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  1. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Number Crunching: Looking Beyond Reported Domain Name Sales Volumes

    There is no doubt that most domain name sales are .com – that holds true whether we are talking number of sales, or total dollar volume. But it is also true that by far the largest number of domain names that are listed for sale are also .com. If we scaled the sales dollar volume according to...
  2. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Number Crunching: Looking Beyond Reported Domain Name Sales Volumes

    There is no doubt that most domain name sales are .com – that holds true whether we are talking number of sales, or total dollar volume. But it is also true that by far the largest number of domain names that are listed for sale are also .com. If we scaled the sales dollar volume according to...
  3. Bob Hawkes

    analysis 2024 Domain Name Market Dollar Volume Trends

    Each year I look at trends in dollar volume for sales reported in NameBio. This report is based on about 144,700 domain name sales recorded for 2024 at NameBio, with a total dollar volume of just over $185 million USD. The domain name market, at least as reflected in the NameBio data, was up...
  4. Bob Hawkes

    analysis 2024 Domain Name Market Dollar Volume Trends

    Each year I look at trends in dollar volume for sales reported in NameBio. This report is based on about 144,700 domain name sales recorded for 2024 at NameBio, with a total dollar volume of just over $185 million USD. The domain name market, at least as reflected in the NameBio data, was up...
  5. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Recent Domain Name Sales Volume Trends in .NET, .COM, .AI, .IO and .XYZ

    One of the current featured polls at NamePros asks What non-com extensions have you sold so far in 2024?. The poll, started by @Leo2k, has produced some interesting results. Just over 170 had voted at the time this article was written, and, beyond the ‘other’ category, the most popular choice...
  6. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Recent Domain Name Sales Volume Trends in .NET, .COM, .AI, .IO and .XYZ

    One of the current featured polls at NamePros asks What non-com extensions have you sold so far in 2024?. The poll, started by @Leo2k, has produced some interesting results. Just over 170 had voted at the time this article was written, and, beyond the ‘other’ category, the most popular choice...
  7. Bob Hawkes

    analysis The First Six Months Of 2022: A Look At Domain Name Sales Data

    The first six months of 2022 resulted in 76,000 NameBio-listed domain sales of $100 or more, accounting for a dollar volume of just over $84 million. That is an increase of 0.9% in number of sales compared to the same six months of 2021, and a 4.1% increase in dollar volume. In this article I...
  8. Bob Hawkes

    analysis The First Six Months Of 2022: A Look At Domain Name Sales Data

    The first six months of 2022 resulted in 76,000 NameBio-listed domain sales of $100 or more, accounting for a dollar volume of just over $84 million. That is an increase of 0.9% in number of sales compared to the same six months of 2021, and a 4.1% increase in dollar volume. In this article I...
  9. Bob Hawkes

    analysis After .COM, What Comes Next?

    Almost everyone agrees that .com is the extension of choice for a global business. But if the .com is not available, what is the order of other extensions that are not specialized to a specific sector or country? In this article I look at registrations, aftermarket sales volume, number of major...
  10. Bob Hawkes

    analysis After .COM, What Comes Next?

    Almost everyone agrees that .com is the extension of choice for a global business. But if the .com is not available, what is the order of other extensions that are not specialized to a specific sector or country? In this article I look at registrations, aftermarket sales volume, number of major...
  11. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Domain Name Sales 2015-2019 - Part 1: Volume

    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...
  12. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Domain Name Sales 2015-2019 - Part 1: Volume

    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...
  13. Bob Hawkes

    sales Recent New-Extension Sales: Outliers or Trends?

    Impressive recent new-extension domain sales have been widely discussed on NamePros. Not only are the five-figure sales noteworthy on their own, they may also represent new ways to use domain names. While it is natural to be excited about high-value sales, it is important to keep in mind that...
  14. Bob Hawkes

    sales Recent New-Extension Sales: Outliers or Trends?

    Impressive recent new-extension domain sales have been widely discussed on NamePros. Not only are the five-figure sales noteworthy on their own, they may also represent new ways to use domain names. While it is natural to be excited about high-value sales, it is important to keep in mind that...
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