domaininvesting

Years ago when I told my physician what I do for a living, he referenced an old skit on Saturday Night Live. In the 1999 SNL skit, there was a parody of an investment firm called Dillon Edwards. The company waited so long to get online that every decent domain name was taken, leaving it […]<a href="https://catchy.com/v?v= domaininvesting .com">Catchy.com</a>

I decided to break up some Summer doldrums by doing outbound marketing to sell one of my domain names. I picked one that I’ve owned for a while and hasn’t had any inbound inquiries. It was also a domain name that had several upgrade targets. The first company I messaged showed interest in buying the […]<a href="https://catchy.com/v?v= domaininvesting .com">Catchy.com</a...

I saw a .ai auction on Namecheap Market, but by the time I saw it, the bidding had already climbed beyond what I was willing to spend to buy it. The auction for Team.ai closed yesterday with a high bid of $136,500. This auction was noted today on X by NameBio. There were nearly 100 […]<a href="https://catchy.com/v?v= domaininvesting .com">Catchy.com</a>

I received a suspicious looking email yesterday, and I want to share some details. The email subject was “Atom x Embrace.com,” and it came from an email address using a .CO domain name that does not appear to be associated with the Atom.com platform. Within the email, it had the following messaging: “I’m Will from […]<a href="https://catchy.com/v?v= domaininvesting .com">C...

There are a number of domain investor groups that get together throughout the year. I know of groups in south Florida and Los Angeles who hold casual meetups to talk about domain names from time to time. When I lived in New York, I hosted a few small meetups, and it helped me meet quite […]<a href="https://catchy.com/v?v= domaininvesting .com">Catchy.com</a>