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    discuss Acquire.com vs Acquisition.com

    When we look at why acquire.com might be more valuable, one good reason is that it's shorter. Short domain names are usually better because they're easy to remember and quick to type. Acquire.com has only seven letters, while acquisition.com has eleven. Short names are also rare and can seem...
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    advice Keeping a Physical Registry Notebook

    Surveillance cameras might not work coz someone can break into the system and erase all records. Actually, this happened a lot at my previous residence building. Someone just "erased" all the records when something happened.
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    advice Keeping a Physical Registry Notebook

    At some point it's an interesting idea. Indeed, nowadays it's harder to someone destroy physical records, unless they break into your place.
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    discuss How to sell your domain

    I think you should focus more on evaluation since it's an important step that affects your other actions.
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    question Go for the unicorn sales or lots of smaller sales?

    It's a challenging decision, balancing the desire for quick sales against holding out for larger payouts. Well, in my case, lower-priced domains did indeed sell more frequently, providing a steady stream of income that helped cover renewal fees and invest in new registrations. However, these...
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    discuss Domain expired since October, but hasn't dropped.

    I've seen this happen with other domains too. It really comes down to the rules and extra time that domain registrars give, and how the whole system for domain names is set up. First off, when a domain's time runs out, it doesn't immediately become free for someone else to take. Registrars...
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    domains Geo Domain Names: Are you still registering, buying or selling?

    I think geo domains are really good for local online search results. They match the places people search for and help businesses show up higher in those searches if they want to reach nearby customers.
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    What are your WORSE domain investments that lost you money!?

    One of my fails was investing in a domain related to a trend that quickly faded away. I thought it would be a hit, but it turned out to be a bust, and I ended up losing money when I couldn't sell it for what I paid. Another regret was buying a domain with a cool-sounding name but without doing...
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    discuss Acquire.com vs Acquisition.com

    I agree with the point of calling to action. I'm not a marketing expert, but I took a short course in college, and well, a call-to-action name can actually positively affect sales.
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    question Ai + keyword or keyword +ai / gpt + keyword or keyword + gpt ?

    Choose what's most important to show. Using "AI + keyword" can make it seem like you're talking about how AI is used in a specific area (like "AI in Education"). On the other hand, "keyword + AI" might make it look like you're focusing on how that area uses AI (like "Education AI Tools").
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    debate Let's be real, most successful domainers are people who registered domains 15-30 years ago

    Of course, everyone will say that you are lucky when you make some money on investments. But they just don't notice the hard work that should be put into the process before actually investing in something. In the meantime, those early investors in crypto had higher risks because it was something...
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    advice Keeping a Physical Registry Notebook

    Good point! Also, hiring a bodyguard can be a good idea! :)
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    debate Let's be real, most successful domainers are people who registered domains 15-30 years ago

    Many people did the same thing; some even lost their wallets with Bitcoins and just didn't pay attention to it. Well, until they became worth something.
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    advice New in Domaining

    In my opinion, if you're getting into buying and selling domain names, there are a few things you'll want to focus on to avoid wasting money. First off, shorter domain names are usually better. People remember them more easily, and they're just seen as more valuable. Also, think about whether...
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    debate Let's be real, most successful domainers are people who registered domains 15-30 years ago

    You have some good points, especially of how all this began. Domains have changed a lot, and now the idea of the internet is different compared to what people had 30 years ago.
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    debate Let's be real, most successful domainers are people who registered domains 15-30 years ago

    Social media? If you talk about people who turned their Instagram and Facebook accounts into online stores, they make some money, but I'm sure it can work as a side hustle, not like a full-time job. About those bloggers? Most of them must brag about having a careless life, but in reality, all...
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    debate Let's be real, most successful domainers are people who registered domains 15-30 years ago

    That's before investing in anything, you need to analyze the products/services provided by the company and whether they will be in demand on the market or not. It's a lot of work to do before giving your money. And, of course, there are high risks involved.
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    Domain reclassified as premium. I need advice.

    Well, if Namecheap tells you the change to premium status was decided by Uniregistry, the company managing the domain registry, then you should get in touch with Uniregistry to get more information. Tell them exactly what part of the ICANN rules you think they didn't follow. If Uniregistry...
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    debate Let's be real, most successful domainers are people who registered domains 15-30 years ago

    In 20 years, everything is possible. But I agree with your point. Well, perhaps, in the next 20 years, it's indeed possible that the landscape of the web may undergo significant transformations. Besides, emerging technologies such as blockchain and decentralized web systems could impact the way...
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    discuss Domain expired since October, but hasn't dropped.

    The duration for an expired domain to be automatically removed from a registrant's panel can vary depending on the policies of the domain registrar. Typically, after a domain expires, there is a grace period during which the registrant can renew the domain without any additional fees. This grace...
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