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DomainSherpa Review – Feb 29: SkiSchool.com, VRVG.com, GoodWeed.com, 200x6N.com…

DomainSherpa Review with Michael Cyger, Ali Zandi, Andrew Rosener and Shane CultraThis is the show where we get into the minds of successful domain name investors – people we call Sherpas – and talk about the value of specific domain names. By listening to the Sherpas, we expand our thought process so we can become more successful investors ourselves.

In this DomainSherpa Review:

  • We learn what the Sherpas bought or sold recently: GoodWeed.com, VRVG.com, 200x6N.com
  • An investor’s portfolio is appraised: Motorhomes.review, Vr-cloud.io
  • Get your bids in soon for these NO RESERVE NameJet auctions: SkiSchool.com, Paddleball.com, CWSS.com, Siin.com
  • Plus, much more!

For each domain name portfolio, the Sherpas answer:

  • Which domains are valuable, and in what way?
  • What is the market value (both wholesale and retail) of the best domain names?
  • Which domains are worthless and should be dropped?
  • Which domain names may invite legal issues, such as a UDRP case or cybersquatting lawsuit?
  • Which domains do our Sherpas want to make an offer on?

We’re joined by three Domain Sherpas: Ali Zandi, Andrew Rosener and Shane Cultra.

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Investor Submitted Domain Names

Adopt.tips
Alimony.help
Bestcourses.golf
Billingsoftware.io
Birdflu.tips
Breeam.tips
Bcimsoftware.io
Expatsapartments.com
Golfcoursenearby.com
Helpfixapp.com
Ibizadance.club
Investigationsupply.com
Lowbudgetnursery.com
Mobileinvoice.systems
Motorhomes.review
Myblog.tips
Nanny.guru
Nearbybingo.com
Nosejob.cc
Outletshopping.online
Paymentservice.mobi
Physiciansuicide.info
Stockdrawings.com
Virtual-hookup.com
Vr-cloud.io

NameJet.com Pre-Auction Listings

996.ws
airscrubbers.com
amazingrealestate.com
cashdesk.com
cwss.com
flowerbeds.com
fullyclothed.com
gameaddiction.com
investmentbanks.com
paddleball.com
roadsmart.com
siin.com
skischool.com

This Show’s Sherpas

Ali Zandi
Ali Zandi
Ali Zandi is the founder and senior broker at Starfire Holdings, a domain name brokerage and consulting firm.

Prior to Starfire Holdings, Ali was the director of sales and acquisitions at Perception.com, a private domain name investment fund.

Based in Hawaii, Zandi boasts a wealth of knowledge and sales experience and has facilitated millions of dollars of successful transactions in the domain industry.

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Andrew Rosener
Andrew Rosener
Andrew Rosener is the CEO of the industry-leading domain name broker Media Options.

Andrew is widely considered a thought leader and expert on domain name value & methodology as well as domain name sales & acquisitions. With 20 years experience with domain names, Andrew has leveraged his knowledge and expertise to make MediaOptions the go-to domain name firm for startup & company domain acquisitions as well as high value domain name sales.

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Shane Cultra
Shane Cultra
Shane Cultra is a domain name investor and owner of the popular domain name blog, DSAD.com.

Cultra is also a fifth generation owner of Country Arbors Nursery based in Urbana, Illinois, and has been a member of the PBS television show Mid American Gardener for more than 10 years, in addition to being a part of various gardening segments on CBS and ABC.

Shane also recently launched two new businesses, BeeHouse.com and Wormcastings.com, leveraging his online expertise with his love of nature and business acumen to create two exciting new ventures that are sure to be successful.

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32 Responses to “DomainSherpa Review – Feb 29: SkiSchool.com, VRVG.com, GoodWeed.com, 200x6N.com…”

  1. Lucas says:

    great show, keep it up guys!
    it was cool how the sun moved from Andrew to Ali along the show! :-)

  2. Michael K says:

    Finally got around to listening. Appreciate all the time you put in.
    Thanks
    Michael

  3. Great show!! so much valuable tools and info each episode! im definitely hooked
    continued success

    Voight T.
    Cactus Croc

    snapchat | ig | twitter
    sixmicflms

  4. Mike Carson says:

    nice show, guys. The plural question was interesting – there are so many subtleties, and a lot of it is based on intuition that you get after years of experience. And at the same time the market is always changing and you guys are changing and adapting with it.
    I think Shane’s point is important – how there are so many different strategies for domain investing, and you have to find what works for you.
    Thanks!

  5. Zac says:

    On an unrelated note, just came across the following article. As most, if not all, of us are running websites in addition to domains, the article should be of interest (if only just to pass on to your IT people to make sure your sites are safe).

    http://www.itnews.com.au/news/major-australian-banks-vulnerable-to-drown-sslv2-flaw-416276?eid=1&edate=20160302&utm_source=20160302_AM&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=daily_newsletter

  6. Darya Mordinson says:

    Thanks again, it is great to be able to learn from you! Andrew, welcome in Germany!

  7. Great show Sherpas! Thank you for fitting my question into the show, Mike. It is interesting to get a little insight into the business models of the Sherpa’s investing strategies. Thanks for being open guys!

  8. Eric Jenkins says:

    Great show guys……Thanks Sherpas…..!!

  9. ikehook says:

    Liset,

    I went through your list and found comparable names that relate to the names that you sumbitted, that I think are better and available for hand reg. I’m not saying these are good or that you should register them, just that I think they’re better. It took me about 20 minutes to find these names, but if you took a couple days to really look hard you could find much better names that you could sell. I think it just takes practice and learning.

    Josh

    AdoptSafe.com
    AdoptableKid.com
    EndMyAlimony.com
    BestDamnGolf.com
    BillingStuff.com
    BillingCMS.com
    BirdFluTreatment.com
    SceneInvestigation.com
    ScamInvestigation.com
    SunLakeApartments.com
    NurseryHelp.com
    BargainNursery.com
    MobileInvoicer.com
    ReviewMotorHomes.com
    EasyBlogTips.com
    MyBlogTips.com $100
    NannyForKids.com
    MyLocalBingo.com
    LasVegasNoseJob.com
    ShoppingOnliner.com
    PaymentForServices.com
    NetPaymentServices.com
    HookupSmart.com

    1. Liset says:

      Hi Josh,

      Thank you so much for your replay and this list. Much appreciatie it! There is indeed still a lot to learn for a newbie like me.

      Liset

    2. Shane says:

      Great job Josh. Someone already registered these and put them up at auction at Namepros and is tripling their money. Already proving to be much more profitable than the list in the show

      Shane

    3. Thats awesome to provide feedback like that Josh!! very valuable!!

  10. Hello,
    Great interview, fantastic output from the experts. Thank you very much.
    I would like you to have a few interviews on Selling Domain Names, where exactly we can sell domain names easily. What are the tricks and traits that one should have to sell his/her domain names. Please shed some lights on this topic.
    Best regards.
    Haroon Basha

  11. Candace says:

    Thanks so much for your time Sherpas. I always learn a lot. Shane is super hilarious.

  12. Noor says:

    Great show, loved all the difference of opinions and that’s what makes the show great. Shane, you always have the zen look, kind if like the Bob Marley song, everything’s be alright now.
    Great learning from all you guys. Another huge thank you to Ali, Shane, Drew and Mike.

    Noor

  13. Eby says:

    Great thoughts. Appreciate it everyone.
    I have a good feeling after listening to it and I learn every time, just listening to you.

  14. dltG says:

    Good show boys, thanks!

    I think SkiSchool.com is the best domain in the above lists!

  15. Great Interview. I learn something new during every show.

  16. Sanket says:

    One request
    Please make this videos available on your you tube channel too!

  17. Paul McIntosh says:

    Thanks guys for another informative show!!

    As a newb it’s for sure one of the spots I have been coming to to get up to speed in this whole domain name game.

    Top shelf info and the laughs help out as well. ;)

    Cheers.

  18. Liset says:

    Hi guys, thanks for the feedback. It was constructive and for me very helpful. So I will take it like a man (woman). I will cut my losses and drop the domains.
    Better tough love than going on on the wrong track.
    @ Ali Zandi, I will knock on your door soon!!!

    1. Ali Zandi says:

      Yea! Offer stands! Hit me up when you dropped them all!

    2. Awesome offer! fantastic to put your portfolio out there for the sherpas to review!! continued success!!

  19. Scofield says:

    I really enjoy your show. Inspired me as always.

    Just two quick questions:
    1. I kind of confused about the value of abbreviated 4L domain names. Like bbbw, vrvc and vrvg in your shows. There is no related search volume on these names. It depends on how you interpret it. As for brandable, if I am building a virtual realty video game business or a venture capital focus on virtual reality. I probably will not use the abbreviate of that industry as my company name or game title. You guys are experts on this, could you introduce more detail about investing abbreviated 4L domain names?

    2. Goodweed is a great domain name, but I am curious about how to build a business on that? Sell marijuana online? I happen to have goodweeds.com. Will that also be a good name to sell?

    1. Shane Cultra says:

      Scofield,

      The answers to these questions would require several pages. This is a perfect example of why DNAcademy is so good. I am not a shill, that’s Michael baby, but your questions are the kind that are covered there. But let me try and answer in a short abbreviated form

      1. If a company were called Virtual Reality Video Games it is much better to have VRVG.com than VirtualRealityVideoGames.com . The latter is much longer to type. It’s been done for centuries. You’ve probably heard of 3M products. The name is Minnesota Mineral and Mining. Same idea . Shorter is better. There is a lot to learn about 4Ls and there is a lot of great info out there. Sounds like you may need to start at square one. But everyone does at some point

      2. Plain and simple GoodWeed is going to be made into a marijuana site. It can be anything related to cannabis and that’s why its valuable. GoodWeeds is not nearly as good and to me doesn’t make much sense. Good doesn’t go with the plural. It’s one of the biggest mistakes a new domainer makes, thinking that a “one off” or great name in the wrong form is as good as the original.

      Hope I helped a little

      1. Scofield says:

        Hi Shane,
        Thank you so much for your prompt reply and usefully instruction for a newbie like me.
        I am from China, not a native speaker. I can not tell the difference between singular and plural which one is better for a brandable domain name. Nor XSpace vs SpaceX (letter + noun or noun + letter?), LeapCoin vs CoinLeap (Verb + Noun or Noun + Verb?)
        Those might be some basic knowledge I should have learned before invest the domain names. You are saying I can get training from DNAcademy? I will definitely check it later.

      2. Excellent explanation Sir. “Good doesn’t go with the plural. It’s one of the biggest mistakes a new domainer makes, thinking that a “one off” or great name in the wrong form is as good as the original.” Million Dollar advice. Thank you very much,

    2. Tony says:

      Totally agree with Shane’s answer and would like to add one thing and hopefully you revisit and see this post. It sounds like part of your obstacle is a lack of mastery of the English language. That is no offense intended. So this applies to most Chinese investors and you have two options. Master English or use a tool like Google Keyword Planner.

      If you use that tool, you would see that “good weed” gets 2900 exact monthly searches in the US while “good weeds” gets 40. That tells you that one phrase is more natural and therefore searched and more valuable than the other. The Chinese need to use this more.

      Here is a link to Google Keyword Tool:
      https://adwords.google.com/KeywordPlanner

  20. Zac Zarev says:

    Great Show Ali, Drew, Shane and Michael!

  21. Tom D. says:

    I listened to today’s show on my commute and hated that my commute ended first! Thanks Sherpas for all you do. Zandi–will sign up for your newsletter today as I need the DNACADEMY

  22. Andy says:

    Great show guys, thanks again.

  23. Great and informative show as always.

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