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  1. amsdomains22

    information How do you actually decide when to drop a domain? (Beyond "gut feel")

    Been thinking about this a lot lately. The 80/20 rule seems to hold true for most portfolios most of the value sits in a small chunk of domains, and the rest just quietly accumulate renewal costs without much happening. The tricky part is building an actual rule for when to let go, instead of...
  2. amsdomains22

    information How do you actually decide when to drop a domain? (Beyond "gut feel")

    Been thinking about this a lot lately. The 80/20 rule seems to hold true for most portfolios most of the value sits in a small chunk of domains, and the rest just quietly accumulate renewal costs without much happening. The tricky part is building an actual rule for when to let go, instead of...
  3. createve

    question How would an experienced seller approach this scenario?

    Hi there! I have a question and I would greatly appreciate thoughts and guidance. If an appraisal tool matches my domain with keywords associated with funded startups, how would an experienced seller maximize the opportunity? Thank you so much! Side bar anecdote: one of my ways to say it was...
  4. createve

    question How would an experienced seller approach this scenario?

    Hi there! I have a question and I would greatly appreciate thoughts and guidance. If an appraisal tool matches my domain with keywords associated with funded startups, how would an experienced seller maximize the opportunity? Thank you so much! Side bar anecdote: one of my ways to say it was...
  5. J

    What is the Rationale for Showcasing Domains or Posting a Domain Reg of the Day? Is the Benefit Worth the Time or Opportunity Cost?

    Asking for a friend . . . What do you get for the time you invest in posting in a "Showcase Your ThisOrThatDomain" or posting you "Domain Registration of the Day"? Are you looking for applause, ego gratification, "showing off" your presumed savvy? Are you seeking to build confidence or...
  6. J

    What is the Rationale for Showcasing Domains or Posting a Domain Reg of the Day? Is the Benefit Worth the Time or Opportunity Cost?

    Asking for a friend . . . What do you get for the time you invest in posting in a "Showcase Your ThisOrThatDomain" or posting you "Domain Registration of the Day"? Are you looking for applause, ego gratification, "showing off" your presumed savvy? Are you seeking to build confidence or...
  7. Sully

    domains Domain Investors Are Competing Against Better Information, Not Just More Investors

    It used to be that, domain investing rewarded people who knew where to look. If you knew about and had access to expired lists, sales data, startup funding announcements, or just better search habits than the next guy, you had an advantage. You could find names before anyone noticed them. You...
  8. Sully

    domains Domain Investors Are Competing Against Better Information, Not Just More Investors

    It used to be that, domain investing rewarded people who knew where to look. If you knew about and had access to expired lists, sales data, startup funding announcements, or just better search habits than the next guy, you had an advantage. You could find names before anyone noticed them. You...
  9. Brandmore

    strategy What are currently your best ways to promote your domains?

    Hello together, I would be interested: what are currently your most successful strategies to promote your domains? Maybe this can help us all to promote our domains better. Thanks in advance, Sebastian
  10. Brandmore

    strategy What are currently your best ways to promote your domains?

    Hello together, I would be interested: what are currently your most successful strategies to promote your domains? Maybe this can help us all to promote our domains better. Thanks in advance, Sebastian
  11. Bob Hawkes

    analysis How I Ranked Every Name In A 2000+ Domain Name Portfolio

    These are important questions: Is this domain name worth renewing? What are my best domain names? Which domain names have better probability of selling? Which domain names should be repriced? How can I improve the quality of my domain portfolio? Is there a quantitative way to track improvement...
  12. Bob Hawkes

    analysis How I Ranked Every Name In A 2000+ Domain Name Portfolio

    These are important questions: Is this domain name worth renewing? What are my best domain names? Which domain names have better probability of selling? Which domain names should be repriced? How can I improve the quality of my domain portfolio? Is there a quantitative way to track improvement...
  13. Unclaimed

    data NameBio Just Released a 100k+ Keyword Dataset (and an API to Query It)

    We’ve been digging into NameBio’s latest release, and it’s one of the more interesting updates we’ve seen for domain research in a while. This isn’t just another API. It’s a dataset of 100,000+ keywords backed by real retail domain sales, along with an API that lets you query that data...
  14. Unclaimed

    data NameBio Just Released a 100k+ Keyword Dataset (and an API to Query It)

    We’ve been digging into NameBio’s latest release, and it’s one of the more interesting updates we’ve seen for domain research in a while. This isn’t just another API. It’s a dataset of 100,000+ keywords backed by real retail domain sales, along with an API that lets you query that data...
  15. Rippa

    discuss Can you recognize FUN in domain investing?

    Surely I'm not alone in seeing fun & joy in brand development and domain investing. Of course, the economic dimension can quickly change this word-game hobby or side business into loss of savings, family despair, clinical depression, eviction from home, financial ruin, etc. Sorry for that. We...
  16. Rippa

    discuss Can you recognize FUN in domain investing?

    Surely I'm not alone in seeing fun & joy in brand development and domain investing. Of course, the economic dimension can quickly change this word-game hobby or side business into loss of savings, family despair, clinical depression, eviction from home, financial ruin, etc. Sorry for that. We...
  17. Ali Mustafa

    question What is the biggest domain sale you regret missing?

    Greetings, Fellow domainers 😊 Every domainer seems to have that one domain they wish they had acquired when they had the chance. Maybe you saw it available years ago but did not register it. Maybe you passed on buying it for just a few hundred dollars. Or perhaps you sold it too early and...
  18. Ali Mustafa

    question What is the biggest domain sale you regret missing?

    Greetings, Fellow domainers 😊 Every domainer seems to have that one domain they wish they had acquired when they had the chance. Maybe you saw it available years ago but did not register it. Maybe you passed on buying it for just a few hundred dollars. Or perhaps you sold it too early and...
  19. Foresight

    strategy Foresight Memo | Superintelligence: Signals and Catalysts

    Feb. 13, 2026 - An analysis of the macroeconomic forces accelerating Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) and the strategic digital real estate required to navigate the new ecosystem. The Superintelligence Architecture The transition to Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) has accelerated into an...
  20. Foresight

    strategy Foresight Memo | Superintelligence: Signals and Catalysts

    Feb. 13, 2026 - An analysis of the macroeconomic forces accelerating Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) and the strategic digital real estate required to navigate the new ecosystem. The Superintelligence Architecture The transition to Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) has accelerated into an...
  21. Sully

    information Defensive Domain Registration

    "Defensive domains" is one of those phrases that gets repeated so often nobody stops to think about what it actually means anymore. At its simplest, defensive domain registration is when you buy domains you have no intention of using, purely to keep someone else from owning them. Typos...
  22. Sully

    information Defensive Domain Registration

    "Defensive domains" is one of those phrases that gets repeated so often nobody stops to think about what it actually means anymore. At its simplest, defensive domain registration is when you buy domains you have no intention of using, purely to keep someone else from owning them. Typos...
  23. Debabzzy045

    question Is Developing a Domain Before Flipping Still Worth It?

    Hi everyone, I’m fairly new to domain investing and I’d like your opinion on a strategy I’m considering. I recently acquired the domain WomenHealthPro.com with the original intention of flipping it. However, I’m now considering lightly developing it before listing it for sale. This is mainly...
  24. Debabzzy045

    question Is Developing a Domain Before Flipping Still Worth It?

    Hi everyone, I’m fairly new to domain investing and I’d like your opinion on a strategy I’m considering. I recently acquired the domain WomenHealthPro.com with the original intention of flipping it. However, I’m now considering lightly developing it before listing it for sale. This is mainly...
  25. Andreas B.

    question Buy with installment & sell with installment at the same time (?)

    There is a domain I may would acquire, however BIN is too high, therefore installment is acceptable. Problem is, I cannot list the domain for (installment) sale elsewhere, as long as my installment goes... Which I totally understand; still, it'd be great to faciliate a sale somehow. Do you...
  26. Andreas B.

    question Buy with installment & sell with installment at the same time (?)

    There is a domain I may would acquire, however BIN is too high, therefore installment is acceptable. Problem is, I cannot list the domain for (installment) sale elsewhere, as long as my installment goes... Which I totally understand; still, it'd be great to faciliate a sale somehow. Do you...
  27. DnFolk

    information When I used to sell 1 or 2 .co domains on almost daily basis

    Days when i used to sell 1 or 2 .co domains on almost daily basis via afternic and dan combine. monthly sales used to reach between 35 to 45 at peak time. all priced either for 499 or 599 with few exceptions. total .co portfolio was fluctuating between 9k to 12K purchased each for 1.99 or even...
  28. DnFolk

    information When I used to sell 1 or 2 .co domains on almost daily basis

    Days when i used to sell 1 or 2 .co domains on almost daily basis via afternic and dan combine. monthly sales used to reach between 35 to 45 at peak time. all priced either for 499 or 599 with few exceptions. total .co portfolio was fluctuating between 9k to 12K purchased each for 1.99 or even...
  29. ajaykhunger

    guide Sale Strategy

    Hello NP Family, Please suggest me best strategies to sell domains. Thanks.
  30. ajaykhunger

    guide Sale Strategy

    Hello NP Family, Please suggest me best strategies to sell domains. Thanks.
  31. Future Sensors

    guide Sealing the Deal: 20 Negotiation Moves for New Domain Investors

    Negotiations begin the moment a buyer clicks “Make Offer” or selects “Request Price,” transforming a passive listing into an active conversation. This article focuses squarely on those inquiry-driven interactions—not the straightforward Buy-It-Now (BIN) landers you might have configured on...
  32. Future Sensors

    guide Sealing the Deal: 20 Negotiation Moves for New Domain Investors

    Negotiations begin the moment a buyer clicks “Make Offer” or selects “Request Price,” transforming a passive listing into an active conversation. This article focuses squarely on those inquiry-driven interactions—not the straightforward Buy-It-Now (BIN) landers you might have configured on...
  33. AyoubAttari

    discuss [Real Sale Story] When a big company came back to buy my domain

    I once had a serious negotiation with a large company interested in buying one of my domains. During the talks, they tried to lower the price citing third-party valuations, but I stood firm based on market demand and the number of registered extensions. After some back and forth, they quietly...
  34. AyoubAttari

    discuss [Real Sale Story] When a big company came back to buy my domain

    I once had a serious negotiation with a large company interested in buying one of my domains. During the talks, they tried to lower the price citing third-party valuations, but I stood firm based on market demand and the number of registered extensions. After some back and forth, they quietly...
  35. Bob Hawkes

    reviews Annie Duke’s ‘Thinking in Bets’ Is Worthwhile Reading for Domain Name Investors

    The last time I played poker was about 35 years ago. I have only played poker less than 5 times in my life, and never for actual money. I never watch poker tournaments. So why was I recently reading a book by a former World Series of Poker Champion who earned more than $4 million in...
  36. Bob Hawkes

    reviews Annie Duke’s ‘Thinking in Bets’ Is Worthwhile Reading for Domain Name Investors

    The last time I played poker was about 35 years ago. I have only played poker less than 5 times in my life, and never for actual money. I never watch poker tournaments. So why was I recently reading a book by a former World Series of Poker Champion who earned more than $4 million in...
  37. william

    discuss I was desperate for a sale… so I INCREASED my prices.

    Most domainers, when sales slow down, instinctively lower their prices. Bills come in, renewals pile up, and slashing BINs feels like the only option. I’ve done it myself. But recently, I tried something different—and it worked. I just had WatermelonAI.com listed for $1,999. Got an inbound...
  38. william

    discuss I was desperate for a sale… so I INCREASED my prices.

    Most domainers, when sales slow down, instinctively lower their prices. Bills come in, renewals pile up, and slashing BINs feels like the only option. I’ve done it myself. But recently, I tried something different—and it worked. I just had WatermelonAI.com listed for $1,999. Got an inbound...
  39. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Is This A Bad Time To Be In Domain Investing?

    Finding consistent success in domain name investing is always challenging, but are we entering a particularly difficult period? I don’t know the answer, and some successful veteran investors consider this a golden time, but let’s look at a few potential challenges. Economic Uncertainty...
  40. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Is This A Bad Time To Be In Domain Investing?

    Finding consistent success in domain name investing is always challenging, but are we entering a particularly difficult period? I don’t know the answer, and some successful veteran investors consider this a golden time, but let’s look at a few potential challenges. Economic Uncertainty...
  41. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Reinvestment, Cash Reserves, Feedback Loops, Stability, and Domain Asset Allocation–or What To Do With Funds From A Sale?

    After a domain name sells, then what? First promptly take down listings for the name at any other marketplaces, and update your records. But after that, What do you do with the proceeds from the sale? Do you plow money back into more domain names right away? Or put into some other types of...
  42. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Reinvestment, Cash Reserves, Feedback Loops, Stability, and Domain Asset Allocation–or What To Do With Funds From A Sale?

    After a domain name sells, then what? First promptly take down listings for the name at any other marketplaces, and update your records. But after that, What do you do with the proceeds from the sale? Do you plow money back into more domain names right away? Or put into some other types of...
  43. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Michael Cyger Shares Domain Investing Priorities for 2025

    I had planned this week’s article to be about balance and discipline in domain investing. As I was struggling to make progress with that topic, a holiday gift arrived, when Michael Cyger posted a multi-point plan for his own domain name portfolio for 2025. Mike provided an insightful list of...
  44. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Michael Cyger Shares Domain Investing Priorities for 2025

    I had planned this week’s article to be about balance and discipline in domain investing. As I was struggling to make progress with that topic, a holiday gift arrived, when Michael Cyger posted a multi-point plan for his own domain name portfolio for 2025. Mike provided an insightful list of...
  45. Foresight

    debate Price Request or BIN?

    What’s your preferred method of listing your domain? Price Request or Buy It Now? Why? What are some pros and cons of each? When might you choose one over the other?
  46. Foresight

    debate Price Request or BIN?

    What’s your preferred method of listing your domain? Price Request or Buy It Now? Why? What are some pros and cons of each? When might you choose one over the other?
  47. News

    advice Forwarding a Domain Name is Not a Good SEO Strategy

    Many businesses and individuals acquire multiple domain names to bolster their brand or capture additional traffic. One common practice is forwarding these domain names to a primary website. That is not a bad strategy in and of itself. However, while this might seem like a straightforward and...
  48. News

    advice Forwarding a Domain Name is Not a Good SEO Strategy

    Many businesses and individuals acquire multiple domain names to bolster their brand or capture additional traffic. One common practice is forwarding these domain names to a primary website. That is not a bad strategy in and of itself. However, while this might seem like a straightforward and...
  49. News

    news Structuring your domain portfolio to balance risk and reward

    Asset allocation is a strategic approach used in investing to balance risk and reward by structuring a portfolio’s assets according to an individual’s goals, risk tolerance, and investment horizon. In the context of domain name investing, understanding and applying the principles of asset...
  50. News

    news Structuring your domain portfolio to balance risk and reward

    Asset allocation is a strategic approach used in investing to balance risk and reward by structuring a portfolio’s assets according to an individual’s goals, risk tolerance, and investment horizon. In the context of domain name investing, understanding and applying the principles of asset...
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