgowns.com
custommadelingere.com
custommadepennant.com
custommadepennants.com
custommadeundergarments.com
custommadecapes.com
custommadesconces.com
custommadewallcovering.com
custommadewallcoverings.com
custommadepantyhose.com
custommadehose.com
custommadestockings.com
custommadebuckles.com
custommadeclutch.com
custommadeclutchs.com
custommadescent.com
custommadescents.com
custommadefragrance.com
custommadetiara.com
custommadebridalveils.com
custommadebridalarrangements.com
custommadebridalware.com
custommadefauxfinish.com
custommadefauxfur.com
custommadegolfshirts.com
custommadevests.com
custommadeformal.com
custommadecocktaildresses.com
custommadeeveninggowns.com
custommademink.com
custommadefurcoats.com
 
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