Pair of 6-Figure Sales Head New 2-Week Market Report at DNJournal.com

[Duke]

The new domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. If you feel like you are seeing double when you read the column this week - you are. There was no sales report last week because we were away covering the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. East conference in Orlando (our comprehensive show review will be published on our home page this weekend). To bring you back up to speed this week's report includes all sales reported to us since the last report two weeks ago. We've also expanded all of our charts from 20 to 40 positions to make sure the top sellers don't get lost in the flood of sales data.

A pair of 6-figure sales heads the new all extension chart which is made up of 33 .coms, 3 .nets, 3 ccTLDs and a .info. There are also some interesting comments from the Senior VP and General Manager of NameMedia's Domain Aftermarket, Pete Lamson, on the current state of the domain sales channel. Those who are depressed by falling PPC revenues might be surprised by how the aftermarket is faring by comparison. You can get all of the details here:
http://www.dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm

 

[fab]

WallStreet.info commanding $25,500 - pretty respectable for a .info
249.com was sold by the owners of Sevent.com for $92,000 and DotcomAgency.com paid $75,000 to acquire 93.com - pretty respectable number .coms as well.

Great reporting as usual Ron.

BTW, are you going to Barcelona?

 

[Leading Names]

WallStreet.info commanding $25,500 - pretty respectable for a .info

And computer.us for 17k – both nice sales .

- Rob

 

[Rockefeller]

great .info sale! congrats to both

 

[NetworkMsia]

nice read

 

[draggar]

WallStreet.info commanding $25,500 - pretty respectable for a .info

IMO a great buy for them. $25.5K is a small price to pay for a domain like that. Huge potential for an end-user / developer.

 

[PRED]

thanks Ron

yep, congrats to our member: sevent k: