Don’t let your domain names expire!
It is devastating when someone forgets to renew their domain and then it becomes available for anyone else to register.
Read moreIt is devastating when someone forgets to renew their domain and then it becomes available for anyone else to register.
Read moreAre you one of the many Webcentral and Melbourne IT clients that have placed Backorders on domain names? Well this
Read moreThe initial domain backorder service was created by Entica in early 2003 and marketed under the product name Domain Sentry.
Read moreWhat a day! The long discussed launch of direct registration of a new domain extension in Australia went live today.Domain
Read moreOn Saturday just past, anyone observing the expired auctions at Drop.com.au would have been gobsmacked to see some absolutely premium one-word domain names on their list.
One thing is for certain though. As the sole drop-catcher, Drop had a good payday – and there are some very happy domain investors. Santa came early!
Read moreGoing through some old research, I happened to re-read this excellent interview that the well-respected Giuseppe Graziano from GGRG.com did with industry legend Nat Cohen earlier this year.
This is just one of Nat’s observations: “Speculation and investment occur in every asset class and domain name investors should not be singled out for criticism. There are many domain registrants besides domain investors who want to take advantage of the domain aftermarket and who engage in the profitable resale of domain names, from a huge corporation who no longer needs domain names obtained through the acquisition of other companies, to a small business owner who is retiring and wants to cash out of a valuable domain name.
Read moreToday we have a guest post from Luke Smorgon. Apart from being a well known and successful digital entrepreneur at Transpire, Luke is a serious domain investor. He recently made a domain blooper which he has been kind enough to share as a learning experience for others.
Read moreI’m talking about the domain name blockbuster.com.au. This hit the expired auctions over the weekend, and a domain investor friend of mine and I decided to try and acquire it. We were successful.
Read moreOn the expired auctions yesterday, the domain name RFM.com.au was purchased on the Netfleet platform for $17,050 (including GST and costs).
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