One word dot nets are one of the best places to park your money right now. Mark my words.
Some of the "experts" in this biz think they're a waste of money. Selling prices for one word .nets (ONLY) are creeping up steadily.
Companies that aren't especially concerned about traffic, but are more interested in branding, will choose a .net every time over all other alternate non .com extenstions--especially if it's short.
fun.net, bank.net, frames.net, push.net...that kind of thing.
Do not put your money into any two worders that aren't incredibly popular phrases such as downloadmusic.net.
About a year ago, I sold funk.net for a couple of grand. What a mistake.
A year ago, I had a chance to buy find.net for $7500. Now it's a multiple of that.
So all you guys that start investment threads asking how to get into this game, here's your starter thread.
Contact owners, start by offering a grand or two, and you could see quite a multiple in the coming months as more .nets start selling. It's one of the few areas of the domain biz that is neglected, because most buyers are focused--rightly--on traffic names.
But the web ain't going away, and people can buy or generate traffic to send to a branded .net.
I bought wink.net a fraction of what I will get for it.
Some of the "experts" in this biz think they're a waste of money. Selling prices for one word .nets (ONLY) are creeping up steadily.
Companies that aren't especially concerned about traffic, but are more interested in branding, will choose a .net every time over all other alternate non .com extenstions--especially if it's short.
fun.net, bank.net, frames.net, push.net...that kind of thing.
Do not put your money into any two worders that aren't incredibly popular phrases such as downloadmusic.net.
About a year ago, I sold funk.net for a couple of grand. What a mistake.
A year ago, I had a chance to buy find.net for $7500. Now it's a multiple of that.
So all you guys that start investment threads asking how to get into this game, here's your starter thread.
Contact owners, start by offering a grand or two, and you could see quite a multiple in the coming months as more .nets start selling. It's one of the few areas of the domain biz that is neglected, because most buyers are focused--rightly--on traffic names.
But the web ain't going away, and people can buy or generate traffic to send to a branded .net.
I bought wink.net a fraction of what I will get for it.
IMHO, wink.net is a far superior domain name than teenlove.net, although the latter is not too shabby.
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