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  1. Bob Hawkes

    analysis The .TV Domain Extension: Sales, History, Pricing, Types, Use, and More

    During recent seasonal promotions several registrars offered .tv domain names at the lowest price in many years, perhaps forever. I suspect I was not alone in picking up some names for a trial investment in the extension. That brings up questions such as: Who are typical buyers of .tv domain...
  2. Bob Hawkes

    analysis The .TV Domain Extension: Sales, History, Pricing, Types, Use, and More

    During recent seasonal promotions several registrars offered .tv domain names at the lowest price in many years, perhaps forever. I suspect I was not alone in picking up some names for a trial investment in the extension. That brings up questions such as: Who are typical buyers of .tv domain...
  3. NickB

    information Emerging Tech Indicator Quarterly Report

    The Emerging Tech Indicator (ETI) provides a quarterly review of seed and early-stage investment activity involving a limited subset of the world’s most successful VC firms that account for roughly 10% of total VC investment. The analysis provides a unique perspective into the types of...
  4. NickB

    information Emerging Tech Indicator Quarterly Report

    The Emerging Tech Indicator (ETI) provides a quarterly review of seed and early-stage investment activity involving a limited subset of the world’s most successful VC firms that account for roughly 10% of total VC investment. The analysis provides a unique perspective into the types of...
  5. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Making A List… And Updating It Often

    The most successful domain investors have a system. That system may include many elements, but one of the most important is a method for acquiring quality names that businesses will want. As is said, “you make money on the buy.” But there are so many names to search. As I write this, the list...
  6. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Making A List… And Updating It Often

    The most successful domain investors have a system. That system may include many elements, but one of the most important is a method for acquiring quality names that businesses will want. As is said, “you make money on the buy.” But there are so many names to search. As I write this, the list...
  7. Way3

    What's one domain trend you regretted buying into?

    What is the one domain trend over the years that you most regretted buying into? I'll start - early on in my investing I saw someone, somewhere (Twitter?) saying that they'd sold a .fr domain, and they said they were making a fortune selling country specific domains only. Being new, I just...
  8. Way3

    What's one domain trend you regretted buying into?

    What is the one domain trend over the years that you most regretted buying into? I'll start - early on in my investing I saw someone, somewhere (Twitter?) saying that they'd sold a .fr domain, and they said they were making a fortune selling country specific domains only. Being new, I just...
  9. T

    poll What is your current sales flow (last 30 days)? We're all interested here. It all looks very quiet. (Vote and comment please)

    Please vote and comment. I'm starting with my own vote, had just one sale (measly $788). Thing is, we need to figure out how the market is doing in order to further tune our investment and exposure. Domaining is indeed a waiting game so I'm waiting too, fingers crossed. But we all need to...
  10. T

    poll What is your current sales flow (last 30 days)? We're all interested here. It all looks very quiet. (Vote and comment please)

    Please vote and comment. I'm starting with my own vote, had just one sale (measly $788). Thing is, we need to figure out how the market is doing in order to further tune our investment and exposure. Domaining is indeed a waiting game so I'm waiting too, fingers crossed. But we all need to...
  11. 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...
  12. 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...
  13. Bob Hawkes

    analysis What Is Happening With ETH Domain Names Now?

    The second half of 2021 saw eye-popping sales in exact ETH domain names, even in extensions with few significant prior sales. In this article, I take a look at the current status of those domain names, recent ETH name sales data, and how investors are currently pricing their ETH domain names...
  14. Bob Hawkes

    analysis What Is Happening With ETH Domain Names Now?

    The second half of 2021 saw eye-popping sales in exact ETH domain names, even in extensions with few significant prior sales. In this article, I take a look at the current status of those domain names, recent ETH name sales data, and how investors are currently pricing their ETH domain names...
  15. James Iles

    information Top Topics: Yachts.com Sells for $600,000; Domaining vs Investing...

    In this week’s Top Topics, we receive news that the Yachts.com domain name has sold for a mid-six-figure fee. Elsewhere, there’s a discussion about whether domaining can be described as investing, and we look at domain name trends of the past. Yachts.com Sells for $600,000 If you acquire a...
  16. James Iles

    information Top Topics: Yachts.com Sells for $600,000; Domaining vs Investing...

    In this week’s Top Topics, we receive news that the Yachts.com domain name has sold for a mid-six-figure fee. Elsewhere, there’s a discussion about whether domaining can be described as investing, and we look at domain name trends of the past. Yachts.com Sells for $600,000 If you acquire a...
  17. T

    discuss In case you don't know what happens next (Economy and domains)

    Just a bit of heads-up to those looking at domain sales (currently down) economy (also down) and who still don't know what to expect next. Will it be good, will it be bad, will be a soft landing or a hard landing? I'm not a prophet. But there are things clearly visible already, and we can make...
  18. T

    discuss In case you don't know what happens next (Economy and domains)

    Just a bit of heads-up to those looking at domain sales (currently down) economy (also down) and who still don't know what to expect next. Will it be good, will it be bad, will be a soft landing or a hard landing? I'm not a prophet. But there are things clearly visible already, and we can make...
  19. MadAboutDomains

    analysis Domaining trends. Hype then and now. In remembrance. OFFICIAL THREAD

    Anyone who's been domaining for any amount of time will realise that domaining trends come and go. Anyone who's new thinks that their pet trend of the moment is a gold mine. It's just the nature of the business. An event happens or some news comes out that people get excited about, people spend...
  20. MadAboutDomains

    analysis Domaining trends. Hype then and now. In remembrance. OFFICIAL THREAD

    Anyone who's been domaining for any amount of time will realise that domaining trends come and go. Anyone who's new thinks that their pet trend of the moment is a gold mine. It's just the nature of the business. An event happens or some news comes out that people get excited about, people spend...
  21. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Are We In A Domain Name Market Downturn?

    On NamePros, and on social media, a number of investors have mentioned that the last month or so has seen a significant downturn in the domain name aftermarket, both in terms of retail sales and in offers or inquiries. For example, long-term investor @elmoney started the discussion Recession of...
  22. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Are We In A Domain Name Market Downturn?

    On NamePros, and on social media, a number of investors have mentioned that the last month or so has seen a significant downturn in the domain name aftermarket, both in terms of retail sales and in offers or inquiries. For example, long-term investor @elmoney started the discussion Recession of...
  23. T

    discuss Riding the tsunami wave with your domains (upcoming economy crisis)

    I'm saying "upcoming" because we ain't seen much of it yet. Anyway. A month ago in a post I was saying I expect a good year in domain sales. Then April came and .... poof! I was wrong - the downtrend came suddenly and much sooner than I expected. Although some sellers here still have had a...
  24. T

    discuss Riding the tsunami wave with your domains (upcoming economy crisis)

    I'm saying "upcoming" because we ain't seen much of it yet. Anyway. A month ago in a post I was saying I expect a good year in domain sales. Then April came and .... poof! I was wrong - the downtrend came suddenly and much sooner than I expected. Although some sellers here still have had a...
  25. capybara

    FREE Chrome Extension: look up selected text in Google Trends with just two clicks

    I was surprised nothing like this existed so I created this little Chrome extension. It adds a context menu item to open a new tab with Google Trends for the selected text: Basic options like preferred country and time period can be configured, so that any time you use the context menu...
  26. capybara

    FREE Chrome Extension: look up selected text in Google Trends with just two clicks

    I was surprised nothing like this existed so I created this little Chrome extension. It adds a context menu item to open a new tab with Google Trends for the selected text: Basic options like preferred country and time period can be configured, so that any time you use the context menu...
  27. Bob Hawkes

    poll Are things slower in domain aftermarket sales/inquiries?

    There are indicators that the strong demand for domain names from the last couple of years has waned recently, amid current world events and state of the economy. Or possibly simply because the move to digital that was spawned by the pandemic could not keep growing indefinitely. Have you seen...
  28. Bob Hawkes

    poll Are things slower in domain aftermarket sales/inquiries?

    There are indicators that the strong demand for domain names from the last couple of years has waned recently, amid current world events and state of the economy. Or possibly simply because the move to digital that was spawned by the pandemic could not keep growing indefinitely. Have you seen...
  29. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Domain Names Starting With THE

    Dictionaries define more than a dozen ways that the word the can be used, but as a leading part of a domain name it is most used as a definite article or We might refer to the iconic rock group as Rolling Stones, but most call them The Rolling Stones. Adding a leading the adds distinction...
  30. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Domain Names Starting With THE

    Dictionaries define more than a dozen ways that the word the can be used, but as a leading part of a domain name it is most used as a definite article or We might refer to the iconic rock group as Rolling Stones, but most call them The Rolling Stones. Adding a leading the adds distinction...
  31. Bob Hawkes

    opinion Predictions For 2022 In Domain Investing

    What will happen in domain investing in the coming year? Will the market continue to surge? Will different extensions or sectors emerge? What will be the hot keywords? While no one can predict the future with certainty, being receptive to a variety of views, while at the same time exercising...
  32. Bob Hawkes

    opinion Predictions For 2022 In Domain Investing

    What will happen in domain investing in the coming year? Will the market continue to surge? Will different extensions or sectors emerge? What will be the hot keywords? While no one can predict the future with certainty, being receptive to a variety of views, while at the same time exercising...
  33. Bob Hawkes

    analysis 2021 Domain Name Sales Very Strong

    The year 2021 was very strong in aftermarket domain name sales, with strong prices, rising numbers of sales, and solidly higher dollar volumes. Across all extensions, there were more sales in 2021 than in 2020, about 150,800 versus 127,500. The average price increased as well, from $936 to...
  34. Bob Hawkes

    analysis 2021 Domain Name Sales Very Strong

    The year 2021 was very strong in aftermarket domain name sales, with strong prices, rising numbers of sales, and solidly higher dollar volumes. Across all extensions, there were more sales in 2021 than in 2020, about 150,800 versus 127,500. The average price increased as well, from $936 to...
  35. imwangi

    2022 Predictions

    2021 has closed with Metaverse and NFTS at the top of the domain market table. If you had a key domain name in any of these niches, I bet you made a pretty penny. I wasn't lucky; but as we know, this business is about timing and chance. Knowing what is trending is critical, but by then all the...
  36. imwangi

    2022 Predictions

    2021 has closed with Metaverse and NFTS at the top of the domain market table. If you had a key domain name in any of these niches, I bet you made a pretty penny. I wasn't lucky; but as we know, this business is about timing and chance. Knowing what is trending is critical, but by then all the...
  37. Bob Hawkes

    opinion What Will 2022 Hold? Input for future blog post sought.

    I hope that many NamePros members will help me out. I am putting together, for publication at the start of 2022, a NamePros Blog article summarizing views on what the year ahead might look like in domain name investing. What trends do you see? Is there a new niche that you think will become...
  38. Bob Hawkes

    opinion What Will 2022 Hold? Input for future blog post sought.

    I hope that many NamePros members will help me out. I am putting together, for publication at the start of 2022, a NamePros Blog article summarizing views on what the year ahead might look like in domain name investing. What trends do you see? Is there a new niche that you think will become...
  39. Bob Hawkes

    information Domain Name Registrars – Part 2: Investor Friendly Registrars, Registrar Market, Checklist

    There are currently 2499 ICANN accredited domain name registrars. This offers a lot of choice when picking a registrar. I present a checklist of considerations that might be included. Last week’s article looked at the top-10 registrars in terms of domain names registered. This week, I look at...
  40. Bob Hawkes

    information Domain Name Registrars – Part 2: Investor Friendly Registrars, Registrar Market, Checklist

    There are currently 2499 ICANN accredited domain name registrars. This offers a lot of choice when picking a registrar. I present a checklist of considerations that might be included. Last week’s article looked at the top-10 registrars in terms of domain names registered. This week, I look at...
  41. Bob Hawkes

    tools Finding Technology Trends And Opportunities

    2021 will be viewed as the year of trending terms within the domain name community. From various crypto-related opportunities, lately ETH in particular, to NFTs, and then meta / metaverse, many domain name investors have chased trending terms. Sometimes these opportunities have resulted in...
  42. Bob Hawkes

    tools Finding Technology Trends And Opportunities

    2021 will be viewed as the year of trending terms within the domain name community. From various crypto-related opportunities, lately ETH in particular, to NFTs, and then meta / metaverse, many domain name investors have chased trending terms. Sometimes these opportunities have resulted in...
  43. Bob Hawkes

    analysis A Look At How Different Domain Extensions Sell

    Should a domain investor invest only in .com? I went looking for an answer in recent domain name sales data. There seems a common consensus that, after .com, among general purpose extensions with investment potential are .net, .io, .org, .co and .xyz. There is not agreement on the order of the...
  44. Bob Hawkes

    analysis A Look At How Different Domain Extensions Sell

    Should a domain investor invest only in .com? I went looking for an answer in recent domain name sales data. There seems a common consensus that, after .com, among general purpose extensions with investment potential are .net, .io, .org, .co and .xyz. There is not agreement on the order of the...
  45. Bob Hawkes

    strategy How To Decide What Domain Names To Renew

    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...
  46. Bob Hawkes

    strategy How To Decide What Domain Names To Renew

    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...
  47. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Does How A Domain Name Was Previously Listed Matter?

    When you are considering a domain name acquisition, does it matter who owned the name previously, what price they asked, and the marketplaces they used to try to sell the domain name? We all know to check for possible developed use of a domain name, in case there was abuse that taints the name...
  48. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Does How A Domain Name Was Previously Listed Matter?

    When you are considering a domain name acquisition, does it matter who owned the name previously, what price they asked, and the marketplaces they used to try to sell the domain name? We all know to check for possible developed use of a domain name, in case there was abuse that taints the name...
  49. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Single Dictionary Word Domain Names

    Single dictionary word domain names can be incredibly valuable, as the list of sales in the next section shows. That does not mean that any dictionary word has value, however. With the spread of online dictionaries, some of which allow user additions, one has to be careful about whether a name...
  50. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Single Dictionary Word Domain Names

    Single dictionary word domain names can be incredibly valuable, as the list of sales in the next section shows. That does not mean that any dictionary word has value, however. With the spread of online dictionaries, some of which allow user additions, one has to be careful about whether a name...
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