Author: Jamie Zoch

Jamie Zoch is a domain investor, dad and dedicated husband who founded DotWeekly.com in 2008 to bring unique and helpful views on domain names. Jamie is very passionate about domain names and helping others learn and prosper.

Domain Movers focuses on company related domain name transactions and reports these early finds to help you learn more about domain name assets and the businesses behind them.

This is a tiny sample of daily domain activity behind potential new brands, advertising campaigns, domain upgrades and much more. Here are the latest:

Nerdy.com has transferred into MarkMonitor. It appears the domain sold on flippa for $60,000 in 2016 and then transferred to Amazon’s registrar under privacy. A private tutoring landing … Read the rest

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I have been slacking on posting Domain Movers lately but my son has been sick for a week and now I’m sick. This cuts down on my research time and results in less activity. Sorry about that.

Here is a very small sample of some recent company focused domain name transactions detected:

Google LLC has appeared in whois records for Gradient.com. The domain name was acquired in an expired GoDaddy.com auction for $125,001 as reported by DomainInvesting.com. Anna … Read the rest

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Viking River Cruises has acquired the premium generic domain name Viking.com from Office Depot, Inc. according to whois records.

Viking.com Whois

This premium domain name purchase by Viking River Cruises follows a very recent victory by Office Depot, Inc. defending a UDRP filing on the Viking.com domain name by Aurelius RHO GTM Development Limited, with a finding of revere domain name hijacking (RDNH) as reported by DomainNameWire.com and DomainInvesting.com.

This is an outstanding domain name purchase by Viking River Cruises, who … Read the rest

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Email is pretty complicated but having some basic email knowledge will put you on the right path to better secure your brand, help you hit inboxes better and actually know what is going on with your brand. As a domain name/ brand owner, you actually control what happens.

Are you saying, “Duh,” right now? Well, let’s go one step further.

So you write an email and send it out to your customers, or they get a purchase receipt, newsletter etc. … Read the rest

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