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The City of New York has long been the epicenter of fashion, technology and culture, welcoming over 60 million visitors who spent $43 billion last year alone. Travel and tourism activity supports over 383,000 jobs and generates nearly $25 billion in...
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April 3, 2018 owen frager
New York, Tourism
Today: Pump and dump in the domain industry / How to develop a domain into a niche job board / NamesCon/ROTD Auction Results (2018) / And more! Here are the new domain discussions and domain news. Quick Flip Domain Strategy – We all like to make a quick buck or two and there are few different […]
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January 30, 2018 NamePros Daily
Developing Domains, Domain Name Auctions, Domaining Conferences, Domaining Tips, Domaining.com, How-To Guides, Industry News, namepros, nameprosdaily
GoDaddy has made some big changes to how it handles expired domain names, but denied the changes are related to domainer outrage today about “fake” auctions. The market-leading registrar today said that it has reduced the period post-expira...
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November 21, 2017 Kevin Murphy
Domain Registrars, expiration, renewal
CentralNic and .CLUB Domains have both revealed sales of premium domain names over the last several days. CentralNic said yesterday that it has sold “a number” of premiums for $3.4 million. The names are believed to be from its own portfolio, rather than registry-reserved names in any of the TLDs it manages. The company did […]
Two or three new gTLDs have been sold in a private auction that may well have seen over $20 million spent. The strings .inc, .llc and (I think) .llp hit the block at some point this month. They are the first new gTLDs to be auctioned since Verisign paid $135 million for .web a little […]
Anyone who has been in this business for just a solid year, knows that artificially generated valuations are crap 99% of the time. I had an interesting conversation about a week ago where someone asked me about the GoDaddy valuations. I said they are mostly for entertainment purposes but I do think they do harm […]
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July 25, 2017 Raymond Hackney
Domaining 101, domaining news
Refocusing… downsizing to make it easier to relocate to care for my mother… Domains For Sale Payeez.com LiquorLocal.com Newborns101.com PetLovers.Directory SeizedProperties.CO — More Below — I have weedled my stock / inventory down to just under 4000 domains… I am listing about 10+ items per day in various places My goal is to withing 6 […]
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July 15, 2017 DropGrabs - Webmaster
For sale, godaddy auctions, Inventory Purge, Keyword Rich, Like Any of These, Products, Projects, Shorties, Snooze You Lose
Sometimes you see a name close at auction and you just say, “Wait, what?” WhatAboutWatermelon.com closed on GoDaddy auctions at $1,975, GoDaddy had a valuation of $1,294. The domain was actually developed into a website about what else? Watermelon. Solid backlink profile, data courtesy of Majestic SEO External Backlinks 11,408 Referring Domains 541 Referring IPs […]
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May 29, 2017 Raymond Hackney
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Domaining Europe will run May 14 to May 16 in Berlin, Germany. Agenda Sunday 14th of May Monday 15th of May Morning sessions start at 9.00 until 13.00 Monetization Parking-Development-Landing Pages Co-operation – New Developments Afternoon Session starts at 14.00 until 18.00 Aftermarket Brokers- Marketplaces- Tendencies- Auctions- Direct-Sales Promotions/Branding 20.00 – Berliner Dinner Tuesday 16th […]
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May 5, 2017 Raymond Hackney
Domain Conferences
The action has really picked up on WorldAirways.com. The 19 year old domain is expired and the auction closes today on GoDaddy. The price was at $1,525with bidder 1 in the lead, then bidder 10 came in and shook things up. The prices started jumping by the thousands, the price is now $66,000, will be […]
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May 5, 2017 Raymond Hackney
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