Welcome to this week's Top Topics. "China will block the .COM extension" is a bold prediction from a member in one of NamePros.com's most active discussions this week. Elsewhere, DN.com released some very interesting information regarding triple Pinyin domain names, and one member shared the news of his first domain sale ever this week.
A Little Proud: First Domain Sold!
A NamePros member shared the news of his first domain name sale, which happened this week. The sale of an undisclosed domain name was met with unanimous praise from the community. After being asked for more details, the member in question said that the sale via an inbound enquiry had come after unsuccessfully contacting many local businesses.
Topic by: @sittingducks
Triple Pinyin Domains Become the New Favorite in Chinese Market
DN.com have released a very interesting article this week, stating that triple Pinyin domain names are set to become the new favorite amongst Chinese investors. Due to the fact that single and double Pinyin phrases are scarce, DN.com predict that triple Pinyin phrase .COM domains will become more popular on the Chinese market.
Topic by: @Cynthia
So While I Was In Panera Bread This Happened...
Omar Negron shared a story this week of a trip to cafe Panera Bread. After ordering his food and opened his laptop, he noticed another person using their laptop. The screen was visible to Omar and he happened to notice the website this person was browsing. The website was ExpiredDomains.net, proving that "Domainers are everywhere," as Omar says.
Topic by: @Omar Negron
China Will Block .Com's for a Competitive Edge
This week, NamePros.com member Chris Rice (@cverzonilla) published his predictions for the coming months. Chris told the community that he thinks .COM could be blocked in China, effective from March 1st, 2016. Naturally, this has produced a lot of debate.
Topic by: @cverzonilla
6N .COMs: Average Price Will Be $2500 in 2016, Frank Shilling Says
During @DomainSherpa's live NamesCon Review, Frank Schilling mentioned that he expects to see an average sales price of $2,500 per domain name for certain repeating 6N .COM domains. Members are debating whether this will be true, or whether 6N .COM domain names will fall in value over the coming months.
Topic by: @Jim Holleran
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what’s trending!
A Little Proud: First Domain Sold!
A NamePros member shared the news of his first domain name sale, which happened this week. The sale of an undisclosed domain name was met with unanimous praise from the community. After being asked for more details, the member in question said that the sale via an inbound enquiry had come after unsuccessfully contacting many local businesses.
Topic by: @sittingducks
Triple Pinyin Domains Become the New Favorite in Chinese Market
DN.com have released a very interesting article this week, stating that triple Pinyin domain names are set to become the new favorite amongst Chinese investors. Due to the fact that single and double Pinyin phrases are scarce, DN.com predict that triple Pinyin phrase .COM domains will become more popular on the Chinese market.
Topic by: @Cynthia
So While I Was In Panera Bread This Happened...
Omar Negron shared a story this week of a trip to cafe Panera Bread. After ordering his food and opened his laptop, he noticed another person using their laptop. The screen was visible to Omar and he happened to notice the website this person was browsing. The website was ExpiredDomains.net, proving that "Domainers are everywhere," as Omar says.
Topic by: @Omar Negron
China Will Block .Com's for a Competitive Edge
This week, NamePros.com member Chris Rice (@cverzonilla) published his predictions for the coming months. Chris told the community that he thinks .COM could be blocked in China, effective from March 1st, 2016. Naturally, this has produced a lot of debate.
Topic by: @cverzonilla
6N .COMs: Average Price Will Be $2500 in 2016, Frank Shilling Says
During @DomainSherpa's live NamesCon Review, Frank Schilling mentioned that he expects to see an average sales price of $2,500 per domain name for certain repeating 6N .COM domains. Members are debating whether this will be true, or whether 6N .COM domain names will fall in value over the coming months.
Topic by: @Jim Holleran
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what’s trending!
