This month’s Sedo GreatDomains event will end in a little under 23 hours, some really interesting inventory in my opinion, including the two-letter beauty EZ.com (+ other really good short domains) as well as possibly the best blog domains I’ve seen in a loooooong time (including blog.de and blog.co.uk).
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The sale of 101Domain.com to Affilias is a win-win situation IMO, I’d like to congratulate both parties and wish them all the best.
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If there’s one thing I’ve learned (or ok, I already knew it but my belief was strongly reinforced) since starting this newsletter, it’s that in terms of liquidity, there are two worlds: short domains and everything else. If you own a short domain, selling to other domainers it is extremely easy. If not, things tend to become quite a bit more complicated.

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Some domainers do at least a little bit of research (as in a few Google searches) on the end user who is inquiring about a domain before quoting a price, whereas others quote the same price whenever someone inquires.

Today, it’s time for some brainstorming, I want to see which category you guys fit in before writing a more detailed post:
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Some very juicy short domains (including the two-letter gem EZ.com) as well as possibly the best blog domains I’ve seen in a loooooong time (including blog.de and blog.co.uk) at this month’s Sedo GreatDomains event.

Very good names this month in my opinion.
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As I’m sure all of you have realized by now, there are more and more instances in which you end up negotiating with someone from China. There’s lots and lots of money in China these days (to better understand this, be sure to check out some china fund articles) and therefore, from a business perspective, it makes perfect sense to be prepared to negotiate with those from China.

Today, I will be sharing a few practical tips.
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I’m thinking about eventually creating a Skype group for short domain investors in which only people with “skin in the game” share ideas, buy/sell domains and so on. In other words, a group with a very good signal to noise ratio.
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Shortly after yesterday’s post has been published, the dynadot support staff managed to help me get things sorted out.

First of all, I’d like to thank you guys for the emails and dynadot also deserves credit for reaching out to me directly after the post.
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I’m really trying my best not to turn this into a “dynadot sucks” post, you have no idea how hard is it for me to remain reasonable but I’m doing my best.
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Yet another balanced list and nowadays, my number one goal is no longer having as much inventory as possible. The idea of selling hundreds of domains through a newsletter may seem tempting but if it makes you accept inventory which either isn’t good enough or isn’t priced properly doesn’t make sense.

At the end of the day, a newsletter isn’t a museum 🙂
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