It was nice to see my idea of posting your top names catch on. Of course it caught on because a real domain website DNW.com asked people to list their top names. I honestly wrote it to troll Theo at DomainGang because he writes some pretty antagonistic posts in the form of parody but has yet to produce a list of his top names. I figure he could give us his 20 best names and end my pursuit but its never happened. I am positive it won’t happen. I just feel if you are going to say anything other than report news you have to have some success in either selling names or buying them. Buying them is relatively easy because it takes money. Of course you can spend quite a bit on names that aren’t as good as the price you paid but its still easier than selling them. And selling a few over the years big or small doesn’t do much either. I’m no stud at selling names myself. No big sales. Mostly singles and doubles that are just enough to keep buying more names. Repeat that process over 10 years and it adds up. I’ve been posting my names the last few days to show what I’ve been buying and will continue to show more. I am going to list my LLLL.coms this week.
As expected, many of the top names listed by domain investors were not very good. Names that really don’t have much value and if truly the best in the portfolio doesn’t lend itself to a profitable domain investing career. But we all have to start somewhere and my portfolio list would have been pretty rough the first few years. Generally LLLLL.com and a NNNN.coms and then a ton of terrible .net and worthless dot coms. It took a while to get it right. And while I was getting it right I missed parking and an opportunity to get names at a big discount. I just couldn’t figure it out and I didn’t have the patience to buy one great name because it was so boring to have 20 names. I was throwing darts instead of tucking names away. Its why I congratulate anyone that has the confidence to post their names. I just hope many understand that their top names have to get better if they want to build their portfolio from internal money. If they keep filling it with bad names they will have to continue to buy names from outside sources and while fine in the beginning, it is good way to lose money.
Domain of the Day: ExecutiveCars.com Top price on the board today. Private cars aren’t going anywhere. I think Uber made the market but someone else will take over with time
Quote of the Day: “Arguing with a fool proves there’s two“
Namejet, Sedo, Snap, and other Names Up for Auction
MobileKitchen.com Food truck or just something that helps you cook on the go
iDig.com Sounds like a company that you would call to mark the lines before you dig you in your yard
Vanig.com No reserve 5L.com Means “to tread lightly” in Laotian. I made that up. Means nothing
SpeedSheet.com Would be a good name if the reserve is closer to the left side of the range
NyNights.com No bidders on the newest page about NY nightlife
PPSL.com Premium letters. Should cross $1K
Tanda.com 112 bidders. They’re loving this one
PotteryGuide.com People still collect pottery
Gezus.com Yeah. I see Jesus too
InMyRoom.com Met reserve at $70
Godaddy Domains With Multiple Bids
ListAProperty.com It’s getting lots of love but just not sure I would name a website or company this
BeachViews.com The most valuable type of property
DrinkGo.com with a little bit of food as well
SeedTest.com Some are going to see this as a typo of SpeedTest.net but I like the seed part
Catchline.com Nice marketing name although most use the term Catchphrase in the US
LedWorks.com Every light is now LED and cannabis has created a huge market for LED grow lights
TheKid.com Coming up later in the week. So many uses
HempCars.com Reminds me of the video that everyone refers to where Henry Ford is banging on a fender showing how strong it is and everyone claims its made of Hemp. Its not but the story is better if it is
SelfDirection.com There is some irony in making this site
PureGain.com Everyone loves gain
HeatExhaustion.com Not sure if its worth a lot but good name for information site
StitchFactory.com Clothing and fashion all the way
Edults.com Online adulting
HelpFeed.com Volunteer/humanitarian name
USAGlobal.com I feel like you have to pick one
eSportsTrends.com Can’t get much hotter than eSports right now
TargetFire.com A good brandable if the price doesn’t get too high
Godaddy Domains With One Or No Bids
The Other Godaddy Domains with Bids
Acuarius.com
Amenti.com
apdaweb.org
AppRex.com
AutoTrigger.com
Biggleswadesc.org
BitcoinJoin.com
BlauGranas.com
BlueberrySkyPhotography.com
BridalBoutiqueHonolulu.com
Caagp.com
CarolinaRibKing.com
Citisense.com
ColorSchemeGenerator.com
CoolHour.com
CorDier.com
D-Daytours.com
DebtChange.com
E-Galleria.com
EasyVoiprRecorder.com
Ecott.com
Efarriers.com
Esoria.com
Ezzzy.com
Fnnzyy.com
GeorgiaTouristGuide.com
Hsdms.com
i6cp.com
IdealFX.com
Inno.org
InvernessValleyInn.com
JingBun.com
JulieEvans.com
LittleOzzyRocks.com
LoseWeightLookGreat.com
MadGood.com
mfwp101.com
MoonHoneyBand.com
MuskokaAirport.com
MyIlifestyle.com
NewFashionGame.com
Nota9.com
Omoogoo.com
OneMeshWifi.com
OpenNearMe.com
PDFBooks.net
Phood.co
PipsQuad.com
PrescriptionClaims.com
PressureCookingOnline.com
PrestoCard.com
priligys.com
PubBelly.com
RanFanStyle.com
SagoNet.com
ShanTala.com
ShopLets.com
ShoppingValley.com
SNTMedia.com
SportSpicks.com
SuperFly6.com
szbzgl.com
TapAds.com
TapPage.com
tb700.com
TheWorkBuzz.com
TroisFamilia.com
TVNenas.com
UIB.org
VAEB.com
ViciousEnterprises.com
VictorySquareGames.com
WestsideSportsBar.com
WorkSandWords.com
YBEBaby.com
Yucatec.com
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