Have you ever looked at NameBio trends and wished there were some clues about which sales are retail and which ones are wholesale? When I started studying aftermarket domain sales records, I used to feel th...
Analytics for a parked domain might show thousands of visits without any inquiries, revenue activity, or apparent engagement. Discrepancies do not necessarily indicate a problem. Traffic reports should be tr...
Every domain seller has lists. You buy lists, you compile lists, or you have clients share outreach contact data with you. When it comes time to reach these people, many fly by the seat of their pants. They...
Domain name investing requires a verified cryptographic identity at the DNS layer to ensure global internet routing remains protected against phishing scams. That is why leading scale domain registrar Porkbun...
Registry tiered pricing is one of the least understood components of the modern domain aftermarket. Domain investors might recognize when a name has a standard registration price and when one has a premium pr...
At first glance, $25,700 may not seem like much for a domain name. Dig deeper into this expired auction and...
It can allow buyers to access a domain they cannot afford while still in payment. Under the right agreement...
As Registry operators have expanded their services to administer geographic top level domains, many have kept...
From the outside, the domain aftermarket can seem chaotic. Today the big headline is a numeric .com. Tomorrow...
The Domain Name Industry runs on a system of enforced contract agreements backed by the global authority.&nbs...
Just because a domain registration is private does not mean it belongs to a nefarious individual trying to e...
The Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP) process was created to give brand owners an affordab...
Every industry has seasonal myths. Domain investing is no exception. Repeat something often enough and it sta...
