The Buyer Does Not Care How Long You Waited58 One thing I think domainers sometimes forget is that the buyer does not care how long we have owned the domain. We care. We remember wh...
What does a dot Team name bring to the table?93 I came across Remote.Team and the first thing that caught my eye was the domain. Remote.Team is one of those names that says exactly wh...
The 1% Edge in Domaining105 Maybe a year ago, I read Atomic Habits, a book my daughter kept telling me to pick up. The idea that stuck with me was that tiny improv...
Would $50,000 make you a .ART fan?100 When I see a registry launching an award, my first instinct is usually to roll my eyes a little. Is this actually about the artists, or...
We Only Like Appraisals When They Agree With Us180 Domainers have a strange relationship with automated appraisals. When the number is low, the tool is garbage. When the number is high, ...
Domain Marketplaces Are Done Waiting for Buyers164 For a long time, selling a domain online has been a pretty simple setup. List the name, set a price or invite offers, point the landing...
Ruurtjan Finally Got His .Com93 Back in October 2023, I interviewed Ruurtjan Pul about nslookup.io and whatismyisp.com . One line stuck with me. When I asked how diffe...
You Saw the Price. You Missed the Point.161 Not every sale signals a trend. Sometimes it just signals quality. That is an important distinction and I do not think enough people ma...
Misreading a Four-Figure Offer110 I turned down a four-figure offer on a name once because I was convinced it was worth more. Fine, I've done it more than once. Two yea...
Does Policy Matter For Domainers?106 Most domain investors focus on names, buyers, pricing, sales. That is where the money is. But there are organizations and policy framew...
March Was All About Clarity - NamePros140 March ended up being one of those months where the individual articles were about different things on the surface, but underneath they ...
