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Shane's Domain Auction Picks for Friday February 13th
Killer domains are killing it
The value of one word and truly premium dot-coms has absolutely skyrocketed. Seven figures is now the norm. Delete.com at auction yesterday went for over $300K. Media Options talked on Domain Sherpa about having four to five seven-figure sales in a good month, when it used to be ten to fifteen per year. Even higher-quality two-word names and brandables are seeing double and triple the values they had just a few years ago.
The problem is that everyone thinks they own high-quality names, when in reality most people do not. If you are not getting pinged a few times a week to price a name, you probably do not own a truly premium domain. That does not mean your name is bad. It just means it is not top-tier premium.
All of this makes me more comfortable with my higher asking prices on good letter LLL.coms and strong one-word .coms. If they do not sell now, they will sell later, and I do not need the money to pay the bills. Patience is your friend when you own quality.
Every time I get an offer on a domain, I ask myself a simple question: what is the realistic price to go out and acquire a similar-quality name today? I am honest with myself. I do not pretend my name is better than it really is. I see auctions and acquisition prices by the hundreds every day, so I know what it would actually take to replace it.
I also have to account for taxes. I lose about 25% off the top. Add in commission and taxes, and the net can easily be close to getting cut in half.
Understanding the real value of your name can help get it sold, but it can also be the reason you decide not to sell it.
Quote of the Day: “Every Friday, I like to high five myself for getting through another week on little more than caffeine, willpower, and inappropriate humor.” – Nanea Hoffman
Domain of the Day: PredictiveLabs.com Can’t get a hotter keyword than this
Please Note: The list below contains affiliate links and/or names that have been posted for a fee. It is how we pay for our time since it is a free site. More details at bottom of page. Can go to any of the auctions by adding the names at the end like this one
Godaddy Domains with Bids
MIOP.com Most bids on the Godaddy board. Not a word, an acronym
AmericanBakery.com Upgrade name for a few companies
LifeInfinity.com Longevity Lab all the way
Godaddy Names Value Names (Low or No Bids)
Other GoDaddy Names With More Than One Bid
VitalityHealthAndWellnessGroup.com

Abilene.xyz Abiline Texas
OOKX.com Under $300 and 16 years old
Izzoo.com Nice brandable and 20 years old
XDUM.com 19 years old
556bet.xyz 231,000 visitors. Affiliate opportunity
GoodSoda.com 24 years old. Good marketing name
BacklinkPro.com Entire industry built on backlinks

eWise.com Now the most bids on the 5 day Namejet board
LandscapeManagement.com Already a few publications share this name
Theologic.com Logic for the win
DigitalNetworks.com. Closes today. Sounds like a 1990s name which it is. 30 years old
PressWorks.com A lot of angles here. Self publishing or press releases
DataCheck.com Closes today. Top number of bids of the names within 5 days
ContactData.com Essentially why everyone pays for Apollo
CloudGear.com Makes me think of Cloudflare and all the tools that can be offered
LOCM.com Top 4L I see on Namejet

MegaWeapon.io Already has 2 bids
OpenLayer.org Sounds like an open source depository. No bids
LuckyBot.org AI gambling bot No bids
BeRoots.cl 40 bidders. Has to be backlinks
