Ron Jackson of DnJournal.com posted DomainNameSales.com’s Q2 reported domain name sales and these are always very interesting sales IMO, because DNS always maximizes domain name sales and will often produce domain sales prices many wouldn’t ask for specific domain names. So, I spent a little time and did a little digging to provide something other than just a number next to a domain. I didn’t dig the whole list (wish I had more time) but here is a nice sample:… Read the rest
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Chain.com domain has been purchased for an undisclosed amount by block chain start-up Chain.com Inc. and sold by SOJCOM, LLC according to whois records.
Based on some research, the company behind the Chain.com domain purchase is Albumatic who later changed its name to Koa.la but still is using the name Albumatic as they did in whois data for Chain.com . They were founded in 2012 and in 2013 had raised a Series A round of $4.2 Million.
One solid connection … Read the rest
I was browsing the “recently sold” section on Afternic.com and they have been pushing out some nice five figure domain name sales lately! Domains always seem to amaze me, because one person can look at a domain sale and be like… wow, that was a nice sale, or I wouldn’t pay that much for “that” domain!
Here are just the “reported” five figure sales via Afternic for about the past two weeks.
BargainEnergy.com $13,250 (interesting sale and not a “bargain” … 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