Ray on November 21st, 2007

In this latest round up of UK related domain sales reported to DNJournal.com this week,  Recycle.co.uk becomes the highest ever reported sale of a .uk domain name. This is further proof of the strength of the UK’s ccTLD.
There were a number of really nice sales reported by DNJournal. Last week it was reported that MopedInsurance.co.uk sold [...]

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Ray on November 12th, 2007

Here is my round up of important domain name news from the last few days or so.
To start off I really enjoyed DNJournal.com’s great article on the life of domainer and NewYork.com owner Leyland Hardy. It makes great reading.
I was pleased to see a report from DomainNews.com about a recent survey of UK marketing professionals about their use of the .co.uk [...]

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Ray on November 5th, 2007

Many domainers closely follow domain name sales data to understand more about domain name values. Previous sales data can only be a rough guide to the possible value of any particular domain name and should not be used as the sole determinant of a domains value. Nevertheless, general sale prices for domains that are similar to one [...]

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Ray on October 21st, 2007

I think a lot of newer domainers really struggle to understand the different factors which drive demand and prices for generic and brandable domains. I offer this post as my very brief attempt to address what is often a costly problem for newer domainers.

Short memorable names with the .com extension are particularly sought [...]

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Ray on October 3rd, 2007

DNJournal.com has a weekly report on the top reported domain name sales each week. Generally, only a small proportion are UK related and I have listed below the UK related sales reported to DNJournal and included in their report on Tuesday 02 October.
ScottishSalmon.com was sold for around £1,500 ($3,088) on Afternic and JobsUK.net sold for [...]

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