Why Domain Portfolio Management is Becoming a Bigger Challenge for Investors
For many years, building a domain name portfolio was primarily about acquisition: finding valuable keywords, registering promising domains, and waiting
Read moreFor many years, building a domain name portfolio was primarily about acquisition: finding valuable keywords, registering promising domains, and waiting
Read moreAt the beginning of my domaining career – last decade – I stumbled upon the joys and benefits of 3-Letter (LLL) domains.
No single niche of domain names have shown me the ROI (return on investment) that these do.
People often ask me which letters I buy – or which letter combo is better? I try and answer these questions in this article.
Read moreWhilst I have lots of domain names, the amount I have actually developed over the years is fairly minimal. Like many other domain investors, I tend to “park” my domains with a professional parking provider. Doing this gives me a lot of flexibility whilst I consider future options. In the interim, I get a small amount of monthly income, plus can indicate that the domain may be for sale.
Read moreAron Meystedt and his legal team have found an exemption to make domain name investments “not a security”.
Read moreAnyone who is on the internet in any way would have been bombarded with “Black Friday” and “Cyber Monday” discounts, deals and opportunities. Here are some domain deals!
Read moreToday I’m publishing a guest article on Domainer.com.au, as I’m minding the site for Ned for a couple of days.
Read moreI recently came across a great interview on DomainSherpa from a few years ago. In a nutshell, Warrick Mulder tells
Read moreMy domain portfolio was previously made up almost entirely of .com domains, usually hovering at around 85-90% of all my
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