Don’t Let AI Overprice Your Domain Name167 I recently won a one word .io domain name auction at Park.io. I spent a few hundred dollars to purchase the domain name, which I think ...
Be Cautious of Portfolio Bloat162 During the past few years, I have spent additional time and money growing my domain name portfolio. In some cases, I found niches that ...
.AI LTO? Cover Renewal in First Payment125 A couple of months ago, I struck a deal to sell a .AI domain name for just shy of $15,000 paid over 36 months. Wisely, the first paymen...
Braden Pollock Sold Temple.com for 7 Figures201 Deepinder Goyal, formerly the CEO of Zomato, recently announced the launch of a startup called Temple, a neurotechnology wearable. A fe...
Track the Growth of “Prosumer” Domain Names167 Earlier this morning, Nikita Bier, Head of Product at X, declared it would be the year of the “prosumer” for people working...
Domain Name Bought for $10: Closed 3 Deals252 I want to share an interesting story about a domain name I recently owned. The three word .com domain name was originally acquired in 2...
Claw.com Owned by Hasbro179 Claw.com is a domain name that has been long-owned by Hasbro. The domain name was originally created in 1996. Claw.com doesn’t re...
WIPO: $100 to See Who Owns a Domain Name175 When a UDRP is filed and the registrar is served with the complaint, the registrar releases the registrant details to the complainant. ...
Sincerity vs Seriousness149 Many prospective domain name buyers confuse sincerity with seriousness. A buyer can be completely sincere about their interest in buyin...
