Hello, happy Friday, and welcome to my weekly domain investing news roundup. I can never really figure out what to write in this first sections so I thought I’d spend a few sentences talking about the first story on my list.
This week Elliot wrote a good article that referenced a Tweet from Rick Schwartz about the problem with having a BIN + Make Offer option on a landing page. I think Rick made a really good point here and am glad that Elliot wrote a post dedicated to it. Why would anyone take your BIN price seriously if you make it clear that you’re willing to consider other offers?
To me, a landing page with BIN + Make Offer is more like a page that says, “Looking for $x or best offer,” it takes all the wind out of your sales when it comes to really standing behind the price.
Okay, there’s a little commentary from me on the news, now let’s get to the good stuff. Below are the stories from the domain investing world that caught my eye this week, enjoy!
- BIN + Make Offer Isn’t Ideal for Me (Read more on DomainInvesting.com)
- Sedo weekly sales led by Sentai.com (Read more on TheDomains.com)
- Eko.com domain name sells for $1.5 million (Read more on DomainNameWire)
- Brexit hell: .eu suspension plan put on hold (Read more on DomainIncite)
- 97 Newly Funded Companies and their Domain Names: MadBox.io, Firedome.io, Foundries.io (Read more on DNGeek)
- Ad Practitioners LLC acquires Money.com for a reported $20 million (Read more on TLDInvestors.com)
- Some major generic domains have just changed hands! (read more on DomainGang)
I hope you all have a great weekend and for those who are watching basketball now that it’s back on, please send the Warriors some love this Sunday!
