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So looking back at 2018 sales, the numbers for certain extensions are way down. I have said before that two extensions I believe that have been affected by the new gtlds are .tv and .me. For 2017 .TV sales reported on Namebio totaled $447,000 185 Total Sales $447k Dollar Volume $2,416 Average Price $6,220 Standard […]
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BrandBucket sent out their December newsletter today. It seems after taking out sales over $10,000 that the average sale was $3,044 up from $2,959 in October. Two word .coms continue to be the top selling category. Misspellings continue to make up around 12% of all sales. A Quick Look Back at November The operations category […]
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I watch The Profit every week on CNBC, tonight in the first 6 minutes of the episode, Marcus Lemonis asks the owners why they are SantaToys.net and not .com? Now the answer seems off, they are mentioning $29 a month for the .net vs 100 something for the .com. We know that domains don’t work […]
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Last month I started looking at total sales reported by Namebio on a monthly basis. August was the strongest month of the three I reported on, usually a slow month it beat September by close to a million. Sales for August (31 days) $4,903,658 Sales for September (30 days) $3,971,693 Sales for October (31 days) […]
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If you’re like most business and personal brands, then you’ve likely heard and read numerous stories about the importance of securing a .com domain for your brand. And while that is true, there have been a growing number of business and personal brands that have defied the “must be on .com to be successful” mantra […]
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On Namepros nothing sparks more anger, debate and disgust than the domains wanted threads on Namepros. It comes from both sides of the aisle, actually three sides, buyers who post threads, sellers who respond and then those that don’t participate, but rather sit back and laugh and also block people because their budget or request […]
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Picture taken by Kassey Lee Domains were introduced over 30 years ago, yet many corporate executives still do not know how to write their digital address (domain) to make it stand out in ads and bring consumers directly to their online store. I felt strongly about this issue when I was visiting Japan lately. Here […]
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BrandBucket sent out their November newsletter and the average sales amount for October came in at $2,959. Up month over month. Two word names continued to be the largest portion of keyword sales. Misspellings continue to sell, resulting in 17.7% of all keyword related sales. The operations category remained at the top stop for yet […]
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Someone went on a buying spree for some porn typos. Xvideos.com is one of the most popular sites on the Internet. The site has an Alexa ranking of 49. This week’s Sedo weekly sales report showed the sales of: xvifeos.com 11/8/2018 15,000 USD xvidwos.com 11/9/2018 9,800 USD xvideoe.com 11/7/2018 3,999 USD xvid3os.com 11/9/2018 2,888 USD […]
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