Doing some digging (it's what I do) I was able to uncover some domain names that have sold recently (likely for a fair amount) but went unreported likely due to an NDA. The following domain names have "clear" whois changes but were not reported sold for whatever reason. The sales took place via BuyDomains or Afternic. (if I am able to drum up an educated guess on I price I will post it by the name.)
Cup.net , new owner … Read the rest
Learn from those who are successful! Makes darn good sense to me and I'm sure makes sense to you. Well, here is a tip on spying on the big boys to see what they are doing.
Lets take a large domain name company like BuyDomains/Afternic aka NameMedia. I'm sure they have a lot of smart people working for them. Me, well, it's just me! I'm also sure they have a lot of data I do not have, which greatly helps … Read the rest
Learn from those who are successful! Makes darn good sense to me and I’m sure makes sense to you. Well, here is a tip on spying on the big boys to see what they are doing.
Lets take a large domain name company like BuyDomains/Afternic aka NameMedia. I’m sure they have a lot of smart people working for them. Me, well, it’s just me! I’m also sure they have a lot of data I do not have, which greatly helps … Read the rest
Cherish them all really, because they can often be few and far between… and they can even appear to stop! The larger and more quality portfolio you have, the less likely this will happen but as your portfolio shrinks, so will the offers and sales! At least this is exactly what has happened to me!
I held around 500 domains at one point and am now nearing 200 and falling. As a portfolio grows, so does your annual renewal, so … Read the rest
