Jan 27, 2025 · Sedo released their weekly domain name sales and Tyres.co.uk led the way at 300,000 GBP, ($373,257) SimpleStudy.com was the top .com at $40,000. 25Bet.com was right behind at 25,000…

4 days ago · The domain name business convened in Las Vegas this week. I spent the past few days in Las Vegas, first at the Internet Commerce Association (ICA) meeting and then at D3’s Dominion conference. The ICA meeting was a hit once again. Close to 200 people registered for the event. While that’s a record, it’s still

1 day ago · The $250,000 sale of Dominio.com (Spanish for “Domain”) was a key transaction in the domain investment space. While some details remain unclear, historical records indicate that Marchex LLC sold the domain between 2009 and 2012, with Dotster Inc. as the buyer. Dotster, a domain registrar, was later acquired by Endurance International Group (EIG), marking an

Jan 22, 2025 · A rebranded energy company, a connected thermometer seller, and a company that hopes to improve restaurant food pickup bought domain names. Who bought pack.com for $600,000? It’s been a mystery ever since Sedo broker Mark Ghoriafi announced the sale a couple of weeks ago. The domain is on Sedo’s sales list this week, but unfortunately,

6 days ago · In 2011, Marchex LLC sold the domain name Endorse.com to Endorse Corp for $100,000 USD, a transaction highlighted in DN Journal’s historical Marchex report in 2012. This sale emphasized the enduring value of premium one-word .com domain names in the ever-evolving digital marketplace. A Strategic Domain Upgrade Endorse Corp, a San Mateo-based startup, made a

5 days ago · In a move that caught the attention of domain investors back in 2011, Glam Media Inc. acquired the premium domain Foodie.com for a reported $90,000 from Marchex LLC. This acquisition signaled Glam Media’s intent to expand into the lucrative food and lifestyle vertical, leveraging the power of a memorable, brandable domain name. Glam Media’s ambitious

Jan 3, 2025 · Afternic introduces Boost and more domain sales platforms launch. Most domain investors make money by selling their domains through aftermarket platforms such as Afternic and Sedo. This year brought significant developments to these platforms. The biggest story comes from the largest platform, Afternic, which faced business challenges and introduced changes to adapt. In August, Afternic

Jan 20, 2025 · Following on from the annual ccTLD growth statistics DI published last week, today we’ll look at the gTLDs, where .shop was by far the biggest volume winner and .com was by far the biggest loser. GMO Registry’s .shop added 1,315,000 names to its zone file in 2024, ending the year with 3,470,000 domains. It’s now

Jan 3, 2025 · What do successful domain name investors think when they value domain names?In this show:• Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!• The Sherpas skip The Domain Game and spread some holiday cheer and domain knowledge, highlighting some of what happened in the domain space in 2024.• They review a list of domains about to come up

Dec 31, 2024 · The domain market is flat. What does this mean for the industry at large? What does the domain name industry look like without growth? In 2024, we found out. According to the latest Domain Name Industry Brief, there were 362.3 million registered domain names at the end of last quarter. This represents a decline of