I love using DomainIQ.com to look up what other domain investors are hand registering. Auction and private buys are different because everyone has a different bankroll so it’s not apples to apples. What is interesting is to see the hand regs or auction purchases under $1000. Where do the see value in a lesser priced name? What did they see of value at auction? There are quite a few domain investors that I think are so good at what they do that I learn from watching them. Others are pure curiosity. And a few I just do it to see how bad they are at their craft. You know. The portfolios where they should just hit CRTL+ALT+DELETE the entire portfolio
I don’t have a lot of time to check but with the .app craze I’ve been watching to see what the vocally supportive people are buying. Again, not following or buying. Just looking for entertainment. Now I’ll just sit back and wait for the sales. And I’m guessing they will be right there with the rest of the new Gs. Few and far between. Of course this could be different. But I’ll be out buying and selling other things while we wait for it to be different.
PS: Don’t forget wifes, Moms, and Grandmas today
Here are today’s domains. Click to see the latest price
Quote of the Day: “Always remember that you are absolutely unique. Just like everyone else” -Margaret Mead
Domain of the Day: HappyYoga.com Sounds like a lovely place to go get your stretch on
Namejet and Sedo Names at Auction
NetGuard.com I think this is easily worth the reserve. Fantastic name for cybersecurity. 1995 name
InstantColor.com No reserve name that would make a nice marketing name for several industries
ILoveCrypto.com I bet this sells for 10 times the current bid of $321
DSCI.com Top amount of bids on the names closing today
0721.com Somebody let this expire. Nothing like letting a five figure name expire
Datac.com Aged and has Data in the name
Firk.com Pronounceable 4L.com. I think a good pronounceable 4L is as good as a bad 3L. But I have neither so what do I know?
Fasts.com Fasting is becoming a popular diet
AFBD.com Expiring name so it will sell
Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids
StartOnline.com 57 bids shows how much people like this. 21 years old
SuperH.com Sounds like a truck stop
DuckHill.com Good memorable brand
Nicker.com I like this one. Would be a good buy under $1500 IMO
XBTR.com The Chinese have already found this one. Just step out of the way
ModernPantry.com Pretty sure if its modern its going to be organic
BlockEasy.com Blockchain name all the way
CityTube.com Godaddy thinks its worth $6400. Bidders think its $35
Godaddy Names With One or NO Bids
UBBD.com Pretty good letters. Under $300 at press time
FindAPerson.org No bids. I just use facebook
LawnQuestions.com Not a lot of value but I know for a fact people have TONS of lawn questions
ExpressPlumber.com 9 times out of 10 if a residential customer calls a plumber its an emergency
ArborWeek.com Why do we need to have just Arbor Day?
SmartBirdFeeders.com Squirrel proof and take bird photos
Godaddy Names With Bids
0bd.com
187772.com
241333.com
254333.com
459333.com
717jk.com
ACGTS.com
ASecretGardenWedding.com
AustinScreenRepair.com
BabyBoomersRUS.com
BayEconFor.org
BestNudes.com
BitcoinGenerate.com
BobNeil.com
BritCaster.com
Burhoe.com
CaledoniaMill.org
CILS.net
CraftProContracting.com
CricketTrailer.com
CrossoverLabs.org
CryptoHubs.com
CSMMarketingGroup.com
DailyTaste.com
DeliRadio.com
EasyBids.com
Escape-Walkthroughs.com
Expotex.com
FinanceFactory.com
FoodBaskets.com
GerryOutdoors.com
GoAutomation.com
GogoBaby.com
HelloSphere.com
Hyhrs.com
IndianaDrones.com
investigatemyhome.com
KickDiabetes.com
KimInc.com
LevelNaturals.com
LotusEstates.com
MaryArrchie.com
MortgageFacts.com
Neolera.org
NexusData.com
no1pdf.com
OnlineCicek.com
OracleRealty.com
ProKarate.com
QOOY.com
Regulated.org
RobotFinder.com
RogerWaterStours.com
Seaside-spa.net
Story-Drive.com
Tarporley.net
TekCave.com
The-Tribulation-Network.com
TheBlogStudio.com
TheLowellTribune.com
TheMotherHuddle.com
TinyBitCoin.com
TrazosDentales.com
TutorWorks.com
UBBD.com
UKNM.com
up4y.com
UrbanJungleComic.com
VacationWear.com
Valentinoresortandspa.com
VirtueFirst.org
Webm-ccl.org
Yigou007.com
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Shane,
XBT is the Bitcoin ticker symbol is some systems- which speaks to the interest in XBTR.com.
Will be interesting to see where that ends and if it beats ILoveCrypto!
Mike
That makes sense Mike. I think I love crypto wins
I had HappyYoga on my watchlist for a while but took it off after deciding the double “y” in the middle was problematic. For some reason I don’t like it when the first word in a domain name ends with the same letter that the next word starts with.
Jason,
that’s why camel casing is so important
I get the camel casing and all but there’s still something about how the words flow together that makes me like or not like a domain outside of its intrinsic value. I also don’t like it when the first word ends in “e” and the second starts with a “d”, “r” or “s”. SkateDepot.com bothers me but SkateLand.com doesn’t. I guess maybe I’m just weird.
I don’t have too much hate for this sort of thing. It’s a factor .. but a small one … I actually like HappyYoga .. the two words work together both phonetically and more importantly makes sense in terms that many people who do yoga do it to be happy (apparently .. lol)
Happy Mother’s Day to Shane’s mom (who apparently always reads this)! 🙂