Instead of poor quality coronavirus domains I believe people should be looking at other niches amplified by the pandemic. Trends that will only grow stronger years into the future.
Remote work, online classes, tutors, education. Work from home, etc…
With articles like, Case Closed: Work-From-Home Is the World’s Smartest Management Strategy
Research from Stanford and other sources reveals that working from home vastly increases productivity.
Once the pandemic subsides and things get back to normal, the new normal for a good number of workers will be working remotely from home.
Will Oremus wrote one of the best and most in-depth articles on the topic. Will looks at the positives and negatives in what he calls, Coronavirus Is a Preview of Our Self-Isolating Future.
Now the best names have been taken for a long time but purchasing on the aftermarket if one can find a bargain might be a smart bet.
Sunday saw one such sale as OnlineTutors.com sold for $7,600 on Sedo, andeven though you won’t find it on Namebio the name previously sold for $3,600 according to GoDaddy.
Estibot has an even higher valuation on the name at Appraised Value: $46,554.
I think this was a decent buy at $7,600.
Agree. While are are developing CyberMeet.com (owned 25 years) for Virtual Event Hosting, I have additionallly picked a number of quality names via hand reg…for resale.
Will be happy share here if allowed or entertain offers. Maybe with a USD 5K cap you could do a list your name for sale this weekend?
Nice name! 👍🏽
Cyber is a dead term from the 00’s, get with it.
I totally agree Raymond. I founded FindaSeminar in 2002 and right now group training is mostly prohibited. Luckily we own Findoninetraining and list online training events.
To your point and word of warning. After several years I was about to drop virtualbusinesstraining.com March 31.
Then came corona virus and I predict that virtual business training will be huge for two group
Business coaches to train new home business startup owners who lost or quit their job
Remote employees and supervisors managers who will need skills training and to receive training on their companies work from home policies
Moral of the story. Careful what you drop in a fast changing world.
Your three keyword .com’s are to long, and an eye sore to go mainstream. Just think it’s better to be honest, than keep fooling yourself.
thanks for your input and opinion Mike. I.m ot selling to mainstream. Just one buyer in the world. Big world at that. Prettyr sure domain advisors would have said that FindaSeminar.com was reg fee however it has generated tens of millions in sales over the past 17 years.But again thats the beauty of domain investing. To each therir own and plenty of opportunity for everyone.
If you have something like that going, why spend time on sub-optimal domains? Or did you sell out before getting in on those tens of millions?
And don’t get me wrong – virtualbusinesstraining.com is definitely a good end user domain, but if I had something generating tens of millions I’m pretty sure I would focus on better ones.
Seems like that went cheap. Maybe an investor bought it?
Yesterday got the following:
HomeBizTV.com
HomeBizTube.com
Already own few other Home Business domains, lots of education domains, media (news, TV, Tube, Blog, etc) and others that can be used for staty/work/study from home kind of environment.
Times are changing, reposition your portfolio guys…fast.
I have keepAmericaOpen and the economy needs to be moving.