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Domain name investing is hard. Typically only about 1% of names sell by the end of a full year. Many names will not sell for a very long time, or ever. Naming trends and popular niches may change. Pricing is difficult. If you price too high, the rate of sales may go down, but if you price too...

Domain name investing is hard. Typically only about 1% of names sell by the end of a full year. Many names will not sell for a very long time, or ever. Naming trends and popular niches may change. Pricing is difficult. If you price too high, the rate of sales may go down, but if you price too...

🤨 It's time to have a real discussion by placing the widespread belief many investors have about what makes a "great domain name" under the microscope. There was recently some mind-boggling critique shared on a popular social media platform about a particular domain name that inspired this...

🤨 It's time to have a real discussion by placing the widespread belief many investors have about what makes a "great domain name" under the microscope. There was recently some mind-boggling critique shared on a popular social media platform about a particular domain name that inspired this...

Successful domain investment depends on the art of selecting effective names, as well as the science of using measures to evaluate positive attributes of names. We often consider various metrics, such as the number of extensions, or how frequently the term is used in business names. In most...

Successful domain investment depends on the art of selecting effective names, as well as the science of using measures to evaluate positive attributes of names. We often consider various metrics, such as the number of extensions, or how frequently the term is used in business names. In most...

When following domain name sales on NameBio, certain sales seem surprising. In some cases, the price was due to a strong link set. Also, now and then, it might be a domain name that was let to expire by mistake and the owner needs to bid to get it back, or an existing business may be bidding on...

When following domain name sales on NameBio, certain sales seem surprising. In some cases, the price was due to a strong link set. Also, now and then, it might be a domain name that was let to expire by mistake and the owner needs to bid to get it back, or an existing business may be bidding on...

Recently I went through the .com and .xyz domain names in my portfolio, deciding which to renew prior to the price increases that took place Sept. 1. With another .com price increase coming in 2022, it won’t be long before the process is repeated. But how do we determine which domain names...

Recently I went through the .com and .xyz domain names in my portfolio, deciding which to renew prior to the price increases that took place Sept. 1. With another .com price increase coming in 2022, it won’t be long before the process is repeated. But how do we determine which domain names...

Lot of smart people on here who have proven success with building and selling domains, the below is for you. Initially I was going to be fully focused on my website this year but when I crunched the numbers on this experiment it got me thinking......... For the last (just over) a year I have...

Lot of smart people on here who have proven success with building and selling domains, the below is for you. Initially I was going to be fully focused on my website this year but when I crunched the numbers on this experiment it got me thinking......... For the last (just over) a year I have...

So came across something odd on Google. Did a search for "Medical Compensation" in quotes on Google and only got 1 result...

So came across something odd on Google. Did a search for "Medical Compensation" in quotes on Google and only got 1 result...

Hey guys. It was explained to me once that it's not enough to just Google your domain's keyword or keywords or have them in quotes. To show real value you need to do an "in title" search. I was told how to do it but now I can't find it. So which do I input below into Google in title: Fried...

Hey guys. It was explained to me once that it's not enough to just Google your domain's keyword or keywords or have them in quotes. To show real value you need to do an "in title" search. I was told how to do it but now I can't find it. So which do I input below into Google in title: Fried...

Namepros has added a metrics options to their posts. This can be viewed on any post but should be most helpful on sales posts. This will give you some data on how many people are watching your sales thread and how many will be alerted when the thread is bumped. After you click the metrics […]...

Namepros has added a metrics options to their posts. This can be viewed on any post but should be most helpful on sales posts. This will give you some data on how many people are watching your sales thread and how many will be alerted when the thread is bumped. After you click the metrics […]...

Domain: 89-64.com Registrar: Dotster Renewal: 14/01/2018 Starting Bid: $1 Bid Increments: $2+ End Time: 96 hours after last bid or BIN BIN: TBA Payment Options: PayPal Number Meanings: 89= A Drinking Companion 64= A Generation of Fun 89-64= 25 = Love Me Domain Metrics: 5 Characters 4...

Domain: 89-64.com Registrar: Dotster Renewal: 14/01/2018 Starting Bid: $1 Bid Increments: $2+ End Time: 96 hours after last bid or BIN BIN: TBA Payment Options: PayPal Number Meanings: 89= A Drinking Companion 64= A Generation of Fun 89-64= 25 = Love Me Domain Metrics: 5 Characters 4...