So evidently people don’t like me using 2021 in my posts even though its 2022. But maybe I still have some things left to do in 2021. I figured I could delay my taxes if I could pretend I still thought it was 2021 and used my blog post as evidence. “Your honor, if you see on Exhibit A, DSAD.com, Mr. Cultra still thought it was 2021 and bought the $100,000 computer as an expense in what he THOUGHT was calendar year 21” Guess I’m just going to have to pay taxes.
I’ve been working hard all week trying to get statuary and pottery into the nursery for 2022 and its been a bitch. I’ve mentioned it here before but a crate from China (the big steel boxes you see on the boats) used to be $4500 and be to the states in 30-45 days. Now that same crate is $24,000 and 60-90 days if we’re lucky. Which does two things. Raises the price by 20% per piece and makes it pretty difficult to do just in time inventory. You are doing a lot more guessing. What I had my suppliers do is send out a 90 day inventory list. Showing me what was in stock, what the inventory was like now and after each shipment. Most pieces looked like this
-854 pieces -532 piece -440 pieces -298 pieces
Filling some inventory but never getting to positive. So I was able to put together an order of stuff coming in and what was in stock with a back order of the special pieces. It enabled me to have a great inventory. Not everything exactly what I wanted but still going to be good. Most people are going to pick what they want and wait and complain. Meanwhile sitting with an empty sales yard. In short, we will have the most stocked nursery and while not everything they want will be there, there will be plenty of choices and they’ll end up finding something they like. When I asked the salesperson how many people asked for the details like that he said “Two”. And the other guy hasn’t sent in an order yet so it will change dramatically if he doesn’t get it in soon. As far as plants, I’m good. We grow them, no shipping or buying required. And I get to raise the price by a lot. Inflation is ok when you create your own product and most of the cost is time. Time doesn’t generally get more expensive. More valuable yes but not more expensive.
And finally Joe Ruiz’s project T.O.T.A (@TotaCollection on Twitter) is coming along nicely. Its run by Joe, Sophie, and Kyna (yes two female founders) and has 8 characters that I think people are really going to like and have fun with. Joe’s art is unmatched IMO and the female team is a must for me from now on. Smart women with a perspective men can’t give. Here is are some of the prelim sketches. Not even close to finished but just an idea of what is coming up. Let me know what you think
Domain of the Day: LH.org This is one is special. $50k plus IMO at auction
Quote of the Day: “Do not make permanent decisions with people or things that are temporary.“
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Park.io Names at Auction
MetaCheck.io Sounds like an NFT or crypto DAPP
SMS.gg Get your text sent from SMS.gg
BlockBet.io I think people will get this as a crypto casino and sports book name
Fly.ag Not sure how this will do. May get it with one bid
Namejet, Sedo, and Catched.com Names at Auction
Daddy.net This one has a go from me
SellMyHouse.com Taken in 80 extensions. Might hit 5 figures . No reserve
Gongo.com Love this one. Hoping nobody agrees
MoneyChart.com No reserve on this one. Only taken in 5 extensions
DemoOnline.com Taken in 28 extensions. Try it out first
VMovie.com No reserve. Already has 57 bidders
Kit.es Nice kite hack
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Godaddy Domains With Bids
SnoreRelief.com and SnoringRelief.com The package of these two is huge. Six figure retail package in my opinion
SleepApneaClinic.com
SleepApneaDoctor.com
SleepApneaDoctors.com
SleepApneaHelp.com My guess is that the person that let the above expire had these as well
PGP.net Most bids on the board but its only because of the backlinks, not the name
Tupple.com The word means nothing to me either but its a nice brand able and the bidders like it
Kamba.com A Kenyan word and a group of people in Kenya that speak Bantu. But would make a beautiful brand
MintWorld.com The relationship to NFTs and minting going to drive this one way up
GiveShare.org Decent name on its own but has some juice in its history
BitWord.com The kind of names people keep registering
Buex.com Cajun for “boy”. And I made that up. Kind of close to “Beautiful” in French
PhotoTrip.com Trips that are based completely around taking good photos. Safaris being the most popular
Mollar.com Means nothing to me as well. Taken in 15 extensions and getting some decent bids
SubCode.com First registered in 1999 and taken in 22 extensions. Godaddy values it at $5500 as well
ToysCity.com Don’t like the plural but not stopping the bidders
GoodTrue.com Two positive words
InsideDna.com Some bioengineering firm will want this
Weddings101.com Going to need a build out as a guide to truly reach its value
WellEquipped.com 99% chance it will be a dick site over a hand tool site. But kind of the same thing I guess
CustomTrips.com Concierge travel company
EarthStory.com 1999 domain and taken in 15 extensions. The earth has a good story to tell
PremierPictures.com Sounds like a legit production company
OKRealtors.com Realtors is trademarked but a realtor will still want this
13033.com A lot of 3s for the price
Godaddy Domains with One or No Bids
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GregsEngine.com
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MountainviewRegionalHospital.com
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OilPoint.com
Orderio.com
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RBMRoofing.com
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RecoverWindowsPassword.com
RegalCrest.biz
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ScalingWhatWorks.org
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TeliWeddings.com
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Tumejortorrent.com
UnreliableNarrators.net
WeareTheMothership.com
WeddingEscapes.com
YHCD.com
Zachranari.net
Zonasantambrogio.com
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The art from Joe looks pretty awesome and as a father of a daughter I appreciate you supporting women in business!