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- We learn what the Sherpas bought or sold recently: BeUnstoppable.com, GNX.com, GetAster.com
- Get your bids in soon for these NameJet auctions: Hoboken.com, BlackIris.com, HyperLeads.com….
- We discuss a profitable flip on a name showcased on DomainSherpa just 3 months ago, the end user market on 3 letter domains, and the influx of new investors and market adjustments
We’re joined by three Domain Sherpas: Joshua Reason, Joshua Schoen, Andrew Rosener.
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ALeader.com
LoveGirls.com
LifestyleStore.com
GoldenJaguar.com
MyLittleWorld.com
HyperLeads.com
Hoboken.com
Richfield.com
Clairmont.com
PowerSki.com
Outlanders.com
MoneyPlay.com
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He has a very popular podcast on digital entrepreneurship called Digital Fortune - which has quickly become one of the most renowned podcasts in the domain industry and is now on the DomainSherpa Network!
He is also co-founder of DNWE, (DNWE.com) - Domain Name Wholesale Exchange - which is a ZERO commission trading platform for domain investors, whose industry leading software makes the buying and selling experience seamless. Essentially the goal of DNWE is to bring domain investors together to create a more liquid market, and it does that very effectively.
Reason has a Bachelor's degree in Marketing from Auburn University.
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Schoen is also a marketing and business development professional. He earned his bachelor’s degree in liberal studies, psychology from Endicott College.
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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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I also, have hand-pegged at $8.50 at GD with good sales with low-mid X,XXX sales. All to end-users.
RIALoan.com $2500
RIALoans.com $2500
MergerLoan.com $3750
MergerLoans.com $3750
NatGasPrice.com $1750
NatGasPrices.com $1750
ETFFlows.com $2500
SuccessionFinancing $2395
handregister domains stupid ??
CRAP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have over 900 domains ALL handregistered .
Sold “Stack.top” $240 cost $1.99
Sold “diviwallet” $1500 cost $8.49
Sold “handsanitizr.com” $ 250 cost $8.49
Sold “easytoys.uk” . $550 cost $9.49
Sold “snoovatar.com” $750 cost $8.49
Sold “suq.fr ” . $300 cost $5.99
Etc
diviwallet.com”
How much did all those 900 handregs cost you? If you paid, say, $5 on average for them, you’ve spent $4,500. And that doesn’t take into account yearly renewal fees.
Have you made at least $4,500 from sales thus far? Because, if not, then yeah, those handregs are stupid.
Assuming that I renew all 900 domains every year is stupid ..
Fyi ,,I keep them for one year ,some I renew ,rest I let expire ..lost $8 ,Wow !!