In case you missed it, Mike Mann recently announced his $50,000 sale of the domain name football.co. The WHOIS has just switched over to reflect the new owner, who looks to be an individual in California. Within the last twenty-four hours, Mike has also confirmed the sale of two other domain names: TruthForce.com and SolitaireClub.com, sold for $5,000 and $7,000 respectively.
Here's this week's Top Topics.
Showcase Your Best Real Estate Domain Name
Real estate and domain names have often gone hand in hand in the past, with many Realtors accurately identifying the need to acquire a quality domain name in order to improve their online presence. This is why we’ve seen so many five and six figure real estate domain name sales in the past.
In this discussion, investors are showcasing their best real estate domain names, which look to include many traditional .COM names as well as plenty of new domain extensions.
Topic by: @lolwarrior
Billion.in Was Sold to a Billionaire
Recently, domain investor @kerala announced that they had completed the sale of the domain name Billion.in, thanks to Uniregistry and DomainTools. According to the announcement, the sales price was $3,500 and the name was acquired by Sachin Bansal.
Sachin is an Internet entrepreneur who co-founded Flipkart; an ecommerce company that has a market value of $5.54 billion, according to Wikipedia. Since investors now know the identity of the buyer, the community is now asking whether the domain name could have been sold for more. What’s your opinion?
Topic by: @kerala
My First Four Figure Sale
After two three figure domain sales, investor @DomainingIsFun proudly announced their first ever four figure domain name sale, which happened thanks to a “Buy It Now” option on a Flippa auction. Having acquired the name for $79 via NameJet, this domainer promptly listed it for sale in a Flippa auction with a four figure buy now price.
The domain name didn’t sell first time round, but fortunately six days after relisting, the name sold at the four figure buy now price. Congratulations to the seller!
Topic by: @DomainingIsFun
Did You Ever Buy a Domain Just Because?
Have you ever seemingly overpaid to own a domain name, simply because you like the name? Domainer @uglydork shared the news this week that they had acquired the domain PledgeOfAllegiance.com for $5,000, purely because they loved the domain name.
This has prompted other investors to share their own stories of paying over the odds to buy a domain name. Take a minute to read through this discussion to see the array of names that were purchased on impulse.
Topic by: @uglydork
What's Your Advice for a New Investor?
NamePros is an excellent resource for new domain investors to find out more about the domain industry, with thousands of willing domainers on hand to give out advice based on their own experiences.
This discussion is a perfect example of the amount of advice that’s available at NamePros, with some incredible advice being published by regular domain investors. If you are a newer domain investor, you may be interested in bookmarking this discussion for future reference.
Topic by: @jamaltq
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what’s trending!
Here's this week's Top Topics.
Real estate and domain names have often gone hand in hand in the past, with many Realtors accurately identifying the need to acquire a quality domain name in order to improve their online presence. This is why we’ve seen so many five and six figure real estate domain name sales in the past.
In this discussion, investors are showcasing their best real estate domain names, which look to include many traditional .COM names as well as plenty of new domain extensions.
Topic by: @lolwarrior
Billion.in Was Sold to a Billionaire
Recently, domain investor @kerala announced that they had completed the sale of the domain name Billion.in, thanks to Uniregistry and DomainTools. According to the announcement, the sales price was $3,500 and the name was acquired by Sachin Bansal.
Sachin is an Internet entrepreneur who co-founded Flipkart; an ecommerce company that has a market value of $5.54 billion, according to Wikipedia. Since investors now know the identity of the buyer, the community is now asking whether the domain name could have been sold for more. What’s your opinion?
Topic by: @kerala
My First Four Figure Sale
After two three figure domain sales, investor @DomainingIsFun proudly announced their first ever four figure domain name sale, which happened thanks to a “Buy It Now” option on a Flippa auction. Having acquired the name for $79 via NameJet, this domainer promptly listed it for sale in a Flippa auction with a four figure buy now price.
The domain name didn’t sell first time round, but fortunately six days after relisting, the name sold at the four figure buy now price. Congratulations to the seller!
Topic by: @DomainingIsFun
Did You Ever Buy a Domain Just Because?
Have you ever seemingly overpaid to own a domain name, simply because you like the name? Domainer @uglydork shared the news this week that they had acquired the domain PledgeOfAllegiance.com for $5,000, purely because they loved the domain name.
This has prompted other investors to share their own stories of paying over the odds to buy a domain name. Take a minute to read through this discussion to see the array of names that were purchased on impulse.
Topic by: @uglydork
What's Your Advice for a New Investor?
NamePros is an excellent resource for new domain investors to find out more about the domain industry, with thousands of willing domainers on hand to give out advice based on their own experiences.
This discussion is a perfect example of the amount of advice that’s available at NamePros, with some incredible advice being published by regular domain investors. If you are a newer domain investor, you may be interested in bookmarking this discussion for future reference.
Topic by: @jamaltq
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what’s trending!
