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I work in the Real Estate and Finance industry. The other day I was reading my email and was surprised to open a marketing newsletter to find it dedicated to domain names. They started an entire 3 part series about buying domain names.

Here's a screenshot of the email with the link to the actual article. Crazy!

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Here's a link to the content:
http://www.breakthroughbroker.com/domain_name_for_a_real_estate_agent/#.WiQHgUqnGM8

And yes, the woman at the top comes to my office all the time to ask me for business. :)...I just love her!
 
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I work in the Real Estate and Finance industry.

Thanks for sharing the article...I also have a couple toes in the real estate arena (flips when possible) and I often help agents/brokers find reliable people for their projects. Just helped start a big one yesterday and although the young broker/agent/flipper is very intelligent and very successful, their web presence and domain name are ridiculous. I got on his computer and came up with several great names, most with traffic, and he was not interested...I drove home baffled.
 
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I think that awareness of domains and their value is good for domainers.

However I also believe that the entry of too many domainers into this field is part of why so many domainers are complaining that 2017 has been a bad year for them - too many new or newer domainers have entered the field only to give up or get desperate and dump their names cheap. Too much โ€œforeclosed,โ€ โ€œshort saleโ€ and โ€œdistressed auctionโ€ domain inventory, to use the real estate terms, cannot be good for domain pricing.
 
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