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In this episode:
- We learn about some domains the Sherpas bought and sold recently, keeping score to see which Sherpas are the best at guessing the values. Today’s domains are Orb.io, Kickstart.com, Cobrand.com, & JT.vc;
- We review a list of domains about to come up for auction on NameJet.com, including GlutenFree.com, IPAttorneys.com, & LiveClasses.com;
- We discuss the final sales price for Renato.com, which led to a in-show donation to the ICA;
- Plus much more!
JT is joined by Drew, Josh Reason, & Braden Pollock – so be sure to tune in!!
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Now Chief Operating Officer & General Counsel of MediaOptions, the top domain brokerage agency, Jonathan is also the Host & Executive Producer of DomainSherpa - where they cover all types of digital assets, including crypto and NFTs, and where "all roads lead to domains"!
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DomainSherpa Review – July 12, 2021: Orb.io, Kickstart.com, Cobrand.com, JT.vc
DomainSherpa Review is the seminal show on the DomainSherpa Network where we get into the minds of successful domain name investors – who we call Sherpas – and talk about the value of domain names. By listening to the Sherpas, we expand our knowledge and understanding so we can become more successful investors ourselves.
JT is joined by Drew, Josh Reason, & Braden Pollock, and in this episode:
– We learn about some domains the Sherpas bought and sold recently, keeping score to see which Sherpas are the best at guessing the values. Today’s domains are Orb.io, Kickstart.com, Cobrand.com, & JT.vc;
– We review a list of domains about to come up for auction on NameJet.com, including GlutenFree.com, IPAttorneys.com, & LiveClasses.com;
– We discuss the final sales price for Renato.com, which led to a in-show donation to the ICA;
– And much more!
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And regarding the .io market, I wrote before about my story on how I submitted Video.io to T.R.A.F.F.I.C. (2007) and at Moniker’s request they told me to put a reserve of $400 but would surely sell for a lot more. I was so naive that accepted that… it sold for $400. Never again I gave such control over my assets.
Wow.. $400 for that name hurts, especially seeing what the market looks like now. That’s an unfortunate yet common experience in the domain business – expensive lessons. ;-) Thanks for sharing, Nuno!
-JT
It was very different market back then, but still for sure I would never sell that low.
I was just too excited to be part of T.R.A.F.F.I.C. … No more low/no reserve for me ever since.
You are welcome :)
50k for cobrand.com was a really good deal for the buyer. I have the .net for a long time and always surprised me how little traction such a great brand attracts :(