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The new bi-weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. Arriba means "above" in Spanish and that's exactly where Arriba.com landed - above all of the other domains on DNJ's latest bi-weekly Top 20 Sales Chart. That six-figure sale was followed by a second one that involved a name the...

The new bi-weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. Arriba means "above" in Spanish and that's exactly where Arriba.com landed - above all of the other domains on DNJ's latest bi-weekly Top 20 Sales Chart. That six-figure sale was followed by a second one that involved a name the...

The new bi-weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. Late breaking news about the biggest publicly reported domain sale of the year to date - a $3.8 million blockbuster - stole the spotlight. Just minutes after finishing the report we got word from veteran broker James Booth about his...

The new bi-weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. Late breaking news about the biggest publicly reported domain sale of the year to date - a $3.8 million blockbuster - stole the spotlight. Just minutes after finishing the report we got word from veteran broker James Booth about his...

Looking at the past year sales data on Namebio for the .io extension it shows the following Sedo - 100 .io domains sold Afternic - 3 .io domains sold Godaddy - 0 .io domains sold Uniregistry - 1 domain sold Surely this can't be, right? Where do you sell most of your .io domains?

Looking at the past year sales data on Namebio for the .io extension it shows the following Sedo - 100 .io domains sold Afternic - 3 .io domains sold Godaddy - 0 .io domains sold Uniregistry - 1 domain sold Surely this can't be, right? Where do you sell most of your .io domains?

A large percentage of domain investors romanticize how easy it is to buy a domain Monday, list it on one or many aftermarket platforms, and simply kick back in the recliner and wait on the sale by Friday. That’s unrealistic, and likely crosses the line over into the area of gambling and playing...

A large percentage of domain investors romanticize how easy it is to buy a domain Monday, list it on one or many aftermarket platforms, and simply kick back in the recliner and wait on the sale by Friday. That’s unrealistic, and likely crosses the line over into the area of gambling and playing...

Domain sales to end-users will rarely spawn similar sales! The reason is there was a specific use. Just because a company buys one domain in a sector does not mean they want to buy any others. They don't!! Nor does it mean that your domain has any more value than it did yesterday.Domains are...

Domain sales to end-users will rarely spawn similar sales! The reason is there was a specific use. Just because a company buys one domain in a sector does not mean they want to buy any others. They don't!! Nor does it mean that your domain has any more value than it did yesterday.Domains are...

HI All after a long time My 2nd domain sold out on godaddy via afternic for $90 i have invested $150 in Hand picked domains. and my first domain sold out for $100 6 months before i was very sad and want to leave this domain business but luckily 2nd domain sold out for $90. i know this is not...

HI All after a long time My 2nd domain sold out on godaddy via afternic for $90 i have invested $150 in Hand picked domains. and my first domain sold out for $100 6 months before i was very sad and want to leave this domain business but luckily 2nd domain sold out for $90. i know this is not...

Surprised to see that these two were sold for $51000 and $20525 on GoDaddy a couple of days ago! The last record of texasnfatrust.com on WayBack machine was in February 18, 2020 so someone must have forgotten to renew them and now they had to pay big to get them back! Ouch for them, Yea for...

Surprised to see that these two were sold for $51000 and $20525 on GoDaddy a couple of days ago! The last record of texasnfatrust.com on WayBack machine was in February 18, 2020 so someone must have forgotten to renew them and now they had to pay big to get them back! Ouch for them, Yea for...

.com - Total Sales: $1,706,898,443.70 - Number Of Sales: 1,977,516 - % As Number Of All Sales: 78.0% .Global - Total Sales: $2,747,946.35 - Number Of Sales: 626 - % As Number Of All Sales: 0.0% .com.au - Total Sales: $6,595,284.97 - Number Of Sales: 6,841 - % As Number Of All Sales: 0.3% .tv...

.com - Total Sales: $1,706,898,443.70 - Number Of Sales: 1,977,516 - % As Number Of All Sales: 78.0% .Global - Total Sales: $2,747,946.35 - Number Of Sales: 626 - % As Number Of All Sales: 0.0% .com.au - Total Sales: $6,595,284.97 - Number Of Sales: 6,841 - % As Number Of All Sales: 0.3% .tv...

Hello, When it comes to keywords I always try to find value. Especially in the .com and especially if it's been registered since say 1995. Does the fact that a domain like East.com 1995 or Zoom.com 1999 give undeniable value to those keywords across other extensions automatically? is it or...

Hello, When it comes to keywords I always try to find value. Especially in the .com and especially if it's been registered since say 1995. Does the fact that a domain like East.com 1995 or Zoom.com 1999 give undeniable value to those keywords across other extensions automatically? is it or...

Been thinking about my pricing strategy lately. In particular, how I end my prices. Admittedly, I'm kinda all over the place. I use them all: 00, 88, 95 and 99. Occasionally, I'll use a random number just because. Looking at my sales, there really hasn't been a trend that pops out. Some of the...

Been thinking about my pricing strategy lately. In particular, how I end my prices. Admittedly, I'm kinda all over the place. I use them all: 00, 88, 95 and 99. Occasionally, I'll use a random number just because. Looking at my sales, there really hasn't been a trend that pops out. Some of the...