I follow dozens of business marketers. These are people who built a business, but now make more money selling products about how they built it. In a lot of cases, that becomes more profitable than the original business. They spend more time on podcasts, social media, and writing books than on actually building new companies. Sam Parr, Nick Huber, and Sahil Bloom are everywhere on social media. They are ahead of where business is heading.
Today the playbook is simple. Build an audience first, then sell them something. The old way was to build a product or service first and then go find customers. That still happens, but now tens of thousands of people pull in millions of views a day. Many of them get more attention than a network TV show. Turning that attention into product sales is a huge opportunity. We are nowhere close to the peak. Only a few like Jake Paul and Livvy Dunne have turned it into eight, nine, or even ten-figure deals. There are still countless niches left wide open.
Nick Huber, Sam Parr, and others have used their popularity to land deals and build wealth. Nick went the book route like many others have. This group has used their networks to get first checks and deal flow that most people could never reach.
Influencers will stop pitching brands and start building their own. I think business operators will partner with influencers to launch companies. Right now, many founders hate the idea of giving up big pieces of their companies to social media stars who know nothing about operations. Eventually they will realize that the audience these influencers bring is worth more than anything traditional marketing can buy.
Some Interesting Links
Pretty sure AI.com has sold
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My new favorite thing are vintage speakers. They used to be easy to find but the prices are picking up. The JBL 100s are a classic set and have always been expensive and now they are becoming highly collectible
The Alabama Landline that Keeps Ringing
The fascinating story of the guy who started the Ectasy drug trade
AI makes you more productive but you’re going to just get handed more work
Quote of the Day: “Influencer marketing is the fastest-growing channel for customer acquisition — even outperforming organic search, paid search, and email marketing.” — Tomoson Report
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Dynadot
HHHQ.com Closes today Triple repeater always gets some interest. Q on end though not the greatest
Zooter.com Fun brandable. Cricket throw, Disney character, other products
AI.kids All TLDs with the keyword AI have value
Chiropractor.io If you are one this isn’t a bad buy for the price. One lead pays for the domain
BBQW.com I must be hungry. All I see is BBQ
WaterHorse.com Means nothing to me but still like it as a brand
HWLA.com Great letters. A for association
Get.ink Tattoo name all the way
DeepChain.io Blockchain likes dot io. Although they have been gravitating to xyz lately
Namejet
Safes.com Its a tough ship but there are those who are selling safes online
TheSuccess.com What so many are looking for
SteamClean.com Only one can own it. Thousands do it
Bodyshop.org fixing cars or fixing bodies
SRN.org Top of the Shelf letters
PRPlus.com Public Relations and a whole lot more
GolfHelp.com Do I ever need it
AdaptiveDesigns.com A little long but fits AI design well
MountainHigh.com A lot of use cases here. Outdoors and Colorado cannabis come to mind first
FireKeeper.com One of the most important jobs a million years ago. Keep the fire from going out
SweetCreations.com I’ll order here. Love me some sweets
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XKS.com I like all LLL that start in X. Dot com only of course
Facia.com Beautiful name. Not going to be a cheap reserve though
JustBloom.com What so many gardeners wish for
FindMyWay.com Multiple angles here. Directions or just guidance in life, business, etc
Receptant.com No reserve. Comes with a 24K listing price
Solay.com Great solar name
Thunderstruck.io No reserve
Sedo
DocumentBank.com online safe for docs
EHJ.net Met reseserve at $99
TicketTickets.com Gets almost 1000 visits and certainly has the keywords
LoveHiring.com Met reserve at $30
FFY.ai Cheapest LLL.ai listed at Sedo $250
OVU.ai A prounceable listed at $399 EUR
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AI.catering We get to see if AI really does have value in every TLD
Intelligent.chat AI agent name all the way
Verde.es “Green” in Spanish and .es is Spanish
FreePorno.es Spain likes porn too
AiPrompt.shop Not sure you can sell prompts but with AI now you never know. No bids
OPP.today must be some great backlinks with this price
Micro.network The SLD fits nicely with the TLD so getting a few bids
Stack.at Not a fan of .at but Stack is a great keyword
Godaddy Domains with Bids
Reconditioned.com Top number of bids on the board. As good as the original but cheaper
Antelopes.com Going to a sports team. Not a ton of money in Antelope information site
FarmRoad.com Road is a popular naming word. Exudes rural
511Bet.com Travis did a little article on BetNNN. Also money in the NNNBet
InvestingExperts.com Own the domain and now you’re an expert
SnapBee.com Bee names always do well
KUKC.com Ends in C. Also Kansas City
LunaLux.com Two popular words for one low price
BrightPixel.com Same here
ContentQueen.com Content is everything and strong women are queens
LightBulbMoments.com We have them but can you build?
AboutHair.com Hairstyles and hair information is a leading category
GoldWill.com I see more of a typo of Good Will here
Godaddy Names with 1 or NO Bids
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012Bet.com
11usdt.com
18usdt.com
511Bet.com
8888x.com
AboutHair.com
acasa.net
AgilePod.com
Antelopes.com
bedfordandco.com
BrightPixel.com
cannasoft-crm.com
CentraDo.com
ClayTimes.com
codiad.com
Connect21.com
ContentQueen.com
ControlMoney.com
CorpLeteSolutions.com
CountyJob.com
CreateEveryday.com
CreditEnvy.com
DoCard.com
ebdv.com
EconomicsBriefing.com
ExtremeDecks.com
Falsies.com
FarmRoad.com
FarmTogo.com
freegershkovich.com
GoldWill.com
HonorAir.com
hopllc.com
industrimigas.com
InvestingExperts.com
Irate.org
k8game777.com
kukc.com
leplace.com
LightbulbMoments.com
literaryau.com
Longboat.org
lottocanada.com
LunaLux.com
LuxuryFragrance.com
NewCompanies.com
nossaomakase.com
opworld.com
OriginalGermanMilitaria.com
PeakQuotes.com
PerfectCooker.com
Pivot.tv
pjpe.com
PoonHillGuide.com
prozanostra.com
RealtyLogic.com
Reconditioned.com
refiki.com
rockmmagym.com
sekolahaksi.com
sheltercove-lostcoast.com
SnapBee.com
Stocking.org
sylviapinel.com
TheBlackCompany.com
TheHappyCoin.co
tutosdroid21.com
TysonOnTour.com
usdt78.com
VirtuMeet.com
VisaScore.com
whereinc.com
WizardCasino.com
woodlandresortsasangir.com
xojoy.com
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