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Vinyl.com: Trust, Traffic, and the Power of Exact Match

Vinyl.com: Trust, Traffic, and the Power of Exact Match

Vinyl.com is another one of those domains that says what it means. It is a category word, a cultural object, and a buying intent all in one. If you have been around domains long enough, you know names like this are rare because they are not clever. They are obvious. What matters next is what you do with that kind of asset. Vinyl.com launched as an online record store with a deep catalog, positioned as a place to shop records and discover music.

Does Policy Matter For Domainers?

Does Policy Matter For Domainers?

Most domain investors focus on names, buyers, pricing, sales. That is where the money is. But there are organizations and policy frameworks operating in the background that can affect whether you actually own what you bought, and whether you can move it when you want to. That matters more than people realize. The question is whether any of these groups actually serve investors in a meaningful way.

March Was All About Clarity - NamePros

March Was All About Clarity - NamePros

March ended up being one of those months where the individual articles were about different things on the surface, but underneath they were all circling the same issue. Clarity. Not tools. Not marketplaces. Not more options. Clarity about what you own, why you own it, what the market is actually telling you, and when it's time to stop protecting a narrative that stopped being true a while ago.

A Few Weeks After Launching NotRenewing.com

A Few Weeks After Launching NotRenewing.com

A few weeks ago I launched NotRenewing.com , and I'll be honest. I wasn't totally sure what I was going to get. The premise is simple enough. Every domain investor has names they're not going to renew. That doesn't automatically make those names worthless. Sometimes they don't fit the portfolio anymore. Sometimes the timing's off. Sometimes you're just tired of carrying them.

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Patience Only Works When a Name Deserves It

Patience gets a lot of credit in this industry. You hear it constantly. Hold long enough and the right buyer will come. Good names take time. The best sales are years in the making. And honestly, that's not wrong. Some of the best outcomes I've seen, including ones I've had, came from holding longer than felt comfortable. But I've also held names that had no business being in my portfolio for as long as they were.

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Owning the Category: The Leasing.com Story

Some domain names support a business. Others become the business. That is what makes the journey of David Timmis especially interesting. He founded the company that would become Leasing.com in 2000 and spent years building real traction on the long, descriptive domain ContractHireAndLeasing.com . The business grew, the market matured, and eventually the name caught up with the ambition.

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