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The domain behavior in corporate China is quite similar to what we see in the west. Companies like to upgrade to shorter domains for a variety of reasons: such as better name, prestige, publicity, or going global. Let’s look at some examples. VIPshop.com is obviously not a top-notch domain for an ecommerce platform which is […]
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There was a nice back and forth on Twitter Friday night concerning GoDaddy Auctions. When you go to GoDaddy to use the appraisal tool, if you scroll down you see this: How does $2,344.00 sound? That was the average sale price in 2017 for a domain at GoDaddy auctions. Ready for your piece of the […]
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Earlier this year Vito from mediabranding.com did a domains wanted thread where he would not accept private messages, he wanted people to post their name in the thread. This was being done to bring things out into the light. To weed out those who break the rules in the dark. Examples include sending non coms […]
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Giuseppe Graziano released his liquid domains report for Q3 2019. The report focuses on the 614,928 .com domains we call “liquid”. The objective of the report is to present key statistics and generate a debate amongst the industry stakeholders about the fair value of such domains. ESCROW.COM SALES VOLUME TOTAL SALES $69,300,000 LIQUID DOMAIN SALES […]
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Not too often does an expired 4N.com make it to the last day on GoDaddy auctions. They usually get renewed, but 4600.com is past 30 days expired and cannot be renewed as it’s registered at GoDaddy. The auction is currently at $51,000. Only 14 reported 4N.com sales in 2019. 2018 had 25 reported sales and […]
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Over the last couple days a number of Buy + keyword names expired at GoDaddy and closed for some decent money. Buy as a prefix has reported 295 sales in .com for a total of $503,700 or an average sale of $1,707. The highest Buykeyword.com sale of all time BuyBlue.com for $18,000. Currently a parked […]
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BrandBucket’s most valuable names So this week I looked at the email from new names added to BrandBucket and I saw Olive.com which is not the normal name you think of when you think of BrandBucket. You think of solid two word brandables or a madeup pronounceable what BrandBucket calls an invented name. But when […]
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In 2010, a growing list of well-known brands began to speculate on the future of the internet and its hopeful acceptance of new domain extensions. While .com and other legacy domain extensions have long been accepted, many of the brands couldn’t turn a blind eye to the possibility of .brand domains becoming the next big […]
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Travis at DSAD provides a good service by reporting domain auction prices daily. By using dotDB and Google search, I can roughly understand why specific domains are sold for the prices. The only exception is long numeric domains. For example, Travis reported a few days ago that 703888.com was sold for $4,600. dotDB gives 33 […]
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Looking back at October 2019 Domain Sales here we will examine domain sales and data trends for certain naming categories. October saw a bounce up in dollars vs September while seeing close to 1,400 less sales. Overall Namebio recorded 8,672 sales down from 10,033 total sales ($100 or more) in September. This was for a […]
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