Portfolio websites: the domains you choose on one public page

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A portfolio website: header, description, filters, and the domain grid

Portfolio websites. The domains you choose can now appear together on one public page. It works like a catalog: each domain has a page of its own, and your portfolio presents the whole collection in one place. Visitors can search your domains by name, narrow them by price, extension, category, and type (i.e., buy now, accepting offers, or inquiry only), and open any domain to go straight to it. Your domains do not have to use our landers: each listing opens the domain itself, so visitors arrive at whatever is already there, whether that is a NamePros lander, another service's lander, or a website you built yourself. You choose the heading, subtitle, description, layout, colors, and which domains appear, all from portfolio settings. You can also group your domains into categories (e.g., Crypto & Web3, Finance & Insurance, Geographic), or turn off automatic classification and set them yourself. Domain tiles can take their colors and patterns from each domain, or be given random ones that reshuffle on each visit. You can host your portfolio on one of your own verified domains too.

Your portfolio can also report to your own analytics, separately from your landers, so portfolio traffic is not mixed into your per-domain numbers.

Want to see one in action? Our demo portfolio is live at OurDomainPortfolio.com.

See our guide to portfolio websites in NamePros Parking for how to turn yours on and what each setting does.

This release also includes assorted appearance fixes and bug fixes.

Turn on your portfolio today!

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