Let’s face it: some of us are a bit “gun shy” when it comes to buying and selling domains. The Internet’s been around a while, but it hasn’t been around that long; some people are still genuine novices and not entirely comfortable with new things. While that’s understandable, what’s not understandable is having any more trepidation going forward.… Read More »
If you’ve ever bid on anything on the Internet, you know just how crucial this question can be. Scarf on eBay asking for $30? How low can you make an offer without offending the owner and almost certainly being outbid? Chair listed on Craigslist for $50? How low of an offer can you make while still being confident… Read More »
When we face difficult decisions in life and in business, we always look for it: a sign. We think that one hint this or that way will finally sway us, guide us to wisdom and discernment and lead us to greater glory and riches. At least, that’s the idea.
Finding a good domain these days can feel like finding a needle in a haystack. So much prime Internet real estate has already been claimed in the past decade or so that the quality domains just seem fewer and fewer. The good news, however, is that the market is always expanding: finding great domains doesn’t have to mean… Read More »
It is perhaps one of the most-used Internet tools of our age: Google. But while most people associate the verb “to Google” as a simple search engine key-in, what domain buyers have to remember is that Google is not exactly a one-hit wonder. Instead, it’s more like a Swiss Army Knife, capable of unfolding and providing you with… Read More »
It’s perhaps the top question that people selling domains always seem to ask last: what is the right price? Selling, after all, is a bit of an art form. And whether you’re selling an antique to a pawn shop or selling your company’s services to a high-end company, finding the right price match is integral to making sure… Read More »
