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Want to scale your portfolio faster? Winterline is now brokering a nice portfolio of profitable domains. Inquire for more info
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There is no greater example of the value of owning the dot com. Google Gemini killed the brokerage companies brand but they own the dot com. They will be the one and only Gemini.com. It will be as an important of a buy for @tyler as bitcoin:native
Gemini․com is so prominent in Gemini (the crypto company's) branding.
But it makes sense. With Google Gemini's strong AI market presence (750 million MAUs), @Gemini is leveraging Gemini․com as a differentiator here.
starting the brokerage off strong with some amazing .AI domains.
someone could build a generational brand on one of these...
😍😍
We've added 3 great dot AI names to the names we are representing at Winterline. Thank you to all the domain investors who have reached out under aliases to buy the domains. We agree, they are great
May.ai
Gesture.ai
Recognition.ai
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When we help companies brand, we are domain first branding. You want to check available domains BEFORE you fall in love with a name. Available is more than you can buy the domain. Available also means another company doesn't own the trademark in your category or would be confusing for your customers or clients. We're trying to amplify your efforts not add headwinds
Bro I bought a domain called tofu studio for 10k and found out there’s an agency with this exact name after the fact and I didn’t proceed with the name.
Same can be said about marks. You discover there’s a company serving the exact same audience with the same service with the same logo, you change it.
There’s no “oh its a coincidence” and you just ignore it lol. I’m just too busy now to do anything about it but you sure can test our patience
this one is going to absolutely print, I can't believe (Meta?) let it expire...
☑️ premium one-word AI
☑️ domain with eye-popping tech/AI authority
$$$$$$$$$$
hey @Meta hire us to manage your domains, we can turn these oopsies into $$$$$$$$$$
this is the way
I'm excited to announce I recently acquired the domain anevo(.)com for $13,000
The first question you might be asking is... why pay that much for a domain?
...let alone a word that doesn't "mean" anything
Although it is not likely to generate us a ROI today, this week, or this month, I have a long term vision for my company and team & figure this is another step in the direction of building a proper brand
When I first started this business, I didn't have any real track record of success and didn't have the money to get a proper domain
I settled for anevomarketing(.)com - while having a long domain or having the word "marketing" in the name ultimately "doesn't matter" I just didn't love the look of how long it was and didn't feel like it represented our brand
I also promised that when I hit a revenue milestone that I'd splurge and get a nice watch - when I hit it (and have now well exceeded it) it just didn't "feel" right when I could invest more into the business/company/team
While "anevo" might not mean anything to anyone, it was the name I picked when I started and I always wanted to have the clean 5 letter .com to accompany it
I see this as a bigger bet on the vision & I'm happy with it even if it does nothing, but I see this as another deposit into our brand that will pay dividends
Next step is to rebuild a proper site to along with it (in progress)
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Also not used to sharing numbers / moves like this, but I'm sharing this in an attempt to "build in public" more after watching a recent YT vid from the Bloom CEO Greg LaVecchia & felt inspired lol
Appreciate you all - have another exciting announcement in the next few hours 👀
this take is as hot as a vermont pond
:)
by which I mean, I think mostly everyone agrees with this...
top sale on the board: rew-online.com
rew = real estate weekly, a real estate (duh) publication.
why did it sell for $41k?
👇 (it's obviously an SEO buy, but I'll explain)
Here is the March Namejet/Snapnames Auction Report of all domains over $2K sold at auction. The Snap list is big so you may need to blow up the pic 😃 Click for results
A lot of the top names are SEO based, aged names which shows that market is only growing.
NameJet was up 54% on domain units sold MoM and 94% on revenue.
SnapNames was up 60% on domain units sold MoM and 60% on revenue.
