For the last 7 years I’ve talked and instructed other people and businesses on how to attract more buyers using traditional and Internet based advertising. All the while letting our own website become obsolete and not practicing what I am supposed to be so good at. Once I met the dream maker Travis I knew I could change that and bring us back. He custom coded a new site that is so much better than we’ve ever had and built a site that not only showcases why people should come to our business but makes it easier to shop and prepare for a trip to the nursery. I can also better utilize social media by making landing pages and a blog that will also help scoop up some Google keywords. It’s still in beta as there are still pictures to upload (we have thousands but there are a lot of plants in the world) and a few hiccups here and there, but its exciting to be able to get back to where we were supposed to be. I never take for granted the skills and hard work of the coders that are able to bring our ideas to fruition. Everyone has ideas but they are worthless without the skills of the people that can bring it to life. Here are today’s names. Click for Current Price
Quote Of The Day “A man is a success if he gets up in the morning and goes to bed at night and in between does what he wants to do.” – Bob Dylan”
Domain Of The Day: JFK.net Perhaps the most famous initials in all of American History
Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids
Daycares.com I have no idea why its this high
Photometry.com Is the science of the measurement of light but makes a good brand as well
GroupData.com 19 years old. Data names continue to draw nice bids
QualityAdvisors.com Because TerribleAdvisors just doesn’t have the same feel
GMB.cc Crossed four figures but I think it will continue to grow in value. My opinion only, don’t buy anything based on my opinion of the sleepy eyed guy will be mean to me
Netzy.com Under $75 at press time. Bet it ends up over $250 by the end
BioWaste.com Good brand name but bad if you are actually in possession
XNCI.com, OSYT.com, and PYIR.com The 3 LLLL.com expiring today
886336.com Double 8s to start and then a good pattern. IMO the only names that will have increased future value are this quality and above
55999.net Top tier 5N.net
Domains That I Like With One or No Bids
Ganaf.com Big fan of pronounceable 5L.com for $12
ZipGum.com Nice name for caffeine gum
CreepyCards.com Could have some fun with this one. Like a card that says “If I could be anything it would be your bathwater”
NoVaccines.org The stupidest movement ever but they may want to buy this
InsideMyHead.com Nice blog name for $12
INeedBoobs.com A go fund me site for breasteses
SingleBrew.com Keurig is a trademark so people use single brew to describe makers that make one cup at a time
MakeYourPitch.com Looking for investors. Make your pitch.
DetoxClay.com It’s a thing. Used to be called just clay
XB11.com the repeating number gives it value. Put it at a $300 BIN on Afternic
Other Godaddy Domains With Bids
712971.com
718712.com
AmberAlert.net
ArmstrongMansion.com
Associazionelamu.org
BagelCentral.com
BitCoinsReward.com
BlackRockBar.com
BlackTreeNYC.com
ccfaj.org
Cheap-Drones-Shop.com
Classic-Space.com
ColoradoSpringSteam.com
CommonwealthFilm.com
Conquerer.com
DentalToys.com
DinePearlCafe.com
EtherToken.com
EtherTokens.com
FestivalDeSevilla.com
FreeLaunch.com
GeoCamping.com
GetBed.com
Goicash.com
Hariomyoga.com
HealthManiac.com
HulaBirdFestival.org
InnBook.com
IslamHajj.com
JuegosDeMinecraft.net
KanserMerkezi.com
LocalCourier.com
Luxst.com
my-office.com
Natuurgids.net
ODRMag.com
onkoloji.com
PhoenixParkApartments.net
Ponarenahotel.com
Posmetrobatam.com
PremiumConcierge.com
PrincetonTireShop.com
propertybacolod.com
Qicker.com
Scar2016.com
Shalomaha.com
SilverTrees.com
SithWarrior.com
StorageMastermind.com
SweepSandFreebies.com
TalkingMachine.org
Talknav.com
TastemakerMag.com
Tecniche.com
TheArElPaso.com
TheOpenGamingSociety.org
TheOtherSideOfEstes.com
Turtle-Film.com
Tytantech.com
uBuyporn.com
VRLegion.com
Walk-Wise.org
YJWD.net
SEDO and Other Auction Houses
OGQ.com At $300 at press time. Looks to have a reserve that is reasonable that the name will sell
FactOfTheDay.com Easy build out. Only need to put up one fact each day
Zunky.com Nice little 5L.com for the price
Anticipated.com 14 year old dictionary term. Under $700 at press time. Something to look forward to
Namejet Auction
IronLion.com Sounds like a Chinese name or a 80s hair band
Huntn.com How they spell it south of the Mason Dixon land
HVACStore.com Great name to sell online parts to the HVAC market
HVACWarehouse.com This one has a ridiculous reserve. Stick to the name above
HMRI.com 22 years old. Reserve is almost met. I for Institute
ICRR.com Another 22 year old LLLL.com Probably the same reserve as the above but not doing as well
StarWeddings.com Uniregistry thinks its a good name. Their the top bidder
OHDT.com Same here. Uni has been buying a lot of LLLL.com to fill in the gap from when they sold the 1000 LLLL.com. And they are buying them for below the price they sold them for. It’s working out very well
Clobber.com Love this one. I could see this as a startup name
DroneExperts.com Drone mechanics and pilots are gong to be a big new industry
Heathcote.com I think this one is being overlooked. Upgrade name for several entities and a surname
1BC.com Can never go wrong owning a NLL.com IMO
TheDing.com Some want the ding, some want the dong. No bidders
HairTaco.com No value but love saying it out loud
Have a name at auction and need more exposure? Send me an email. 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 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
Daycares.com – “I have no idea why its this high”
Sarcasm?
Tony,
Daycares is not a term anyone uses. type it in and you’ll see all the results are for Daycare. Daycare.com is a million dollar name. This is a directory at best. A giant waste of money in my opinion
My data shows “daycare” gets roughly 27,100 exact monthly searches vs 4,400 for the plural. If daycare.com is worth a million, the plural is at least 10% of that.
I agree.
The plural is absolutely useless!
Who would actually make a directory of daycares?!
It really makes no sense.
Huge waste of moolah!
To clarify, I’m not agreeing with Tony, I’m agreeing with Shane.
NO ONE uses Daycares.
Money down the drain!
Peter,
Its’ over. Sarcasm wasted. Nobody but you is coming back to this post. And remember, I am always right. Like Dad at the dinner table. So go do your homework and don’t come back until its finished
‘Hair taco’ is a feminine reference, BTW.
Het anon. One, thank you. I do remember that now. No wonder I laughed. I think its even funnier that you hid you ID to make the statement. Your Mormon friends get on you about saying hair taco?
Daycares has an Estibot of $340k .. so might have caught the attention of some for who that number is important.
Here in Canada there are long wait lists for daycare .. so a directory service actually could do very well. Pretty sure it’s like that in a lot of countries. It’s almost like if you got Universities.com. Because while University is more expensive .. in theory every single child goes to daycare, so much higher volume than university. Was the final price $8300?
(lol .. as I wrote that a short segment on that come on on the news)
That’s what I love about domain investing. The value is totally personal. Unlike homes, no two are identical. I personally don’t like names that have to be directories. Doesn’t mean they don’t have value. Just not to me. I appreciate all the comments
I agree, Shane, I don’t like directory names either.
But I would take Cars.com 🙂
Peter,
There are tons of plurals that I would love to own. Books, Homes, Batteries, Socks, and thousands more. I use those terms every day.