Over the last few years we have published a series The good, the bad and the ugly. Readers have been able to leave their feedback and some companies have reached out over the years and let me know they took the posts to heart. This year I want to try to change it up a bit and, What they do right and what they do wrong. Focusing in a little deeper to give better feedback to industry … [Read more...]
Sedo – “It’s a clown show bro!”
Sedo used to have a policy that if you wanted to set a buy it now over $50,000 you needed approval via appraisal. Sedo said last year, Here’s a neat update for those who want to sell their high-value premium domains at Sedo: We’ve lifted the price cap, meaning there is no need to order an appraisal for domains above $50,000 anymore.Source: … [Read more...]
What they do right – what do they do wrong – Afternic
Over the last few years we have published a series The good, the bad and the ugly. Readers have been able to leave their feedback and some companies have reached out over the years and let me know they took the posts to heart. This year I want to try to change it up a bit and, What they do right and what they do wrong. Focusing in a little deeper to give better feedback to industry … [Read more...]
LXME.com rebranding to Liquid Market Exchange LMX.com
Giuseppe Graziano is rebranding LXME, his liquid domain platform, to LMX.com, which stands for Liquid Market Exchange. The purpose of LMX is to create a safe environment in which investors are able to trade liquid domains quickly, efficiently and at low fees. Giuseppe shared the following changes from LXME: You can now list One Word .com domains if they match certain quality criteria, the … [Read more...]
NameSilo to launch back ordering service Catch.club
NameSilo (an advertiser here) launching Catch.club. Two tweets from NameSilo on there new … [Read more...]
Who would you choose?
Someone posed this question to me yesterday, "If you could only list at one aftermarket marketplace which would it be?" In this hypothetical the exclusivity that a BrandBucket demands would be in place for every marketplace. My vote would be GoDaddy/Afternic under this hypothetical example. So many people outside the business associate domain names with GoDaddy. I said to the person who … [Read more...]