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Today's theme is intended to be a call to action and a seed of inspiration. That's because this episode analyzes and makes recommendations for how, when and why we should expand our portfolios, slowly and intelligently for maximum success.
We can't reach our goals without a plan and this weeks podcast gives actionable suggestions for ways to effectively super size our domain inventory and maximize its potential for progressively bigger sales and profits.
Go Big or Go Home is about domains and the economy of scale. It means think big, be bold and be willing to fail -- on the way to success!
Now press play and I'll see you on the inside!
We're going back in time this week to our traditional domain review format. It features some of the biggest brandable domain sale from this past week. What's even more important is the analysis of what goes into making a five figure sale and what domainers need to do to position themselves for success in the ten thousand dollar and above domain markets.
It pays to be picky when it comes to picking brandable domain names and in this episode I'll tell ya how. My pro tips include practical tools and habits for fine tuning your brandable selection skills. So tune in and check it out!
Today's pod features the secret sauce for what is the pizza pie of my domain evaluation and purchase process. Aside from the mixed metaphors it features my insights on money management, sell through rates, domain research, evaluation and purchasing at competitive prices. It's all here in this giant calzone of a podcast. And that's amore. Ciao!!
In this wide ranging interview features Markus Nystrom, the founder and owner of AssetOptions.com. Markus, a 6 year, million dollar, brandable domainer spills the beans on all his insider techniques for building a profitable portfolio. Plus a dozen of his recent sales and all the details on acquisition methods and pricing. Don't miss it!
Domain sales discussed in this podcast include:
Today's episode is an informative and in-depth review of my top ten sales so far this year. It includes my thinking and reasoning behind each purchase. Plus the how, where and when that each domain that I acquired. I also include important data points such as hold time, costs, methods, number of domain extensions and the industries I had intended to target.
*Note: There are eleven sales reported because the first two sold for the same price
In this 10-minute episode I analyze domain keywords and sales to illustrate the methods and habits that help me in assessing a domains marketability and value through the lens of English dictionary words. Doing our homework and taking time to evaluate carefully before we buy a domain, can result in better cash flow, a better sell through rate and a higher profits. So let's do it!
Another epic exposition from domaining OG, Braden Pollock. In this pod, we discuss the latest and greatest industry headlines and million dollar sales - including show stopper deals by Brent Oxley and Braden himself. And finally we discuss the step-by-step process for building a portfolio capable of generating regular, six figure sales.
Domains discussed in this podcast include:
Tunein for some brandable banter with the cannabis web-dev madman, Sean Markey. If his name sounds familiar it's cuz he's been on panels at both Domain Sherpa and NamesCon to name a few. He's also the guy who went from hand-reg to a million page views in a single week on the domain, FlattenTheCurve. Sean's endless accomplishments include founding the SEO domain marketplace, JuiceMarket and now........ the new owner of DNgeek.com.
Another lively, free flowing episode with repeat guest and former Managing Director of BrandBucket, Michael Krell.
This time we discuss the latest news in the domain industry. Topics include Wild West style auctions on the Clubhouse app, proposed auctions at Squad Help and new developments at GoDaddy such as landing pages, Afternic integration and the $50 closeouts.
Another episode is filled with lively conversation, laughter and insider tips for making money in the sometimes obscure, domain investment industry.
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