Don’t be fooled by the apparent blandness of premium domain names. Yes, they seem so ordinary and so commonplace, but in the world of organic search rankings, they’re worth their weight in gold! Here’s why businesses across the world pay millions of dollars to obtain a premium domain name:
Buying the perfect domain name can be the difference between droves of web traffic and the internet equivalent of an empty room. An upfront investment of time and resources will be essential to the long-term value of your website.
Domain Market Report The domain market has really heated [...]
A Domain Broker adds more than value, they take the confusion out of the transaction.
These are questions that domainers ask on a regular basis. Specifically, the past six months have quieted considerably in the domain investor marketplace. Let’s take a look at a few of the reasons…
After spending some time running due diligence, they reached out, and asked for “stealth acquisition” assistance with this particular name…As a domain name broker, there were a few questions I needed answered before I could dive in and really assist the prospective clie
As a buy-side broker specializing in stealth-acquisitions, it’s my job [...]
There are many brokers in the domain name space. Many brokers focus on all of the top level domains while others tend to skew towards one specific TLD or potentially only a few. There are two dominant types of brokers consisting of Reactive Brokerage: These are the sales platforms that exist in the space. Potential clients use inbound sales platforms such as SEDO or Afternic, type in a keyword and buy their domain name. The other type is Proactive Brokerage: Brokers that take the time to build the leads and determine the best fit for a specific domain name.
Most Chinese investors will tell you they tend to shy away from the Western-type domain names as they don’t have meaning in mainland China. Names that contact vowels, and the letter “v”. Are they limiting their long-term growth potential? Some would say it’s a safer investment. We tend to disagree, and here's why...
