2016

Over the past five years the average price for domain name sales listed in the NameBio database is about $1473, compared to $1306 for year 2019 alone. In the first part of this series I looked at domain name sales volume, while this time I look at average price trends. I start by considering...

Over the past five years the average price for domain name sales listed in the NameBio database is about $1473, compared to $1306 for year 2019 alone. In the first part of this series I looked at domain name sales volume, while this time I look at average price trends. I start by considering...

In recent years the total domain name sales volume reported in the NameBio database has ranged from just under $110 million in 2018, to almost $142 million in 2019. This includes results from all domain extensions, but only includes sales of $100 and greater. The complete sales volume is...

In recent years the total domain name sales volume reported in the NameBio database has ranged from just under $110 million in 2018, to almost $142 million in 2019. This includes results from all domain extensions, but only includes sales of $100 and greater. The complete sales volume is...

2016 was a great year for shareholders of Tucows and Neustar, for shareholders of Verisign, Marchex and Sedo parent United Internet? Not so much.Minds + Machines Group… MMX 10.50 + 25.37% Marchex, Inc. MCHX 2.65 - 31.88% Web.com Group Inc WEB 21.15 + 5.07% Rightside...

2016 was a great year for shareholders of Tucows and Neustar, for shareholders of Verisign, Marchex and Sedo parent United Internet? Not so much.Minds + Machines Group… MMX 10.50 + 25.37% Marchex, Inc. MCHX 2.65 - 31.88% Web.com Group Inc WEB 21.15 + 5.07% Rightside...

We’re coming towards the end of 2016 now, and so we thought it would be interesting to take stock of a year in domaining and recap some of the highlights of this year. Below, we take a look back at some of the biggest stories of the year, interspersed with some of NamePros’ most popular posts...

We’re coming towards the end of 2016 now, and so we thought it would be interesting to take stock of a year in domaining and recap some of the highlights of this year. Below, we take a look back at some of the biggest stories of the year, interspersed with some of NamePros’ most popular posts...

We’re coming to the end of another calendar year. Time to look back and assess what went on in the domain industry. I thought one interesting way to do that would be to look back at what leaders in our industry said a year ago. If you remember, our friend Domain Shane, was kind enough to...

We’re coming to the end of another calendar year. Time to look back and assess what went on in the domain industry. I thought one interesting way to do that would be to look back at what leaders in our industry said a year ago. If you remember, our friend Domain Shane, was kind enough to...

When THE Domain Conference (TDC) returns to Fort Lauderdale, Florida next month show organizers will again hand out their annual Domain Industry Awards. Winners in nine categories are selected in industry-wide voting and anyone can now cast one ballot. Read More Note: NamePros, @Eric Lyon (NP...

When THE Domain Conference (TDC) returns to Fort Lauderdale, Florida next month show organizers will again hand out their annual Domain Industry Awards. Winners in nine categories are selected in industry-wide voting and anyone can now cast one ballot. Read More Note: NamePros, @Eric Lyon (NP...

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Angela St. Julien of Brand.bar is organizing DNHouston.com, a domain name meetup just outside of Houston.If you’ve never met St. Julien at a domain name conference, you’re missing out on an optimistic, go-getter personality. She will speak along with Eric Lyon of NamePros and Kevin Kopas of...

Angela St. Julien of Brand.bar is organizing DNHouston.com, a domain name meetup just outside of Houston.If you’ve never met St. Julien at a domain name conference, you’re missing out on an optimistic, go-getter personality. She will speak along with Eric Lyon of NamePros and Kevin Kopas of...

It’s no surprise how important branding is and will be in 2016. According to Forbes, in 2016 alone, we expect to see branding gone mobile. Not only that, but the hottest content will be user generated. Social becomes the new Internet. Great ever green content, as well as in-depth articles...

It’s no surprise how important branding is and will be in 2016. According to Forbes, in 2016 alone, we expect to see branding gone mobile. Not only that, but the hottest content will be user generated. Social becomes the new Internet. Great ever green content, as well as in-depth articles...