Best posts by Charith Malan
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discuss Does a 1998-2004 Continuous Registration History provide a real Edge in 2026?
@DrJacoby I tagged you specifically because you were the one who flagged my previous discussion as spam. I was hoping for some professional insight this time, but it seems your expertise is limited to quoting forum rules rather than understanding domain value. If you can t provide a...- Points: 2
- Post #20
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
Thank you for the advice.- Points: 1
- Post #141
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
Yea, Definitely😎- Points: 1
- Post #86
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
Time changes a lot of things!- Points: 1
- Post #84
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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discuss Does a 1998-2004 Continuous Registration History provide a real Edge in 2026?
Hello, @bmugford , I completely agree that age alone doesn t guarantee value especially for those low quality closeout names. If a domain is pulling 100 to 400+ unique organic visitors daily with zero effort or content do you think that 20+ year continuous history is a primary driver for such...- Points: 1
- Post #5
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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discuss Does a 1998-2004 Continuous Registration History provide a real Edge in 2026?
Thanks @biggie Absolutely, the keyword quality is king. But assuming the keywords are solid brandables / generics, do you feel that a 20+ year history acts as a trust multiplier for a serious end user? Specifically, I m trying to gauge if it helps justify a higher price point compared to a...- Points: 1
- Post #3
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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discuss Does a 1998-2004 Continuous Registration History provide a real Edge in 2026?
Hi everyone, I am looking at the value of domains that have a continuous registration history since 1998-2004. Even if they have changed hands recently , these assets remained registered and active for over two decades without dropping until their recent acquisition. My questions - How much...- Points: 1
- Post #1
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
How can I leverage this to a higher value? Is it possible to increase the value of this domain name by holding it without selling it? If not, create a blog page and get traffic? Thank You!- Points: 1
- Post #1
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
Buried in data.- Points: 0
- Post #144
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
It feels like a funeral in here.⚰️😁- Points: 0
- Post #138
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
Don't worry- Points: 0
- Post #134
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
Beyond!- Points: 0
- Post #132
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
Some people Gold Account but bronze logic- Points: 0
- Post #119
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
By your reasoning, why does Amazon only focus on Amazon.com? They could easily secure Amazon.net for a few dollars or 1M, 2M , 3M , but they don't bother because the 'commercial gold standard' is exclusively .com. If they promoted a .net, 90% of their customers would instinctively type .com and...- Points: 0
- Post #118
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
@maya-zir You’ve started digging through my old history for fun. It s actually quite flattering to see an experienced member spend so much effort on a noob.Since you can t stop thinking about my Tokyo post, here is the perfect soundtrack for your 'detective' work by Teriyaki Boyz I wonder if...- Points: 0
- Post #116
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
@maya-zir , your brain is clearly miscalculating if you think I m looking for a 'bargain' when you don't even know the level of offers I’ve already received. Bargaining might be a habit for someone like you who values domains at wholesale prices but this is an End User asset. The price is a...- Points: 0
- Post #108
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
when a specific project starts on this domain, and you will have the opportunity to observe it firsthand. Until then, stay patient. you can then use your 'valuable' tools to record whether the traffic is from bots or real users.- Points: 0
- Post #106
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
Your claim based on a surface level Archive.org screenshot is technically flawed. A professional evaluates a domain by its Root Data, not by random ads displayed on a 'Parking Page' while the domain was dropped. I have provided the facts now it is up to you to verify (Ahrefs.com) Ahrefs...- Points: 0
- Post #102
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
but MorningNewYork.com has shown steady organic sessions for over a month now without any dropoff.Could you please explain why this traffic persists for so long if it s purely automated? I be interested to know what specific indicators you use to distinguish them from genuine brand interest.- Points: 0
- Post #100
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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question My morningnewyork.com domain, which is listed on Sedo, is getting organic traffic
I m seeing even more organic traffic to MorningTokyo.com than I initially expected. Could this be due to its long history dating back to 2004?- Points: 0
- Post #98
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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