Domain Magnate Update We have DR85 website for sale, with about $500 in monthly revenues from theme sales. Priced at $17500. See more details here Ricky Kesler of Income School is Michael’s guest on The Domain Magnate Show this week! Income School teaches people how to create an internet business through blogging and YouTube, and... [...] Continue reading →

The holiday season is just around the corner, and with that, shoppers are starting to make their lists. According to an Adobe Report, the 2020 holiday season exceeded $188 billion in online sales in the United States alone, an increase of 32% compared with 2019. [...] Continue reading →

Today: Buying Old Google News Domain or Website – (Up to $1500) / Buying liquidation of .com names ($5-$100) / .QA domains needed – Budget: up to $100.00 / and more… Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today: [...] Continue reading →

As we say on DomainSherpa - all roads lead to domains. And in the reverse, domains lead us "down the rabbit hole" for different topics all the time. This show is where we discuss a wide variety of subjects - with plenty of talk about domains, crypto, NFTs, and digital assets - along with a [...] Continue reading →

A UDRP was recently filed against the valuable Tips.com domain name at the National Arbitration Forum (NAF). The decision was just published, and the three member panel ruled in favor of the domain registrant who will retain the domain name. The registrant was represented by attorney Zak Muscovitch. A quick glance at the UDRP might [...] Continue reading →

Sedo released their domain name sales and Binance.ae led the way at $300,000. TestMySpeed.com was second at $69,000 and Cap.io was third at $55,000. 48 .com sales 18 cctld sales 6 other tld sales Top 3 highlights of public SedoMLS sales are:    testmyspeed.comat 69,999 USD cap.io at 55,000 USD grothos.com at 19,880 USD Domain [...] Continue reading →

ICANN has come out swinging against blockchain domains and the registrars that sell them. And by “come out” I mean it’s published a blog post. And by “swinging” I mean “offered the weakest criticism imaginable”. The post starts off well enough, observing that services marketed as “domain names” that are not automatically compatible with the [...] Continue reading →