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@fulcrumtheory Medical Science Liaison, Media Sharing Labs ...

@domain_research For those wondering: Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL)

Just sold MSL.net for $50,000 via Afternic Buy Now. Holding time since 2018. Afternic commission hurts - 25% ($12,500), I had an active site on my nameservers that's why it's that high.

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@domain_research @koke_eth Meta Super Intelligence Lab(MSL)?

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@domain_research Congrats ! Was it Bin price or Make offer final sale price ?

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1) “How to Appraise a Domain Name: Mike Mann’s 3-Part Framework” Why it works:It’s practical, repeatable, and makes DomainMarket look like the adult in the room. Core framework (from Mike): ● Disambiguate the term (what does it mean?) ● Breadth (how many potential buyers exist?) ● Depth (which buyers have the most money + likelihood to pay?) Then: fair market value vs. “what someone will actually pay” + negotiation haircut. SEO-friendly titles ● How to Value a Domain Name: Meaning, Buyer Demand, and Budget ● Domain Appraisal 101: A Simple Framework for Real-World Pricing ● Fair Market Value vs. Sale Price: Why Domain Pricing Isn’t “Exact” Good supporting quote snippets ● “The goal here is three parts… disambiguate… breadth… depth… fair market value.” ● “There’s no such thing as a perfectly accurate appraisal… it’s a guess by a market maker.” 2) “Domains Are an Illiquid Market: What That Means for Buyers and Sellers” Why it builds trust: It demystifies the process and sets expectations (buyers feel informed, not “sold”). Key points: ● Domains can take time to sell (“could take 10 years or forever”) ● Appraisal ≠ sale outcome (“it matters what the guy will pay for it”) ● Cleaning inventory improves conversion (“delete the zero-value ones”) SEO-friendly titles ● Why Domains Don’t Sell Like Products (and What to Do About It) ● The Truth About Domain Liquidity: Timing, Pricing, and Negotiation 3) “Why Great .COM Brands Keep Going Up in Value” Why it works:This becomes a strong thought-leadership post for LinkedIn + blog. Pull: ● “Super cool brands that are easy to spell… are very valuable today. They’re gonna go up in value.” ● “Companies should reserve the .com for protective purposes.” Angle options ● Brand protection (defensive registrations) ● Global businesses + .com as the default trust extension ● Why pronounceability + spelling beats “clever” names long-term 4) “The Hidden Cost of ‘Almost the Same’ Domain (Accents, Spelling, and Confusion)” This is a surprisingly strongeducational post based on the Rosé discussion: ● The accent mark can’t cleanly exist in many use cases ● “It dilutes it” (meaning: users type it wrong, brand friction, buyer demand is narrower) SEO-friendly titles ● Accent Marks and Domain Names: Branding Pitfalls Most People Miss ● Spelling Friction in Domains: How One Character Can Lower Value 5) “Premium Dictionary Domains: Why a Single Word Can Be Worth $500,000+” Use the Donations.com segment as a case study style post: ● Why dictionary words command value ● Why charitable vertical has special dynamics (.org preference, budgets) ● How pricing strategy works (worth X, list higher to negotiate) Trust-building angle: teach without hyping. ● “Charities don’t have any money… except donations come from wealthy benefactors.” ● “I’d probably list it at a million.” 6) “Buyer Targeting: Don’t Waste Ad Spend — Use Domains + SEO to Reach the Right Buyer” From the boutique segment, you can spin this into a DomainMarket authority post: ● Reaching high-intent audiences (e.g., “hotel masks South Florida”) ● Intent-driven SEO + domain strategy ● Local + niche targeting: “so you don’t waste ad money” SEO-friendly titles ● Domain + SEO Strategy: How to Reach Buyers With High Intent ● Stop Wasting Ad Spend: Own the Exact Match People Search 7) “Adaptation Story: How a Luxury Brand Pivoted in COVID (and What Entrepreneurs Can Learn)” This is less “domain-y” but great for trust + brand warmth: ● Business reinvention ● Moving from galleries/events → online + hotel distribution ● Product pivot: 80% of revenue from a new product line This makes DomainMarket feel human, not just transactional. Best short-form clip ideas (Reels/Shorts/LinkedIn) Here are clips that can stand alone with a hook + strong point. I’m quoting/paraphrasing lightly so you can pull the exact line from your footage. Clip 1: “Domain Appraisal in 20 Seconds” Hook text on screen: “How to value a domain name (simple framework)” Pull: “The goal here is three parts… disambiguate… breadth… depth… fair market value.” Caption idea: A domain isn’t priced by vibes — it’s priced by meaning + buyer demand + buyer budget. Clip 2: “Appraisals aren’t exact — and that’s the point” Hook:“There’s no perfect domain appraisal.” Pull: “There’s no such thing as a perfectly accurate appraisal… it’s a guess by a market maker.” Why it builds trust: It feels honest and anti-scammy. Clip 3: “The market decides — not the appraisal” Hook:“Appraisal doesn’t matter if the buyer won’t pay.” Pull: “It doesn’t necessarily matter how the domain appraises, it matters what the guy will pay for it.” Clip 4: “Domains are illiquid — here’s what that means” Hook: “Why domains can take years to sell.” Pull: “It’s a very difficult illiquid market… could take 10 years or forever to sell it.” Clip 5: “One character can drop domain value” Hook: “This tiny detail can lower a domain’s value.” Pull: the Rosé/tilde discussion + “you can’t really put that tilde thing on your domain name…” Clip 6: “Premium names: buy cheap, sell high” Hook: “The entire job of domaining in one sentence.” Pull: “Find things you can buy cheap… and figure out what it’s really worth.” Clip 7: “What makes a great brandable domain?” Hook: “Easy to say + easy to spell = value.” Pull: from Sailhorse/EquiPower: “short name… easy to spell… sounds like a brand name.” Clip 8: “Why a .COM is still the power move” Hook: “Global businesses should reserve the .com.” Pull: “Any of them with half a brain are gonna use a .com… reserve the .com for protective purposes…” Clip 9: “A real pivot story: 80% of revenue from a product that didn’t exist” Hook: “How one business survived COVID.” Pull: “Right now… 80% [revenue]… before masks didn’t even exist.” Clip 10: “Don’t waste ad money — target the exact buyer” Hook:“Smarter marketing beats bigger spend.” Pull: “Get your ad to the top… so you don’t waste any of your ad money on people you’re not looking for.”

PrivateLLM•com was handregistered in April 2023. It just sold for $250k 🚀 There are soo many opportunities with ai related domains.. Hold up, before you go putting words together with LLM, understand that PrivateLLM is a technical term Congrats to the seller @HampOldshue

Sold for $3,333 Bought for $64, November 2020 @afternic

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@katerleonid Blockchaining.org

$1,000,000 budget. Cory Greenberg is looking for one ultra-premium, one-word .com in fintech. Cash buyer. Serious names only.

Sold InformedCitizenry.com $9888.

You don't need another opinion when you have Opinion.org 😀