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@DomainJames @atomHQ Just checked a few of my landers there. I didn't opt in or out, and don't see any banners or indication of the sale.

👀 I do really like @atomHQ but I think it's fair to call out areas where they are not working in my (our) favour. I opted out of the 25% discount/sale they are promoting now, yet on all my landers it includes a banner directing potential buyers away from my domain to those running the 25% discount. That is not cool and needs to change in future campaigns...

@DInvesting Nice. How many names do you have? What is your normal sell through?

The year started off fairly slow for me, but things have been picking up. I sold three names last week - Two via Afternic and one via Spaceship. All inbound. I also have one "On Hold" and another offer at the floor. Hope the tide is turning.

@DInvesting The UDRP is a criminal organization.

In a NAF UDRP decision, the HCL.ai domain name was ordered to be transferred to the complainant. This was a very rare UDRP loss for John Berryhill. Sidenote: Karen J. Bernstein was a panelist. Decision is here: adrforum.com/DomainDecision…

@namefi_io Autograph .org 30k

Serously, what's the most exciting domain you acquired this week? Please don't send a full list, only one. If you have more, feel free to drop a portfolio URL along with it. Putting BIN is encouraged - some one may like it and buy it immediately!

@Tifou_off Autograph .org

Which Best Domain did you Acquire this Week?

@DomainLabs Autograph .org

What's the best domain you acquired this week?

@broker_infinity Autograph .org

Which Domain did You Acquire this Week?

Holding a premium domain in your portfolio? Show it. Drop it below 👇

@Sullys_Blog I stopped dropping when I noticed all my drops were picked up by HugeDomains and repriced 5-10x.

Who's dropping domains this month?

@namemaxicom Does outbounding work?

Outbound in 4 steps: 1️⃣ Find companies that match the keyword 2️⃣ Shortlist ~20 strong prospects 3️⃣ Identify the decision maker 4️⃣ Send a simple offer email Lead Finder helps you discover the companies and gives you their emails. Which domain are you outbounding today? 👇

@afternic So this is a percentage discount from the commission percentage, right? So a 36 month lease that has a commission of 30%, then gets a 10% discount - or 27%?

Quick Overview: Lease to Own commission discounts scale with your maximum lease period: 2-12 months: 0% 13-24 months: 5% 25-36 months: 10% 37-60 months: 15% You can also set a custom period — the discount is calculated automatically.

Congrats @domain! The 13-month LTO comes with a 5% commission discount. Here's how to set that as standard for new domains you add to your portfolio.

@KenLin1985 I missed it. I am on the auctions every day for the last 20 years, but these things come through seemingly in secret. My rep never tells me, and they don't promote it.

Yesterday it looked like a portfolio holder with ~10,000 domains decided to shut down and run a massive liquidation sale through GoDaddy. Most of the inventory was niche .com domains, but there were also quite a few single words and interesting compound terms like Miraculously․com, PetBirds․com and FuneralServices․com, all listed at pretty reasonable prices. Honestly, this is my favorite moment to go shopping. When portfolio holders liquidate, you can often pick up domains below typical market prices. I grabbed 10+ domains from the list. Here are five that I like the most (most of them I bought with potential development ideas in mind): 1. Pedalboard․com I know almost nothing about music, but I can imagine building an online Pedalboard Planner where guitar and bass players can visually design their pedalboard setup, simulate signal chains, and maybe even preview tones. It could also integrate affiliate programs to sell pedals and gear. 2. Spintax․com Short for “spinning syntax.” It’s a format widely used in marketing and SEO to generate multiple variations of the same text automatically. This one feels very SaaS-friendly to me. I already have a product idea in mind, so this will likely be high on my development list. 3. BassBoost․com Thinking about building a web-based audio tool (similar to what I'm doing with EditVideo.com) focused on enhancing bass in audio files. The idea would be to offer it as a subscription-based tool. 4. DistanceFrom․com The name explains itself. A tool where users enter two places (cities, landmarks, addresses…) and the site shows: • straight-line physical distance • travel distance/time via driving, walking, flights, or public transport This one is also on my priority development list. 5. HorseDentist․com This one I bought purely as an investment. I already own several horse-related domains like HorseShipping․com, and years ago I successfully sold HorseRug․com. From my experience, horse-related niches often have surprisingly strong buyers, so “Horse Dentist” might have potential. Interestingly, dotDB shows that the keyword “horse dentist” already has 13 exact-match domains registered across extensions. For a relatively high-value professional niche, I actually think that’s a pretty solid signal. There were also several other interesting names on my watch list, but I hesitated for a moment… and they were quickly picked up by others. Curious — Did anyone else buy anything from that sale? Or what do you think about the domains I picked? Would love to hear your thoughts 👇

@searchbound Fantastic. Did you get an agreement with RanchWork, and it is automatic? Or through another company?

ranchjobs․com, a domain that has never been developed, that I bought for $5k, and renew every year for $10, drives 2,213 visits to RanchWork․com every year. Folks want ranch jobs, so they go to the browser bar, type ranchjobs and add .com to it. Then they find me via re-direct. Pound for pound, this might be the best marketing investment I've ever made.

@vendname Terminator, of course.

Seriously, What’s next after AI ?

@DavidSustiel Some big money there. Wow.

@dotcomrealty Angi .com, Moving .com, LendingTree .com and many more....

One of the best keywords for lead gen businesses in the finance niche. Mortgage leads typically cost between $25 and $150+ per lead, while live pay-per-call leads generally range from $60 to over $200 per call.

@DavidSustiel No joke?! I will start some research on it. Thanks!

@dotcomrealty I know companies who make 6 figures a day by selling leads and calls.

@cultra I was bidding for DailyTrade .com I have DailyTraders .com and thought it a good fit.

Let's kick off the week by looking through a few domain auctions. For new domain investors, following auctions and then coming back to the results on DSAD is a great way to learn auction value without making mistakes early. Here are a few domains I like today DailyTrade. com @GoDaddy ArtDay. com @dynadot GPTConsulting. com @namejet KWOF. com @atomHQ DomainMarketplace. org @Sedo Agentic. technology @Catched10 Confidentiality. com @godaddyauctions Full list and results at DSAD. com

@DomainLabs We own DailyTraders .com Anyone closer to DailyTrade than that?

DailyTrade .com just sold for $6,600 Do you have any finance-related domains for sale?