Am I the only one who would like to at least see a reserve range for all reserve auctions when taking a look at NameJet search results? Implementing this should ...
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Some of you probably already know what a zero sum game is but in case you don’t, the principle is simple to understand. Let’s assume two people engage in a business transaction. A “zero sum game” situation occurs if in that transaction, for every unit (in our case money) gained by one...
Without Domainers, New gTLDs Would/Will Most Likely Fail Posted on 23 February 2014 by Andrei In my opinion, domainers represent a *considerably* more important variable in the new gTLD game than most people think and through this post, I will try to explain why and what the implicati...
Important: A Fellow Domainer’s Family Needs Your Help Posted on 07 February 2014 by Andrei Paul, the brother of Bob Olea (one of the nicest guys in our industry, as anyone who knows him either personally or only online can confirm), passed away after fighting a ruthless disease which ...
… and by amazing domains, I mean for example solid one worders priced to sell and not priced in an “I don’t really want to sell so I’ll ask for a price that covers my retirement when pitching it to domainers” manner. On the one hand, there’s less liquidity on the reseller market than ...
@Konstantinos and Acro: this article over-simplifies things since it would become too boring/complex otherwise and sure, there are always exceptions but I’d say the high-context vs. low-context perspective is an interesting *general* guideline. So especially if you have limited or no ...
Quick Sunday Tip: Before Replying to an Email… Posted on 05 May 2013 by Andrei … count to 10, then read the email again. Then count to 10 one more time and read the email again. After doing this, only click on the Send/Submit button if you’re 100% sure the reply is appropriate. If you...
It seems a lot of domainers still don’t understand the difference between knocking on someone’s door and someone knocking on your door. In other words, the difference between two situations: 1) contacting an end user (knocking on his/her door) 2) being contacted by an end user (the en...
As a domainer, it makes sense to be prepared liquidity-wise. In other words, to always have at least a little bit of capital ready in case unexpected opportunities arise. Why? Because Murphy’s Laws and domaining often go hand in hand When you’re doing ok liquidity-wise, don’t be surpr...
