Today: Seven dirty words now allowed in .us / .online – Increases Renewal Fees / New gtlds upsetting some investors / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

Free Canis.review – Look, someones giving away a free domain name. Are you looking at .review domains as potential investments?

Bankinsurance.co – Value Please – I’m not sure the .co ccTLD helps this one since the 1st language isn’t English in that country. What do you think? How much is it worth in today’s markets?

SheepEye.com – Now that’s playful. Maybe a sleep aide company? What do you think a playful brandable like this one could sell for?

New gtlds upsetting some investors – If you’re investing in new gTLD’s and have confirmed sales, share your story with these investors so they can see the other side of the coin too.

.online – Increases Renewal Fees – Are you holding any .online domains in your portfolio? Check out what the cost might look like.

Seven dirty words now allowed in .us – The US government’s Department of Commerce owns .us and contracts out its administration to Neustar. Would you have guessed these words would be banned? Do you own any that may have to be dropped with no refunds?

BZIP.org sold for $9,700 – Wow! Now that was a great high four-digit .org sale. How much do you think it should have sold for (More or Less)?

Today: Bodis is Hiring! / New Promotion: $2.99 for new .life & .live registrations / TechNewsToday.com sold for $7,200 / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

Mental Health Domain or Website wanted ASAP – This buyer has a budget of up to $20,000.00 and ready to buy the perfect mental health domain or website. Do you own the one they need?

How long did your first sale take? – If you haven’t sold a domain name yet, you’ll want to see what other investors are saying the length of time to the first sale was for them. If you have sold one, share your story.

Showcase your travel domains – What kind of travel related domain names are you investing into? Share some of your best ones and check out what other investors are buying.

TechNewsToday.com sold for $7,200 – Not a bad three-word, thirteen letter, .com domain sales report to get you motivated. Who said long domains don’t sell?

Whois privacy for ccTLD’s in EU-countries – How are you dealing with whois privacy for your ccTLD’s in EU countries? Check out what other investors are doing as a solution.

New Promotion: $2.99 for new .life & .live registrations – If you are investing .live or .life domain name assets, you won’t want to miss this promotion.

Bodis is Hiring! – With a presence in the US and Europe, they are now recruiting Publisher and Advertiser Account Managers, based remotely, to assist in our ambitious growth plans.

Today: Finding businesses with no online presence yet / ZWAN.com sold for $3,050 / Buying sports domains, .com and aged / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

Investing in One Word .org Domains – Do you have any one word .org domains in your portfolio and want to liquidate fast for cash? The buyer has a $100.00 to $500.00 budget if you have one they need.

Buying 2 word/keyword .com domains – This buyer has a budget of up to $600.00 for a two-word domain that meets their specified criteria. Do you have it in your portfolio?

LuxuryStyleLife.com – I’m not too sure that the word sequence of this assets is fluid. Does it sound right to you? How much do you think this domain is worth in today’s markets?

Buying sports domains, .com and aged – Be sure to check your portfolio for one of these aged sports related domain name assets. This buyer is ready to invest up to $2,000.00 for the tight domain that matches their guideline.

Finding businesses with no online presence yet – Businesses without an online presence are ideal candidates for domain names to reach a wider consumer base. Check out how others find businesses that are not online and share how you do.

ZWAN.com sold for $3,050 – This gives more hope for the four-letter .com markets liquidity. $3,050.00 for Zwan.com seems like a good deal. What would you have guessed it should have sold for?

Strategy for making $10k Per month from domain investing – Check out what people are saying the best strategies are to clearing $10,000.00 per month consistently in domain name sales/investing.

I see waaaaaaaaaaaay too many people who have become pretty much 100% dependent on social media. Businesses built around a YouTube channel. Or a Facebook page. Or Twitter, whatever. These individuals found something that works and don’t care about anything else. Maybe they’re talented at making videos and their YouTube channel is doing well. Perhaps their witty comments got them a Facebook or Twitter following.

You know what scares me? That many of them don’t even think about the importance of creating and growing their OWN website. On their own domain. Yes… how old school of me! Continue Reading

Today: India related .com domain names required / Official .asia Showcase and Discussion Thread / Showcase your .krd domain / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

Decentralized DNS Blockchain Based Domains – Do you own ant decentralized DNS blockchain domain name assets? Check out the statistics others are sharing and provide some of your own research to collaborate.

Wordplay Domains – Are you investing into word-play domain names? Do you invest in single or double words? Check out the word-play investing strategies others are you using.

Pornleech.com sold for $7,050 – Not a very demanding or interesting porn related domain, but someone saw the value in t still. Would you have thought it would have sold for more or less than what it did?

India related .com domain names required – Be sure to check your portfolio for one of these India related .com domain assets. This buyer has a budget of up to $100.00 each if they meet the criteria.

Showcase your .krd domain – Do you have any good .krd new gTLD’s on your portfolio you want to show off? Compare notes with like-minded investors and see what they are going after.

Official .asia Showcase and Discussion Thread – Are you investing in .asia domain name assets? Which ones do you think are the best in your collection? Check out what other .asia investors are buying and share some of your own.

Bad.de sells for $138,443 – Top 5 ccTLD Domain Name Sales – Now that, is a very nice three letter dictionary word .de ccTLD sales report. Would you have guessed Bad.de would sell for that much or did you expect it to sell for a different amount?

Today: Hainei.com Sold for $22,501 / How to post, update, and announce your sold domains / Crypto Domain Email Scam / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

The future of LLLL .net – If you are investing in four letter .net domain assets and have some research that reveals what the future may hold, be sure t share with other like-minded investors and check out some of the research they gathered.

StudentHub.co.uk – It sounds like an okay domain name assets with a target audience. How are the .co.uk markets doing in this niche? What do you think it’s worth?

WrdStr.com – I’m not too sure about this one. It’s supposed to translate to “Word Store”. Would you have guessed that by looking at it? How much are domains like this appraised for today?

How to post, update, and announce your sold domains – Do you have a particular method or strategy to updating a domains lander and announcing the sale? Check out how other investors update, post, and announce a domain that sold.

Crypto Domain Email Scam – Has anyone else received an email like this one for their crypto related domain assets?

Hainei.com Sold for $22,501 – Now that’s a nice brandable sales report. Would you have guessed Hainei.com would have sold for more or less than what it did?

Before buying a domain look at the TLD Spam rating – With all the new TLDs out there these day’s and so many spam campaigns using domain names, do you check a TLDs spam rating before investing?

Just a friendly warning from someone who has worked with a ton of crypto exchanges!

Bitflyer may seem like a legitimate exchange on the surface and at one point, it was. Unfortunately, that’s no longer the case and I can firmly state that at the moment of writing, Bitflyer is a scam. Frankly, Bitflyer went from being an ok-ish exchange to becoming an extremely poorly-run one and ultimately, a scam.

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Today: Buying Tshirt/Shirt Domains – Up to $10k Budget / Outbound email sales conversion / iCrowd.com Sold for $3,600 / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

Paying 2x-3x Annual Parked Revenue For Traffic Domains – If you are looking to quick flip a few parking revenue domains for fast cash, this buyer has a budget up to $200.00 per domain that meets their guideline.

Looking for Marketing Agency/Video Marketing domain – Be sure to double check your domain portfolio for a marketing agency or video marketing domain. This buyers looking to spend up to $300.00 for the right ones.

What ClientHold Means – If you’ve been in the domain industry any amount of time, you’ve probably come across the the ClientHold status before. Share your experience with it and see what others are saying.

Buying Tshirt/Shirt Domains – Up to $10k Budget – BOOM! Check your portfolio again folks, this buyer has a budget of up to $10,000.00 for a domain that meets their specified criteria.

iCrowd.com Sold for $3,600 – Now that sounds like a great social brand. $3,600.00 is decent sales price too. Do you think it should have sold for more or less than it did?

Outbound email sales conversion – What kind of conversion rates are you getting with your outbound domain sales emails? Is it worth the time for you? Check out what others are saying works for them.

Excellent advice for new investors by Elliot Silver – WOW! Talk about some great advice for anyone in the domain industry or thinking about getting involved. It’s worth the read.

My career path has been… well, weird.

My second book ended up becoming a Wall Street Journal and USA Today besteller, so I’m “obviously” (the operative word) an author.

My YouTube channel is doing better and better (~31,500 subscribers), so I’m a YouTuber as well, just as obviously.

However, in my case, crypto tends to generate more revenue than book sales and YouTube-related stuff, so I am (you’ve guessed it: obviously) a crypto investor.

What about domaining? Well, I’ve been blogging here on DomainingTips since 2009 (!!!), have done quite well over the years and have more friends in domaining than in any other industry. OBVIOUSLY, I’m a domainer 🙂

But do you ever stop being a domainer, deep down inside at least?

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