Today: You found a domain nugget – How do you profit from it? / How do you keep up with learning in a changing industry? / 9272.com sold for $11,251 / and more… Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today: [...] Continue reading →

Today, we released the latest issue of The Domain Name Industry Brief, which shows that the first quarter of 2022 closed with 350.5 million domain name registrations across all top-level domains, an increase of 8.8 million domain name registrations, or 2.6%, compared to the fourth quarter of 2021. [...] Continue reading →

What do successful domain name investors think when they value domain names?In this show:• The Sherpas play The Domain Game, where they guess what certain domains were bought and sold for and discuss the reasons behind their evaluations. Today's domains are SanLorenzo.com, Agentive.com, and Unmask.io; • They review a list of domains about to [...] Continue reading →

The 2004 domain name WomensWeddingRings.com has expired and you can own it for only $30 USD… It has 165,000 exact searches per month and over 1 Million google results… While being a bit of a mouthful to get right and pass a radio test, this aged dot com could be developed into a nice revenue-earning [...] Continue reading →

Aurea is enterprise software, reimagined: every product, available to every customer, in a library that grows exponentially every year. How do we find out which domain names are owned by Aurea well we use a feature called Reverse Whois Search with our partners  WhoisXMLApi.com , they scan for the chosen term in this instance was domain names related to the registrant email [...] Continue reading →

Radix's .Online Domains recently announced the closure of their Instagram-led contest, #FempowerOnline. Launched on March 8th, the social media contest leveraged International Women's Day and invited aspiring women entrepreneurs to share business ideas for women-centric domain names on .Online. [...] Continue reading →

Today someone asked me if I was interested in some .io domain names he was selling. They were just random LLL names no strong acronyms or anything like that. So I told him no and he asked me if the shine was off .io? I told him I really have not heard that much .io [...] Continue reading →