opinion What do you want read about in Domain Blogs?

[Robbie]

Hi Everyone,

I would love to know what do you enjoy reading on the domain blogs, what don’t you enjoy reading about and what do you think is missing from Domain Blogs?

Thanks in advance for your assistance and taking the time to leave a reply.

 

[satyadeep singh]

how to buy gems in chap price

 

[Robbie]

Thanks - So some tips on where
To find domains at great prices?

 

[Samer]

Sales, verified sales, after vet the high ones. Too many sales are shrouded in secrecy. This helps our industry, let’s change the narrative & stop this selfish “buy my silence” nda culture. We have namebio, but they report data given, Michael cant do it all need blog look into sales. DNW gives best explanation, no one’s better.
End-user sales are fascinating. Bring more

Samer

 

[Reddstagg]

The inflexibility of seasoned .com veterans to see that there is a new world order in town.

Long live the King. Not if half the new world is a republic.

Slowly, slowly catchy domain monkey. By 2030 .com will no longer be King. There may even be a new Queen.

There may be no Royalty at all. The past is not always a good measuring tool for the future.

 

[ultradog]

I'd like to read more about difficult negotiations in sales, and websites that got built on your domains. How names get used is important.

 

[Robbie]

Sales, verified sales, after vet the high ones. Too many sales are shrouded in secrecy. This helps our industry, let’s change the narrative & stop this selfish “buy my silence” nda culture. We have namebio, but they report data given, Michael cant do it all need blog look into sales. DNW gives best explanation, no one’s better.
End-user sales are fascinating. Bring more

Samer

Thanks - I shall try and do some end user sales digging and see if I can get any details to share.

 

[Robbie]

The inflexibility of seasoned .com veterans to see that there is a new world order in town.

Long live the King. Not if half the new world is a republic.

Slowly, slowly catchy domain monkey. By 2030 .com will no longer be King. There may even be a new Queen.

There may be no Royalty at all. The past is not always a good measuring tool for the future.

thanks - I am not sure we agree 100% as I think dot com will remain king but I agree there is room for other gtlds to grow just the data isn’t there yet to reflect.

thanks

 

[Robbie]

I'd like to read more about difficult negotiations in sales, and websites that got built on your domains. How names get used is important.

Thanks- I’ll. try do some digging on developed domains.

 

[NickB]

niche sector topics, we have a very good niche domain section here but it would great to have some blogs written on the subjects and ones not covered..

Websites developed
Domains registered
Future potential
Past sales
Expert opinion
Developments within the niche industry
Etc
Etc

 

[Robbie]

niche sector topics, we have a very good niche domain section here but it would great to have some blogs written on the subjects and ones not covered..

Websites developed
Domains registered
Future potential
Past sales
Expert opinion
Developments within the niche industry
Etc
Etc

Thanks Nick - Some good ideas.

 

[ultradog]

What I really don’t want to read any more of is blog posts disseminating inaccurate hourly unemployment benefits paid by states “regardless of your job,” or how employees are “pissed they have to come back to work” because they were “doing nothing for double pay.” Or how employers all received a paycheck protection check.

 

[Robbie]

What I really don’t want to read any more of is blog posts disseminating inaccurate hourly unemployment benefits paid by states “regardless of your job,” or how employees are “pissed they have to come back to work” because they were “doing nothing for double pay.” Or how employers all received a paycheck protection check.

Yeah - You won’t see that on Robbiesblog.com

 

[biggie]

Hi

Whats missing?

some eye candy.... something that's going to make me salivate like one of Palov's dogs

not a headline conceived for the eye, that's hiding some tired, rehashed, same folks already heard about over and over or the who cares anymore, what's the point, type of writing.

don't wanna see no glamourizing or pedestalizing, don't wanna be herded like no sheepa in any particular direction.

I wanna damn near smell the dirt, if and when it needs digging or turning over.

puff puff....

wanna see the worms exposed, the bugs that lie underneath and still be able to read the writings about growth and opportunities.

just saying....


imo….

 

[iKhalyfah]

Thanks - So some tips on where
To find domains at great prices?

Yes, would be helpful

 

[barybadrinath]

How to identify and pick good domains frm GoDaddy auctions

 

[equity78]

niche sector topics, we have a very good niche domain section here but it would great to have some blogs written on the subjects and ones not covered..

Websites developed
Domains registered
Future potential
Past sales
Expert opinion
Developments within the niche industry
Etc
Etc

That is a focus of the behind the keyword series here Nick, and recently been breaking down niches like Telehealth which I posted in Domaining News.

 

[Robbie]

Hi

Whats missing?

some eye candy.... something that's going to make me salivate like one of Palov's dogs

not a headline conceived for the eye, that's hiding some tired, rehashed, same folks already heard about over and over or the who cares anymore, what's the point, type of writing.

don't wanna see no glamourizing or pedestalizing, don't wanna be herded like no sheepa in any particular direction.

I wanna damn near smell the dirt, if and when it needs digging or turning over.

puff puff....

wanna see the worms exposed, the bugs that lie underneath and still be able to read the writings about growth and opportunities.

just saying....


imo….

I shall try and see if we can find any dirt, can’t promise but we will try our best.

 

[Robbie]

How to identify and pick good domains frm GoDaddy auctions

What about other platforms too not just GoDaddy?

 

[NickB]

That is a focus of the behind the keyword series here Nick, and recently been breaking down niches like Telehealth which I posted in Domaining News.

Lovely - thanks for pointing me in the right direction