Mike Mann recorded another five figure sale today. Following his $39,000 sale of AnimalsUnited.com last week, Mike confirmed the $25,000 sale of IdealSleep.com via his Twitter account. According to the tweet, Mike acquired IdealSleep.com in 2012 for $70. No matter the size of his portfolio, these are still impressive individual returns that he is posting.
Here's this week's Top Topics.
Someone Filed a UDRP on My Domain
An investor has told the community that a domain name that they own has had a UDRP filed against it. According to the discussion, this UDRP has been filed by a company that previously owned this name, but let it expire last year.
The investor that currently owns the name is looking to the community for advice on what to do after attempting to sell the name to them before the UDRP was filed.
Do you have any experience in UDRPs? If so, publish your opinions in the discussion.
Topic by: @serhatkotan
How Many Domains Do You Sell Per Month?
Are you an investor that makes multiple sales per month? For some full time investors it is vital to make regular sales, whilst others can wait for big offers to come along.
@Arpit131 wants to know what you sell per month, and to kick of the conversation, this investor has revealed that they sell 5 names per month at an average of $350 each.
It's interesting to see what other investors in the community are selling each month, so if you're curious about domain sales, this discussion is the place to be.
Topic by: @Arpit131
Buyer Uses Price Paid Against Me During Negotiations
Many investors have been involved in domain name negotiations, and the majority have at least one interesting story about a negotiating tactic that has been used against them.
This investor has shared the story of someone who enquired about a domain they owned. The potential buyer made an offer of $50, and made a very interesting negotiating comment.
To read the full story, visit the discussion, which has been linked to above.
Topic by: @Debt.tv
What Is The Most You've Spent on Acquiring a Domain?
This discussion, which includes a poll, focuses on domain investor acquisitions by asking: What is the most you've ever spent on acquiring a domain?
The poll has received hundreds of votes that vary from $20 or less right up to $10,000 or over. The discussion is also full of investors sharing stories of their largest acquisitions and their reasons for buying the name or names.
Topic by: @pogba
Are You a Full Time Domainer?
Last week, we published a couple of Top Topics relating to domainers and their jobs. This week, one investor has asked how many people in the community are full time domainers in comparison to part timers, who hold down regular jobs alongside managing their portfolios.
Are you a part time domainer, or do you commit to managing your investments full time? Have your say in the discussion.
Topic by: @Bram C.
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what’s trending!
Here's this week's Top Topics.
Someone Filed a UDRP on My Domain
An investor has told the community that a domain name that they own has had a UDRP filed against it. According to the discussion, this UDRP has been filed by a company that previously owned this name, but let it expire last year.
The investor that currently owns the name is looking to the community for advice on what to do after attempting to sell the name to them before the UDRP was filed.
Do you have any experience in UDRPs? If so, publish your opinions in the discussion.
Topic by: @serhatkotan
How Many Domains Do You Sell Per Month?
Are you an investor that makes multiple sales per month? For some full time investors it is vital to make regular sales, whilst others can wait for big offers to come along.
@Arpit131 wants to know what you sell per month, and to kick of the conversation, this investor has revealed that they sell 5 names per month at an average of $350 each.
It's interesting to see what other investors in the community are selling each month, so if you're curious about domain sales, this discussion is the place to be.
Topic by: @Arpit131
Buyer Uses Price Paid Against Me During Negotiations
Many investors have been involved in domain name negotiations, and the majority have at least one interesting story about a negotiating tactic that has been used against them.
This investor has shared the story of someone who enquired about a domain they owned. The potential buyer made an offer of $50, and made a very interesting negotiating comment.
To read the full story, visit the discussion, which has been linked to above.
Topic by: @Debt.tv
What Is The Most You've Spent on Acquiring a Domain?
This discussion, which includes a poll, focuses on domain investor acquisitions by asking: What is the most you've ever spent on acquiring a domain?
The poll has received hundreds of votes that vary from $20 or less right up to $10,000 or over. The discussion is also full of investors sharing stories of their largest acquisitions and their reasons for buying the name or names.
Topic by: @pogba
Are You a Full Time Domainer?
Last week, we published a couple of Top Topics relating to domainers and their jobs. This week, one investor has asked how many people in the community are full time domainers in comparison to part timers, who hold down regular jobs alongside managing their portfolios.
Are you a part time domainer, or do you commit to managing your investments full time? Have your say in the discussion.
Topic by: @Bram C.
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what’s trending!
