Direct Registration Strategy Guide
Firstly lets clarify a few points. What is the .au direct priority allocation process? The Priority Allocation Process provides registrants
Read moreFirstly lets clarify a few points. What is the .au direct priority allocation process? The Priority Allocation Process provides registrants
Read moreThe initial domain backorder service was created by Entica in early 2003 and marketed under the product name Domain Sentry.
Read moreLast week, the Gold Coast Tourism Corporation purchased DestinationGoldCoast.com.au from me.
They have had the dot com for around 5 years, and this will no doubt be a perfect (and necessary) addition for their portfolio.
Read moreSometimes a buyer does just not have the cash on hand to purchase a domain name for what it is truly worth.
Have you thought of negotiating a cash plus goods or service deal? It can be a win / win. Here are some examples …
Read moreDirect Registration is coming in around 4 months. This is the ability to register a domain name in a shorter version e.g. Domainer.au.
In this article, I give you two tips how to possibly profit from this scenario.
Read moreOn Friday, KLR Automotive decided to invest in their online future with the purchase of KLR.com.au.
The simple USP (Unique Selling Proposition) is that there will only ever be one “KLR.com.au”. Once it has gone, it will probably never be available again (certainly not at the original price).
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 moreIn no particular order, this is what’s coming up soon on Domainer.
The Domainer Show returns with a special episode about defending the recent auDRP on Gday.com.au.
And quite a few “tips and tricks” that I have learnt about buying, selling and managing domain names in Australia.
Read moreIn the last few days, two businesses have acquired valuable 3 letter com.au domains from me.
They are valuable because they are “short” – and there will always only ever be one of them available in this extension.
I share a couple of observations about what made the transaction easy from both buyer and seller perspectives.
Read moreJust recently, Anthony from Drop sent me an email about the possible dangers of being a “reseller”.
He raised some good points – so naturally I followed up with a couple of parties – including auDA. You can read my conclusion!
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.
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