news Rick Schwartz Announces Will Soon Open A Domain Brokerage

[Bob Hawkes]

On Twitter this hour @Rick Schwartz has shared that he will soon be announcing a new domain brokerage firm that he is starting.

In a later tweet he added that he had just hand registered GameChangingDomains.com that he is considering using as the domain name.

Will definitely be interesting to learn details.

Bob

 

[Henry Y]

I think it is a wrong step to use the 3-word domain...

 

[Crysis]

Sorry, but the domain name is mediocre!

 

[Bob Hawkes]

k it is a wrong step to use the 3-word domain...

I agree. Note that he said he had registered it and was considering using it. He may well come to the same conclusion that it would send a wrong message to use a long recent hand-registration for the sort of pricing he will undoubtedly be expecting at his brokerage.
Bob

 

[Dream Domains]

I asked him about if he was going to handle my domain sales for 10% commission and he said no at the time.

I think he will be an outstanding broker. He has good vision.

He can use his DomainKing.com, just add third party names.

 

[Dream Domains]

But I think he should stop cursing and accumulating apartments during housing shortage.

 

[Ttonker1]

If he is the Domain King, he may also be a game changer, would you expect his fee's to be in the 20% range.

 

[Yawz]

gamechanger.domains is open and available for hand reg

 

[Mister Funsky]

Looking forward to his marketplace...glad he is taking this step.

 

[DuDD]

wow
Looking forward to an early opening

 

[Dream Domains]

He should acquire Efty.com and broker sales.

 

[CraigD]

Might as well just use DomainKing.

It's his establish 'brand' after all.

 

[platey]

fancy hand regging a

3 word .com

that is also a

gtld

which obviosly cant be bought because its agtld and not a dot com

so soneone will no doubt buy the gtld just for a laugh

 

[Future Sensors]

@platey .com is a gtld.

Thanks for your understanding.

 

[Bob Hawkes]

Rick just tweeted a bit more this morning. While he can't yet provide details, it is to be far more than just a brokerage.

Keeping us in suspense!

 

[Bob Hawkes]

Looks like he is now considering many names.

He is in his second poll of possible choices on his Twitter feed.
Link >>

https://twitter.com/x/status/1410358694655758337

The choice I liked best from the first one was wad.com. Impressive just three letters, and could mean what a domain or wad as in a wad of money, among other possibilities.

BuyThat.com got almost as many votes, which I can see as great as well.

Bob

 

[Henry Y]

I believe that the polls are just for fun and none of the domains will be used for his business. Why?

1. Business owners do not let the public to choose domains for their businesses.
2. Generally, business owners first consider their company names, then buy the domains that can represent the company names.
3. The polls show his buying intention that may affect his negotiation in the purchase process.
4. The domains he is considering are confusing that are not directly associated with domain brokerage.

 

[Windoms]

Looks like he is now considering many names.

He is in his second poll of possible choices on his Twitter feed.
Link >>

https://twitter.com/x/status/1410358694655758337

The choice I liked best from the first one was wad.com. Impressive just three letters, and could mean what a domain or wad as in a wad of money, among other possibilities.

BuyThat.com got almost as many votes, which I can see as great as well.

Bob

I think GameChangingDomains is better than all these.
eRealestate
DomainDevelopers
BrokerKings
DomainSeller
Those are generic, you have to convey some type of message, and something like GameChangingDomains is great at that (check out GCD.com).
That or DomainNames.com.

 

[Lox]

Looks like he is now considering many names.

 

[BrandingGo]

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