Unbeatable Domains News

Our main domain marketplace site is still under construction, so it’s still difficult to direct people to categories of our names for sale; that in mind, I’ve thrown together a list of what I think are our greatest Brands or Brandables. Without boasting I know we definitely measure up to big sites like BrandBucket, BrandPa, etc. Just look. GREAT BRANDABLES Auros.com Donde.com Massagers.com Expree.com Twenty.com GoRewards.com Licit.com Ambia.com –> Read More

There’s a new branding service for domain-seekers and sellers, called Brandmo.com. Joseph Carroll, their representative, has posted on NamePros Forum to offer domainers opportunities to list their names. It has several attractive advantages to it that put it in a better light to me than BrandBucket and some of the other big brand marketplaces, so I’ll list some of them that I see. For one, they don’t take –> Read More

Bob Hawkes, of his own site NameTalent and regular poster on NamePros, spent some space today to talk about animal domains — both pure dictionary words, and 2 or more words. He presented some of the sky-high prices of those one-word names that were for sale, so I went looking for one-word animal names that were actually developed into sites. Not so many, as it turns out. But –> Read More

During 2020, the pandemic and all it has wrought, there were a few trends I’ve noticed that others haven’t necessarily mentioned. I suspect they’ll continue. Casino and betting domains. Sales were really strong and I believe there will be another year of higher-than-usual sales. Hand crafts, especially old skills like sewing, crocheting, knitting, cooking, carving, weaving, dyeing, shoemaking, millinery, and on & on. Youtube has a bunch of –> Read More

Some of our Sales in 2020 — BettingTips.com — sold via Sedo for $150,000. Vigi.com — sold for $74,000. SevenSeasCasino.com — 5-figure sale. PlayStar.com — sold via Sedo for $140,000. Cricket-Betting.com — 4-figure sale. Counterproductive.com — Sold via Afternic for $4888. BetaMale.com — Sold via Afternic, for $8500.

While the world suffered in this pandemic, how people managed their lives and how they acquired needed goods changed profoundly. The large-scale movement to online shopping made 2020 a spectacular year for online businesses and therefore for domain sellers specifically. Perhaps other domain sellers did well with premium consumer goods-related names, but we found our gambling names to do the best, instead. In fact, over 78% of earnings –> Read More

Because we own a number of tech and industrial domains, I thought it would be useful to analyze exactly what domains are owned by some of the big tech/industrial corporations. The RobbiesBlog lists posted regularly on Domaining.com are often of very significant companies with regard to this aim, so I tired my eyes out by taking a close look at the GE (General Electric) list. I’m really impressed –> Read More

He that hath wife and children hath given hostages to fortune — Francis Bacon He that hath registered domains hath given hostages to fortune. —- Gigadomains Brandables may be the domains which are most subject to the vicissitudes of evolving meaning (or usage). A meme or fad that falls flat can doom a domain containing it faster than… I hesitate to make some clever attempt at analogy. And –> Read More