If you don’t get the newsletter from Giuseppe at GGRG.com you should. He always has a great newsletter and plenty of good information. You could also learn a lot form him about good marketing. His newsletters are written very personal and it feels like it was written just for you. He also does a great job of name dropping. And I mean that in a nice way. He always credits those who give him information that led him to his thoughts and ideas. He doesn’t pretend that he is doing it on his own. That is the sign of a good person and an intelligent one. He also gets things wrong and when he does he admits it. Again, something most people struggle with. If you get the chance to meet him at NamesCon take it. Either way sign up for the newsletter. Here are today’s domains. Click for current prices.
HMU.com 18 years old. I was thinking of buying this for Aaron for Christmas since I didn’t get him anything
iFour.com Its getting quite a few bids. Not my kind of name. Tough verbally, although works fine in print. 17 years old
PREN.com Nice pronounceable 4L.com 16 years old. 11 million Google results
Cyfer.com My first thought was a country way to say “Decifer” but its actually a first and last name. A few bidders
ABR.net Very nice letters for enduser sales. People say its hard to put a price on these but I disagree. The final auction price is pretty much the price. An enduser price is just made up.
TherapistsForum.com One capital letters takes it from psychotherapy forum to a forum for Jared
WellHat.com Not a ton of value but a nice short brand name for under $25
OrganicTouch.com 12 years old. One of the first Organic names I’ve seen with no bids
go00.com Go zero zero. No reserve with one bid at $20
CelebrityDen.com 986 backlinks and a PR3. Two bidders, under $30
SolarChargingStation.com Only one bidder. I think we have quite a few of these in the near future. Yeah I know, a bit long but everything can’t be short
StLouis.cc No bidders. These don’t have much value but worth a look at $12. Fairly low risk to reward. Although right now China could care less about St. Louis.
17878.net Most bids on the Godaddy board today. Not the highest price but a lot of bids for this 5N.net
27065.com Not getting a lot of bids early because of the zero but they always come around at the end
85392.com Has a few thousand more dollars to run based on the average price yesterday of non 4, zero 5N.coms
24827.com 5 years old. Under $500 at press time
33473.com and 29410.com A few more with 4s. That’s pretty much what you get with 5N.coms. All the rest are being held pretty tight to the chest
YRKK.com The 4L.com brings them in and the double Ks take it it home.
ZKNG.com YZCP.com While I think these are going up in value in 2016, I am buying Chinese premiums that also have popular English letters. Others are doing the same and its the reason those types are going for a higher price than an “ordinary” LLLL.com
RPR.co MMY.co CYL.co Here’s a few for the LLL.co players
MG58.com YF78.com XD28.com These have been going relatively cheap without the 8 at the end. The 8 brings them up closer to $100 but we’ll see if that stays true today. Every day is different
0660.co Is up to $200 which is better than I thought it would do
XHSW.net MLWN.net QLRS.net LTLL.net If you can’t pick out which one of these LLLL.nets will end up the highest you need to go back to “Picking out Chinese Patterns and Letters 101”
Packaging.io Every product in the world has it. I also see a moving boxes play as well. Under $50 at press time
88888871.com I know its got 8 numbers but six of them are 8 so what the hell, lets buy it
NWH.com Not quite at reserve but getting close. Actually I’m making that up. I have no idea what the reserve is
DONO.net No reserve. At $50 16 years old. CVCV.com have started to do very well but you can still get ahead of the CVCV.net market as they are dragging behind. This is one of the better CVCV. Don’t let vowels scare you.
eVirtual.com Gets 463 visits a month. Virtual reality is going to be (is already) awesome. Already tried it with Google cardboard.
RSQX.com Officially a CHiP but letters only a Chinese person can love
11.cx I’m not going to lie, I’ve never heard of dot cx. Funny thing is the name is getting bids and the seller’s reserve hasn’t been met.
88LN.com I think you’ll do well buying an 88 with any consonants.
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SpeedCat.com 19 years old. Great brand but I like cats so don’t take my word for it
GreenRock.com Another one of those two short word brands that are doing very very well in this market.
ImTooOldForThis.com No bidders on this very relevant name. I said this a few times yesterday running a track workout with my daughter
HDGB.com Already at $2200 and the bidders first and twotwo will run it higher
MSNW.com This one is even higher at $3400. And guess who are the top two bidders. Yup
JDJW.com Another one over $3000. LLLL.coms really are doing well at Namejet
KZXN.com This one is half the price. These Z,Q,X,K names are lagging lately. Except for patterns
DeliverFood.com If you do this then it works and is a great name. Otherwise its a bit generic
Head.xyz Lots of meanings. Lets see what they use it for
ShadesOfPink.com Only a few bidders so this nice brand should be fairly cheap
Have a name at auction and need more exposure? Send me an email. (if you have trouble with the contact form its shane@ this domain name) I Charge $10 per name per day. We may be able to help. If you have an auction you want to promote, email us for details.*All names chosen by me, Shane . (ie you click through and purchase a name you like) or an occasional paid listing. Everything I say is based on my own research or is opinion. Do your own due diligence. That means look it up yourself if you don’t think the stats or my opinion is correct. I hand choose my names but I am paid to make this list by both the auction houses, individuals that are auctioning names, and Godaddy affiliate links. Keep that in mind and only buy names that YOU think are good investments
I never liked therapist names.
TherapistsForum.com seems nice at first glance but if you make the first “r” a capital R it’s suddenly a whole different kind of forum.
As you said yourself :p
Giuseppe is a great addition to the domain space. I owe him a big thank you for the heads up on feenix tip.
Intentional typo so people stop going there and bidding on the short names. .!!!
2016 is going to be very interesting!!!
Cheers!!
Shane,
I completely agree with you about Giuseppe. I would not be where I am today without his help in the very beginning. Have a happy and healthy New Years.
Cheers,
Ken
Ken,
Thanks and same to you. What I like about Giuseppe is he is first to say thank you and first to pivot when data is proving his thoughts to be wrong. It’s the sign of good person. Look forward to drinks with all three of us.