cognitive domains

In August 2016 many in the domain industry were bidding in expired auctions, searching the closeout lists, creating brandable names, speculating in new or repurposed extensions, and chasing elusive single word or very short .com names. Joseph Ciprut was taking a somewhat different approach...

In August 2016 many in the domain industry were bidding in expired auctions, searching the closeout lists, creating brandable names, speculating in new or repurposed extensions, and chasing elusive single word or very short .com names. Joseph Ciprut was taking a somewhat different approach...

Saw Ron Jacksons weekly domain sale report today and the very impressive details for Cognitive Automation (.com) where the first payment has been made on a 300k deal (plus the seller got some equity) I thought it would be a good idea to set up a showcase thread for "cognitive" domains...

Saw Ron Jacksons weekly domain sale report today and the very impressive details for Cognitive Automation (.com) where the first payment has been made on a 300k deal (plus the seller got some equity) I thought it would be a good idea to set up a showcase thread for "cognitive" domains...

What I am actually getting at with the title is what makes you decide to actually register one domain over registering or buying on the aftermarket another domain? I think it comes down to how we as domainers select to look at the myriad of information that is available to us and also that...

What I am actually getting at with the title is what makes you decide to actually register one domain over registering or buying on the aftermarket another domain? I think it comes down to how we as domainers select to look at the myriad of information that is available to us and also that...