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  1. T

    advice Price sensitivity = very different for diff. price ranges, + some recent trends. Keep this in mind.

    I've been seeing this over and over and over again. Including lately with a lot of sales / testing including this sale from today. For some might be obvious, but if not, keep this in mind. The price sensitivity of buyers goes much higher when your domain has a lower retail price. This is also...
  2. T

    advice Price sensitivity = very different for diff. price ranges, + some recent trends. Keep this in mind.

    I've been seeing this over and over and over again. Including lately with a lot of sales / testing including this sale from today. For some might be obvious, but if not, keep this in mind. The price sensitivity of buyers goes much higher when your domain has a lower retail price. This is also...
  3. T

    analysis Some VERY interesting changes in pricing (numbers and strategy) during 2021

    2021 has been an wild ride for me. I started good, then slowed down (a lot). But after some recent changes described below, now my sales have taken off like a tsunami. There are reasons behind this latest stream of sales and it's not just random. For example I'm having a stream of 4-fig sales...
  4. T

    analysis Some VERY interesting changes in pricing (numbers and strategy) during 2021

    2021 has been an wild ride for me. I started good, then slowed down (a lot). But after some recent changes described below, now my sales have taken off like a tsunami. There are reasons behind this latest stream of sales and it's not just random. For example I'm having a stream of 4-fig sales...
  5. Bob Hawkes

    analysis A Look At What Sells In XYZ

    Aftermarket sales of .xyz are having a stellar 2021. Even at the midway point of 2021, the sales dollar volume has more than tripled over the 2020 whole year total. To put it in perspective, during the first half of 2021 the sales volume of .xyz is approximately equal to the combined sales...
  6. Bob Hawkes

    analysis A Look At What Sells In XYZ

    Aftermarket sales of .xyz are having a stellar 2021. Even at the midway point of 2021, the sales dollar volume has more than tripled over the 2020 whole year total. To put it in perspective, during the first half of 2021 the sales volume of .xyz is approximately equal to the combined sales...
  7. T

    discuss Has anyone seen recent decline in low priced .COM sales at Afternic? (clearance, $xx - $xxx range)

    During recent years, I used to clear a ton of .COMs for say $75 or $99 through Afternic before renewal time. Like one in 5 names used to go - and pretty fast. In the last 12 months though, through the same method, I've sold... none. And the names are far better than those I cleared before...
  8. T

    discuss Has anyone seen recent decline in low priced .COM sales at Afternic? (clearance, $xx - $xxx range)

    During recent years, I used to clear a ton of .COMs for say $75 or $99 through Afternic before renewal time. Like one in 5 names used to go - and pretty fast. In the last 12 months though, through the same method, I've sold... none. And the names are far better than those I cleared before...
  9. T

    analysis 2021 Sales trends: You might want to read this.

    2021 has been a weird year for my sales. I've been doing pretty good, can't complain overall but it has definitely been a rollercoaster and caught me by surprise. Here's what I've found. Quick note first: My xxx range sales have my been bread and butter until now. However in 2021 my 4-fig...
  10. T

    analysis 2021 Sales trends: You might want to read this.

    2021 has been a weird year for my sales. I've been doing pretty good, can't complain overall but it has definitely been a rollercoaster and caught me by surprise. Here's what I've found. Quick note first: My xxx range sales have my been bread and butter until now. However in 2021 my 4-fig...
  11. Bob Hawkes

    analysis An Outsider Look at 4-Letter .COM Domain Names

    Among the most liquid domain names are 4L .com. Most of the time they can be readily resold to another domain investor for $100 or more. The best 4L .com domain names, those that are words, or at least speakable, or have a clear pattern of letters making them easily remembered, sell for high...
  12. Bob Hawkes

    analysis An Outsider Look at 4-Letter .COM Domain Names

    Among the most liquid domain names are 4L .com. Most of the time they can be readily resold to another domain investor for $100 or more. The best 4L .com domain names, those that are words, or at least speakable, or have a clear pattern of letters making them easily remembered, sell for high...
  13. Lox

    information Billboards? Nah, just buy a media company instead

    Startups used to be obsessed with billboards. It was the first thing I noticed when I moved to San Francisco: venture-backed companies including Eaze, Airbnb, and notoriously, Brex, would post large billboard advertisements all over the city to grab attention and eyeballs. When I dug into it...
  14. Lox

    information Billboards? Nah, just buy a media company instead

    Startups used to be obsessed with billboards. It was the first thing I noticed when I moved to San Francisco: venture-backed companies including Eaze, Airbnb, and notoriously, Brex, would post large billboard advertisements all over the city to grab attention and eyeballs. When I dug into it...
  15. Bob Hawkes

    analysis The US Domain Name Extension

    While the United States is probably the dominant power in domain names, its own country code extension, .us, has not achieved the same strength. For example, even though Canada has about one-tenth the population of the United States, its .ca extension has almost double the registration numbers...
  16. Bob Hawkes

    analysis The US Domain Name Extension

    While the United States is probably the dominant power in domain names, its own country code extension, .us, has not achieved the same strength. For example, even though Canada has about one-tenth the population of the United States, its .ca extension has almost double the registration numbers...
  17. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Website Traffic Changes for Different Domain Name Extensions

    When people see a domain extension in use, they are more apt to consider using that extension for their own business, organization or personal site. That is a huge advantage for .com domain names, along with country code extensions for some regions, and other major legacy extensions. Several...
  18. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Website Traffic Changes for Different Domain Name Extensions

    When people see a domain extension in use, they are more apt to consider using that extension for their own business, organization or personal site. That is a huge advantage for .com domain names, along with country code extensions for some regions, and other major legacy extensions. Several...
  19. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Nine Things About NET Domain Names

    Last week @Soofi shared an article by @Ron Jackson announcing the brokered sale of Poker.net for $750,000. The sale was not listed on NameBio when I checked, but it would become the highest-value sale in the extension. The previous high was the $500,000 sale of mobile.net. There have been a...
  20. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Nine Things About NET Domain Names

    Last week @Soofi shared an article by @Ron Jackson announcing the brokered sale of Poker.net for $750,000. The sale was not listed on NameBio when I checked, but it would become the highest-value sale in the extension. The previous high was the $500,000 sale of mobile.net. There have been a...
  21. James Iles

    information Top Topics: SelfMade.com Sells for $977,500; Will Stimulus Checks Create More Domain Sales?...

    In this week's Top Topics, domain investors discuss the latest domain sales data released by GoDaddy, which is headed by the $977,500 sale of SelfMade.com. Elsewhere, we look at the U.S. government's stimulus checks and whether they will create more domain sales, and is a collectively owned...
  22. James Iles

    information Top Topics: SelfMade.com Sells for $977,500; Will Stimulus Checks Create More Domain Sales?...

    In this week's Top Topics, domain investors discuss the latest domain sales data released by GoDaddy, which is headed by the $977,500 sale of SelfMade.com. Elsewhere, we look at the U.S. government's stimulus checks and whether they will create more domain sales, and is a collectively owned...
  23. Mass Names

    discuss Potential keywords - 2021

    Hi, everyone! Let's guess some keywords that could have the potential to suit the trends in 2021. My guess: AI, AR, XR, VR Quantum IoT 5G Chain Block DeFi. Let me know what you think.
  24. Mass Names

    discuss Potential keywords - 2021

    Hi, everyone! Let's guess some keywords that could have the potential to suit the trends in 2021. My guess: AI, AR, XR, VR Quantum IoT 5G Chain Block DeFi. Let me know what you think.
  25. TheBaldOne

    Are you now planning your domain portfolio for a post pandemic future?

    With the now apparent rollout and efficacy of vaccines against the Covid-19 virus in both Israel and the UK (and assuming it continues elsewhere) are you as a domainer now re-evaluating your portfolio and investments? Obviously if the vaccines continue to be effective, as they seem presently to...
  26. TheBaldOne

    Are you now planning your domain portfolio for a post pandemic future?

    With the now apparent rollout and efficacy of vaccines against the Covid-19 virus in both Israel and the UK (and assuming it continues elsewhere) are you as a domainer now re-evaluating your portfolio and investments? Obviously if the vaccines continue to be effective, as they seem presently to...
  27. Bob Hawkes

    analysis A Close Look At The .CC Domain Extension

    The past year has been a strong one for country code domain extensions in general, with the generic extensions .io and .co particularly active. This has prompted discussion around what might be the next generic country code to become popular. While extensions such as .ai, .tv, .me, .ly, .vc, .gg...
  28. Bob Hawkes

    analysis A Close Look At The .CC Domain Extension

    The past year has been a strong one for country code domain extensions in general, with the generic extensions .io and .co particularly active. This has prompted discussion around what might be the next generic country code to become popular. While extensions such as .ai, .tv, .me, .ly, .vc, .gg...
  29. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Predicting The Future Of Domain Names

    Relatively new NamePros member dave321 asked a really good question this week: Where do you see domaining in 5 years? Typical sell-through rates mean that most of a domain portfolio is held for multiple years, so ideas about the future will impact our investment choices today. But is it...
  30. Bob Hawkes

    strategy Predicting The Future Of Domain Names

    Relatively new NamePros member dave321 asked a really good question this week: Where do you see domaining in 5 years? Typical sell-through rates mean that most of a domain portfolio is held for multiple years, so ideas about the future will impact our investment choices today. But is it...
  31. dave321

    discuss Where do you see domaining in 5 years?

    Just interested in people's perspective on this. I realize it's a broad question.
  32. dave321

    discuss Where do you see domaining in 5 years?

    Just interested in people's perspective on this. I realize it's a broad question.
  33. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Who Bids On High-Value Domain Auctions?

    About a week ago I received the following message from domain name investor JudgeMind. I decided to take a closer look at a larger data set to see if we could learn more about who is driving up those auction prices. Surely it is relevant information to know who is bidding in the high-value...
  34. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Who Bids On High-Value Domain Auctions?

    About a week ago I received the following message from domain name investor JudgeMind. I decided to take a closer look at a larger data set to see if we could learn more about who is driving up those auction prices. Surely it is relevant information to know who is bidding in the high-value...
  35. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Two Years Plus Of APP Domain Name Sales

    The .app domain extension was released for general availability by Google on May 8, 2018, after a short sunrise period with higher registration costs. Now in circulation just over two years, I thought this an opportune time to look at aftermarket sales and health of the extension. Aftermarket...
  36. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Two Years Plus Of APP Domain Name Sales

    The .app domain extension was released for general availability by Google on May 8, 2018, after a short sunrise period with higher registration costs. Now in circulation just over two years, I thought this an opportune time to look at aftermarket sales and health of the extension. Aftermarket...
  37. Keith DeBoer

    analysis Brandable Insider Domain Review #18 w/ Michael Krell

    Today I talk about wholesale and end-user sales with Michael Krell. Michael has had many roles as an entrepreneur, a Domain Sherpa and the former managing director of BrandBucket. He’s a family man, a great guy, and one of the best brandable domain investors I know. This is part one of a two...
  38. Keith DeBoer

    analysis Brandable Insider Domain Review #18 w/ Michael Krell

    Today I talk about wholesale and end-user sales with Michael Krell. Michael has had many roles as an entrepreneur, a Domain Sherpa and the former managing director of BrandBucket. He’s a family man, a great guy, and one of the best brandable domain investors I know. This is part one of a two...
  39. Bob Hawkes

    interviews Domainer Interview: Joseph Ciprut, the Cognitive Master

    In August 2016 many in the domain industry were bidding in expired auctions, searching the closeout lists, creating brandable names, speculating in new or repurposed extensions, and chasing elusive single word or very short .com names. Joseph Ciprut was taking a somewhat different approach...
  40. Bob Hawkes

    interviews Domainer Interview: Joseph Ciprut, the Cognitive Master

    In August 2016 many in the domain industry were bidding in expired auctions, searching the closeout lists, creating brandable names, speculating in new or repurposed extensions, and chasing elusive single word or very short .com names. Joseph Ciprut was taking a somewhat different approach...
  41. Way3

    discuss How has 2020 affected your domain buying habits?

    Curious to hear how the first half of 2020 might have affected your domain buying (and selling) habits. Buying more? Selling more? Changes in what domain names or extensions you might invest in and how?
  42. Way3

    discuss How has 2020 affected your domain buying habits?

    Curious to hear how the first half of 2020 might have affected your domain buying (and selling) habits. Buying more? Selling more? Changes in what domain names or extensions you might invest in and how?
  43. Keith DeBoer

    analysis Brandable Insider Domain Review #8 - Less Is More

    https://dngeek.com/2020/07/brandable-insider-domain-review-8-less-is-more/ If you want to express your appreciation you can BUY ME A COFFEE
  44. Keith DeBoer

    analysis Brandable Insider Domain Review #8 - Less Is More

    https://dngeek.com/2020/07/brandable-insider-domain-review-8-less-is-more/ If you want to express your appreciation you can BUY ME A COFFEE
  45. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Mixed Messages from Domain Sales in First Half of 2020

    Given concerns related to the economic upheaval resulting from the coronavirus pandemic, many have speculated on whether domain sales have decreased or increased. In this article, I look at domain name sales data for the first six months of 2020, comparing it to the same period in 2019. Across...
  46. Bob Hawkes

    analysis Mixed Messages from Domain Sales in First Half of 2020

    Given concerns related to the economic upheaval resulting from the coronavirus pandemic, many have speculated on whether domain sales have decreased or increased. In this article, I look at domain name sales data for the first six months of 2020, comparing it to the same period in 2019. Across...
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