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Smells like Cybersquatting? How the UDRP “Smell Test” Can Go Awry By Nat Cohen https://circleid.com/posts/20221026-smells-like-cybersquatting-how-the-udrp-smell-test-can-go-awry

Smells like Cybersquatting? How the UDRP “Smell Test” Can Go Awry By Nat Cohen https://circleid.com/posts/20221026-smells-like-cybersquatting-how-the-udrp-smell-test-can-go-awry

By all accounts things are going to get worse economically so how can you get some money in. I am a newbie and know very little but from what I can see there are better things to invest in than Domains. I suppose it all comes down to quality and liquidity, a good domain will always sell. Where...

By all accounts things are going to get worse economically so how can you get some money in. I am a newbie and know very little but from what I can see there are better things to invest in than Domains. I suppose it all comes down to quality and liquidity, a good domain will always sell. Where...

Which one do you consider to be of most value?

Which one do you consider to be of most value?

The Domain King’s motto of being a pole vaulter setting new records should be a reminder to those that failed repeatedly in their domain ventures: Try again, then set the bar higher. studlookup.com studpapa.com studpappy.com studparking.com studstall.com studfeed.com... Read More

The Domain King’s motto of being a pole vaulter setting new records should be a reminder to those that failed repeatedly in their domain ventures: Try again, then set the bar higher. studlookup.com studpapa.com studpappy.com studparking.com studstall.com studfeed.com... Read More

China‘s domain community is strong, having rolled out several waves and trends of investing: “Chinese” letter LLL and LLLL .com’s, numeric domain names, Pinyin, and more. Using the Latin character set for most domain name investments is the norm in China, but what exactly do China’s investors...

China‘s domain community is strong, having rolled out several waves and trends of investing: “Chinese” letter LLL and LLLL .com’s, numeric domain names, Pinyin, and more. Using the Latin character set for most domain name investments is the norm in China, but what exactly do China’s investors...

One of the big differences between a good and a great domain name investor is the time horizon for which they invest in a domain name: 1) They think long term 2) They buy names to hold for a longer period of time 3) Because they think long term, they know that they can't afford to hold and...

One of the big differences between a good and a great domain name investor is the time horizon for which they invest in a domain name: 1) They think long term 2) They buy names to hold for a longer period of time 3) Because they think long term, they know that they can't afford to hold and...

Define valuable. Is “a 2-3 letter .com with an egregious use-case history” more valuable than “a hand-registered 22-character domain name with prospects”? To be clear, this isn’t a question of which TLD is really “king”. It’s a matter of how investor morals, values and principles are factored...

Define valuable. Is “a 2-3 letter .com with an egregious use-case history” more valuable than “a hand-registered 22-character domain name with prospects”? To be clear, this isn’t a question of which TLD is really “king”. It’s a matter of how investor morals, values and principles are factored...

Just wondering how do you keep yourself updated with your daily domaining learnings? Do you refer to a blog, website, podcast, courses etc? Also, how does domaining change once you have figured out your product-market fit and have consistent sales? Do you have to adapt much after you reach a...

Just wondering how do you keep yourself updated with your daily domaining learnings? Do you refer to a blog, website, podcast, courses etc? Also, how does domaining change once you have figured out your product-market fit and have consistent sales? Do you have to adapt much after you reach a...

Domaining is over. Domainers must now drop the domains. Do you agree?

Domaining is over. Domainers must now drop the domains. Do you agree?

Recently @MediaOptions Andrew Rosener and I sat down for a much long-awaited interview (more my fault than Drew’s). Nevertheless, we traveled back down memory lane and journeyed from the bottom to the top to learn how Drew amassed a portfolio of 1,100 domains, yet never knew a domain industry...

Recently @MediaOptions Andrew Rosener and I sat down for a much long-awaited interview (more my fault than Drew’s). Nevertheless, we traveled back down memory lane and journeyed from the bottom to the top to learn how Drew amassed a portfolio of 1,100 domains, yet never knew a domain industry...