In this week’s Top Topics, a featured poll asks how many domain sales you’ve had recently. Elsewhere, a six-figure .XYZ sale is reported, and an experienced domain name investor has some advice for new domainers.
How Many Sales Have You Had?
Anecdotal evidence suggests that domain sales volume may have slowed down recently. The summer is often a slow season for domain name sales, but some investors have reported a lower sales volume than usual.
Here, a featured poll asks you to share how many sales you have had over the past thirty days. As of writing, over 50% of respondents have had zero sales.
Topic by: @twiki
A $129,888 .XYZ Sale is Announced
The .XYZ extension has arguably been the break-out star of alternative TLDs in the past year, largely led by Swetha Yenugula’s consistent and impressive one-word .XYZ sales.
This week, Swetha sold her third .XYZ domain for $100,000 or more. According to available details, the domain Byte.xyz sold for $129,888 via domain marketplace Afternic.
Topic by: @Robbie
Advice for Newbies: Part 6
In the past, we’ve featured various pieces of advice from experienced domain investor @johnn aimed at new investors. These pieces of advice range from reality checks to practical tips for buying and selling domains.
In this latest discussion, @johnn shares plenty of guidance for new investors, including advice on trademark terms, marketplace listings, and time management.
Topic by: @johnn
You’re Underselling Your Domain Names
Do you undersell your domain names? This investor believes that you might do. According to the discussion, many domainers don’t allow their domain names to speak for themselves.
According to this investor, you should allow your domain names to reach their full potential by researching possible buyers, pricing domains accordingly, and waiting for them to come to you.
Topic by: @Lox
Have You Had Any Repeat Retail Buyers?
The domain name industry thrives and survives on end-user, retail sales. Whether those end users are multinational corporations or hopeful entrepreneurs, the industry relies on end-user sales.
Often, those end users buy one domain name for a specific project or business, but have you ever encountered repeat retail buyers?
Topic by: @KTC
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
How Many Sales Have You Had?
Anecdotal evidence suggests that domain sales volume may have slowed down recently. The summer is often a slow season for domain name sales, but some investors have reported a lower sales volume than usual.
Here, a featured poll asks you to share how many sales you have had over the past thirty days. As of writing, over 50% of respondents have had zero sales.
Topic by: @twiki
A $129,888 .XYZ Sale is Announced
The .XYZ extension has arguably been the break-out star of alternative TLDs in the past year, largely led by Swetha Yenugula’s consistent and impressive one-word .XYZ sales.
This week, Swetha sold her third .XYZ domain for $100,000 or more. According to available details, the domain Byte.xyz sold for $129,888 via domain marketplace Afternic.
Topic by: @Robbie
Advice for Newbies: Part 6
In the past, we’ve featured various pieces of advice from experienced domain investor @johnn aimed at new investors. These pieces of advice range from reality checks to practical tips for buying and selling domains.
In this latest discussion, @johnn shares plenty of guidance for new investors, including advice on trademark terms, marketplace listings, and time management.
Topic by: @johnn
You’re Underselling Your Domain Names
Do you undersell your domain names? This investor believes that you might do. According to the discussion, many domainers don’t allow their domain names to speak for themselves.
According to this investor, you should allow your domain names to reach their full potential by researching possible buyers, pricing domains accordingly, and waiting for them to come to you.
Topic by: @Lox
Have You Had Any Repeat Retail Buyers?
The domain name industry thrives and survives on end-user, retail sales. Whether those end users are multinational corporations or hopeful entrepreneurs, the industry relies on end-user sales.
Often, those end users buy one domain name for a specific project or business, but have you ever encountered repeat retail buyers?
Topic by: @KTC
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
