Best posts by staticbloom2002
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How to find end-users outside of domain marketplaces?
look at competitors, or startups in the same space, and then you can reach out on LinkedIn with a short, personalized message rather than using a generic contact form.- Points: 2
- Post #6
- Section: Brandable Domain Discussion
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Mixed languages domains, any good?
Mixed-language domains can definitely work in some cases, but “PerfumeFul” feels a bit awkward to me. If you have to stop and figure out what the name is supposed to mean, it’s probably going to be a tough sell.- Points: 1
- Post #4
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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discuss Rebranding to follow markets trends: Folly or Fortune?
Yeah, Unstoppable is a good example of where the newer extension might actually make the brand less clear. If customers already know the .com, moving to .ai feels like a risky change unless there’s a really strong reason behind it.- Points: 1
- Post #10
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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analysis Should Repeated Letters Be Avoided in Two-Word Domain Names?
good topic, thanks for sharing- Points: 1
- Post #28
- Section: NamePros Blog
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Bitcoin Back Above $80K: Start of a New Rally or a Bull Trap?
I think $80K is an important level, but the ETF inflows are probably the more interesting signal here. If BTC can hold above $80K with strong demand behind it, $90K before $70K doesn’t seem far-fetched.- Points: 1
- Post #2
- Section: Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies
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Before Dropping a Domain, Would You Ask AI to Argue the Case for Keeping It?
Definitely. I think using AI as a second opinion makes sense, especially for borderline names where you’re not completely sure. It might catch a use case or angle you hadn’t considered before letting the domain go.- Points: 1
- Post #5
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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discuss Why is sharing sale reports important?
Sale reports were definitely encouraging when I was starting out too. They make you realize that everyone starts somewhere, and sometimes seeing someone else’s win is just the motivation you need to keep going.- Points: 1
- Post #6
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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domains Sold Bridgerton (.com) for $7500 USD
woww congrats, such a big moment for you- Points: 1
- Post #6
- Section: Domain News ≫ Handpicked
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marketplace Is Brandable Domaining Dead?
I totally agree!!!- Points: 1
- Post #7
- Section: NamePros Blog
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Ask Anything — Sammy Ahmed, GM of name.com
In 2026, what factors do you think most influence domain name value today compared to a few years ago? and What are the most effective strategies you’re seeing right now for identifying and securing high-potential domains before they become competitive?- Points: 1
- Post #67
- Section: Ask Pros Anything (APA)
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At What Portfolio Size Does a Domain API Start to Matter?
For me, the tipping point would probably be a few hundred domains. Once you’re constantly doing bulk checks, renewals, or DNS changes, having an API do the repetitive stuff starts saving a lot of time.- Points: 0
- Post #4
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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debate Does Higher DA/PA Actually Increase Domain Value?
It can definitely add value, but DA alone wouldn’t be enough to convince me. If the higher authority comes with real backlinks, relevant traffic, and a clean history, then buyers have something tangible to pay more for.- Points: 0
- Post #31
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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discuss How Do You Decide Which Domains to Renew?
Exactly. Time spent holding a domain can make it harder to let go, so asking whether you’d buy it again today is a great way to judge it objectively.- Points: 0
- Post #10
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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domain I want to know what price I should sell the UGCADS.app domain for?
Honestly, I’d list it around $1,500–$2,000 and see what kind of offers come in. The name is pretty specific to UGC ads, which gives it some value, but I wouldn’t price it too high unless the domain already has traffic, backlinks, or some history behind it.- Points: 0
- Post #2
- Section: External Domain and Website Sales
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guide Domain Investing 101: How To Start Buying & Selling Domain Names Profitably
How do you identify undervalued domains that have strong resale potential in today’s market?- Points: 0
- Post #2
- Section: Domain News ≫ Handpicked
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