The Barbell Strategy for Domain Investing94 Most domain investors end up clustering in the middle. Solid names. Sensible prices. Familiar comps. Nothing reckless, nothing embarras...
What Regret Taught Me That Wins Never Could85 Wins are easy to talk about. They screenshot well. They fit neatly into sales threads. They make your year look sharp in a recap post. ...
Why Most New Domainers Lose Money137 Nobody gets into this business planning to lose money. They get into it because they saw a screenshot. Some five-figure sale on NamePro...
IBM Never Bought the Domain. They Just Used It143 In 2007, John Markus registered local.io thinking it would be a good domain for hosting programming projects. It was just another domai...
Outbound or Silence: My Domain Decision Tree116 Some domain investors consider outbound as a moral debate. I consider it a tool. Some names deserve a quiet landing page and patience. ...
Turning Rejection into Intel133 Do you hear it? The quiet after a buyer says no. You refresh your inbox, stare at the thread, and move on to the next thing. That's wh...
The "Perfect Buyer" for Your Domains125 Some domain investors lose money because they buy bad names. Some lose money because they wait too long for the perfect buyer. I've wa...