domains Domain King Rick Schwartz - New Registrations

[Robbie]

Check out the 44 x Domain Names that Rick Schwartz aka The Domain King has purchased this year and see his portfolio of over 5000+ names on Robbies Blog

https://robbiesblog.com/44-x-rick-schwartz-domain-registrations/9411

 

[DrJacoby]

Funny that he registered the wrongly spelled domain StudBotique.com. To use Rick's mantra: Pigeonsh*t!

 

[BrandingGo]

he owns stud. com what a reason registering such names stud******.com etc ?

 

[DN Universal]

he owns stud. com what a reason registering such names stud******.com etc ?

The theory behind those type of registrations are usually for brand Protection.

 

[Name Trader]

The theory behind those type of registrations are usually for brand Protection.

OK. Lets all follow Rick down the toilet registering mispellings of studbotique.com which infringes on his protection of stud.com. Ha Ha! So is he having second thoughts on using stud.com for this venture?

 

[DN Universal]

OK. Lets all follow Rick down the toilet registering mispellings of studbotique.com which infringes on his protection of stud.com. Ha Ha! So is he having second thoughts on using stud.com for this venture?

I always recommend that a person register domain names as they see fit. Domainers should always do their own due diligence when copying another style or making these type of decisions . If you follow Robbie's Blogs you will see that he writes about other companies who register domain names that would only be put on a shelf and never used. Brand protection is a very common tool in the business world and that was the main point I wanted to convey.

 

[Name Trader]

I don't see how studbotique.com (a mispelling registered in July) or the correct spelling studboutique.com (only registered on Nov 23rd) have any protective qualities for the brand stud.com. Maybe it's just me

 

[iAdam]

I think he misspelled boutique because the botique version is registered earlier than boutiquestud.

 

[Name Trader]

My biggest "complaint", if you like, is that Rick promoted this idea of using stud.com for this enterprise. Which, to me, was way over the top, for what he was proposing. But to each their own. But it seems like this was simply "bait and switch" tactics. If he is going to use the recently registered StudBoutique.com instead. Which is as inferior a name as stud.com is over the top. IMHO. But it's Rick's show. I'd just like to see some clarity about the plans. All in good time. I guess.

 

[AEProgram]

He didn't register StudDomainers.com, goes to show what he thinks of us

I do like the Stud brand name, great short easy to spell word that just hits real nice.

 

[MadAboutDomains]

Strange, there was no mention of studmetaverse.com

 

[Gro]

Maybe he should start a Stud domain academy (Stud.ac)

 

[eternaldomains]

I expected to see a .horse. I did not find any. I'm ThoROUGHly disappointed.

 

[Name Trader]

Strange, there was no mention of studmetaverse.com

Or a mispelling of studmetaverse.com

 

[E-Promote]

OK. Lets all follow Rick down the toilet registering mispellings of studbotique.com which infringes on his protection of stud.com. Ha Ha! So is he having second thoughts on using stud.com for this venture?

Herein may lie the confusion, it's actually stub.com & stubbotique.com

 

[frank-germany]

I wasted 5 min of my time just see which BS domains R.S. registered as defensive domains
that is nothing else than an advertisement for your blog

 

[Namefy.com]

He should've used another domain for his rebranding.. stud.com sounds like a porn site from the early 90's

 

[Dream Domains]

stud.com for domain name brokerage? why not voyeur.com?

 

[Dream Domains]

From what I observe, Scwartz is delusional.

He will probably face reality quite soon.

 

[Reddstagg]

Well, he's just bought his 8th house so I'd say he must be doing something right. Lead...Follow...or just get the f@@k out of the way.

Rgrds,

Reddstagg