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September 16, 2019

AUCTION RECAP OF SEPTEMBER 14, 2019

A look at the final auction prices, closeouts and more from the domain auction list posted on September 14, 2019.

If there is an asterisk (*) next to a price, it means that the name was at auction from a private seller (rather than an expiring name) and may have had a reserve. I’m only showing where the price was when the domain auction ended, but the name may not have sold if a reserve was in place.

GoDaddy Names at Auction

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September 15, 2019

161 Domain Discoveries for September 15th

Every day we scan more than one hundred thousand domains across all the major marketplaces and pending delete lists to find domains you can buy that have sold in the past. Sale history, like the age of a domain name, is a great proxy for quality to help the cream rise to the top. Today’s list has 161 domains for sale with history. […]

September 15, 2019

$191k in Sales on September 14th – Zeda.com sold for $21,055 – Daily Market Report

GoDaddy had six of the top ten sales yesterday led by Zeda.com which sold for $21,055. NameBio recorded 314 sales $100+ for a total of $166,043 with an average sale price of $529. Compared to the previous day there was a decrease of 14% in the number of sales and the total dollar amount also decreased by 14%. We also recorded an additional 987 sales below $100 for a total of $25,217. […]

September 15, 2019

Domain Shane’s Daily List of Domains at Auction for Sunday, September 15th, 2019

Have to work this weekend so not too much write up. Other that marathon training is winding down for the fall race and the nursery is constantly packed for fall plantings and to buy one of our 30,000 mums we sell. Life is good. Of course I’d like to sell a few domains to make it gooder

Domain of the Day: Rewire.com 156 bidders makes this the big kid domain of the day. And the five figure price

Quote of the Day: “You can convince people with your own reasons, but you’ll persuade them only with theirs” – Joseph Joubert

Namejet, Sedo, Snap, and other Names Up for Auction

Orgasms.com 22 year old adult name that sold for over $40K back in the day. Now up for sale again. Only $1,000 away from meeting reserve

Redda.com With the prices Godaddy is getting the prices at Namejet are looking like a steal

SmoothAsSilk.com Curious to see what a popular saying like this goes for at wholesale

BaconCheeseburger.com Don’t know what they domain is worth but I sure do love them. I don’t eat red meat but a few times a year but when I do its almost always a Wendy’s Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger

BlueCharter.com Generic enough name it could be used for any type of charter service.

Konfidential.com I actually like it spelled with the K. Looks cool

RFDP.com 1998 birthday with a few bidders

PetCoffins.com sounds a little morbid but you know its a thing

Nemen.com 30 bidders at press time on this 5L.com

NailWiz.com I can see this place (also does eyebrow threading) at the mail

PLGroup.com Not super valuable but an upgrade name for a few dozen companies

Orkane.com 15 years old with no bids at $79

NumberShare.com Could be a collaborative site. No bids. 14 years old

Thimbles.com Sounds like an antique or a fabric store. People still sow

BigRestorations.com I like it. I think restored is better than new. Except in cars. I love new cars

Godaddy Domains With Multiple Bids

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FreedomFormula.com All the bids are coming for the Amazon FBA teaching program of the same name

WonderfulWorld.com great song, positive name, all the makings of a great brand

BetterOffer.com What ever seller is hoping to get but don’t always wait for

Drywalls.com Plural hurts it but bidders still seem to like it

ClaimYourPrize.com Please don’t let a spammer or pop up specialist have this one

EarthCoffee.com and EarthTea.com Here are the names to start your coffee and tea place called EARTH

ExoticAquatics.com For some reason reminds me of Deuce Bigalow

CheapMedical.com Normally I don’t recommend the word Cheap but medical care has gotten so out of hand it works here IMO

ColdCallers.com Not a negative but worse job ever

HNSI.com Great letters. I for International

KetoGym.com Keto is actually a diet but diet and exercise generally go hand in hand

Plentix.com Exudes that you have plenty

BitConnector.com Bitcoin name but the “or” devalues it greatly

EliteMoney.com Elite is a dividing word. Some have it as a goal and some

CrowdFundings.com With the rules of crowdfunding changing a few years ago, this name became more valuable

Vogos.com My favorite 5L of the GD group

TheMystic.com Sounds like a new movie or TV show

PopCool.com Trendy something. Or ice cold drink

Profiters.com Odd form of the word but under $100

Sendrix.com Delivery or shipment app or site all the way

Godaddy Domains With One Or No Bids

The Rest of the Godaddy Names With Bids

357345.com
84930.com
99804.com
AGoodTreaty.com
AmarcBrasil.org
AuthorshipStudies.org
AutomotiveSeoServices.com
BahrainFootball.org
BaldwinHotel.com
BenefitBox.com
BlockFox.com
Bowls-Berkshire.com
CageLiners.com
CaliforniaHomeFinder.com
CarolinaGameDogs.com
Cefel.com
CopperHeadGC.com
dallaglioflintoff2012.com
Digzi.com
Directory5000.com
DrCon.com
DriverRobot.com
E-Marketic.com
Flight93MemorialProject.org
flime-restaurante.com
FlyWW.com
GainingWeight.info
GigharborFarmersMarket.com
GodsHome.com
Greenville-Criminal-Lawyer.com
gritandgracepgh.com
HacksawStudio.com
hfs-assn.org
HockingHillsMarket.com
HorrorFest.com
HotelWeekly.com
HSNY.org
Inbok.com
InnerVibe.com
InspirationWeb.com
InsulatorStore.com
InterimCapital.com
InterTron.com
InThePaint.com
Ism2018.org
ItalyCookingCourses.com
iTequila.org
JIMedia.com
Katoby.com
KBCoin.com
JVHZ.com
KZWT.com
LLakes.org
LouisVuitonnOutlet.com
LTPay.com
MagiChef.com
Marchitect.com
MediaWeekly.com
MindfulMonkey.com
mmservices-consulting.com
MommaWithoutAClue.com
Nesax.com
OcaseyBNB.com
OhHaveYouSeenThis.com
OldeSaratogaBrew.com
Oncovida.com
OrganicSupplementReview.com
OutGen.com
productquestmfg.com
pvamericaexpo.com
Qlji.com
RedSkyline.com
ReversePhoneDetective.com
SLPay.com
Sqop.com
Suntro.com
SuperiorTint.com
Sxnmcc.com
TheCareCommunities.org
TheDecathlon.org
TheIPF.org
TheKBH.com
TheLastUnicornRestaurant.com
TicketFixer.com
TinyReef.com
TodaTeen.com
TrackHomes.com
ValentinoMovie.com
Victorex.com
VirtuAlgrange.org
WQMQ.com
Zesui.com
Zolkin.com
ZSQC.com

Have a name at auction and need more exposure? Send me an email. We Charge $10 per name per day. We may be able to help. If you have an auction you want to promote, email us for details.*All names chosen by us, Shane and Josh . (ie you click through and purchase a name you like) or an occasional paid listing. Everything we say is based on our own research or is opinion. Do your own due diligence. That means look it up yourself if you don’t think the stats or our opinion is correct. We hand choose the names but we are paid to make this list by both the auction houses, individuals that are auctioning names, and Godaddy affiliate links. Keep that in mind and only buy names that YOU think are good.

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September 15, 2019

Creative Ideas For Hand Reg Domains

Today: Hemplex.com sold for $7,000 / Not for sale lander causing domains to sell faster / .IO Domains Only $25.88 / and More…

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

Buying Brandables, Keywords – Budget: Up to $500.00 – If you have any brandable keyword domain names in your portfolio and looking to liquidate for some fast cash, this might be an opportunity.

ZAA.COM – A three-letter .com was spotted in the top domain section today. It’s very short, pronounceable, and brandable. Maybe even an acronym. Is that enough to give it some great value in today’s market?

.IO Domains Only $25.88 – If you have been on the fence about registering a .io ccTLD but didn’t like the price point of a new registration, this ,io promotion might come in handy for you.

Not for Sale lander causing domains to sell faster – Do you put up landing pages stating your domain is not for sale an currently has development plans? If not, you may want to read this. This domain investor claims it’s actually helping them sell domain names.

Hemplex.com sold for $7,000 – That’s not a bad domain name sales report for a high-four-figures. Do you think it should have sold for more or less than what it sold for?

Creative Ideas For Hand Reg Domains – What strategies are you currently using to find domains available for hand registration? Take a look at what this domain investors does to find the diamonds in the rough.

Today’s Marketplace/Auction Picks:

September 15, 2019

AUCTION RECAP OF SEPTEMBER 13, 2019

A look at the final auction prices, closeouts and more from the domain auction list posted on September 13, 2019.

GoDaddy Names at Auction

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September 14, 2019

174 Domain Discoveries for September 14th

September 14, 2019

$216k in Sales on September 13th – Viddy.com sold for $7,201 – Daily Market Report

The top sale of the day was Viddy.com which sold for $7,201 at GoDaddy. NameBio recorded 363 sales $100+ for a total of $193,437 with an average sale price of $533. Compared to the previous day there was a decrease of 5% in the number of sales and the total dollar amount decreased by 13%. We also recorded an additional 915 sales below $100 for a total of $23,022. […]

September 14, 2019

What to Do With an Unused Domain Name

Online, a domain name is used to provide identity to a website. In a way, it is similar to a phone number. Those searching for information on Microsoft products, head to Microsoft.com, and so forth. Although many domain names are in use, others are not. These domain names have been purchased, but are sitting unused. For most, this is a big mistake. Why? Because there are many ways in which a domain name owner can make money. How?

If you find a domain name that is unused, research. Is that domain name a common or popular name? Can it be used to generate income through affiliate programs and pay-per-click advertising? Can it be resold for a profit? If so, contact the owner. You can do so by performing a WHOIS search. If the domain owner has their information set to public, you can see it. This allows you to set up contact and offer purchase. If the current owner is unfamiliar with computers or domain name flipping, they may not know how valuable their name is, giving you an opportunity to turn a huge profit.

As shown above, you can make money with unused domain names that you do not own by offering a purchase. This is a good approach to take, but it will be hit or miss. You may have an owner who is unwilling to sell or one who wants too much money. For that reason, focus your attention on domain names you own or intend to buy.

If you own a domain that that is sitting unused, consider flipping it. You can usually make a profit. Find a third party website that allows you to list your domain for sale, such as Sedo.com. These websites usually have a solid marketing plan in place, meaning your for sale listing will be seen. The only downside is that you are charged a fee. You can also opt for free methods of selling. Posting an advertisement on Craigslist.org, social media or ads on google or bing search are some ways to get started.

A domain name can also be used. A website with good content can make money through pay-per-click programs and affiliate programs. So, why don’t you take a domain name that you own that includes the phrase free samples and list articles about finding free samples. Pay-per-click advertisements will show offers for free samples, so your site visitors will click on them. Each time a click is made, you make money. If you aren’t a good writer, hire one.

When using a domain name, look for options. A domain name isn’t enough, you need web hosting or a platform. Blogspot.com is home to Blogger. With this, you are able to attach a domain name to a blog. This means that you use the Blogger platform for free, but still have your own domain name. This extends your profits, as you don’t have to pay for web hosting.

Domain name parking is the phrase to describe a domain name not in use. It is parked and waiting for further action. Many times, a domain name is parked when a webmaster is working on building a website. Other times, a domain name is parked when someone is waiting to flip and make a sale. Instead of having a “this site is now under construction,” or a “page not found,” message appear, have moneymaking advertisements show. Afternic, TheParkingPlace and Sedo have moneymaking programs available for parked domains.

Finally, all domain owners have the option of letting their domain names expire. Yes, this is an option, but it isn’t a good one. Why pay $10 or more for a domain name and then not use it or at least try to profit from it? Did you want to start a website about free product samples and then change your mind? Instead of letting your domain name expire, sell it. Even if you only make $5, you still don’t waste money.

September 14, 2019