As an investor and an entrepreneur, it is the most exciting time in the history of the domain industry. You could argue that the 90’s were the most exciting times, but in that period, only a handful of very savvy investors and forward thinkers truly saw the big picture. Nowadays the big picture is clearly laid out for everyone. Domain names are not going anywhere, and if you are wise enough to accumulate a portfolio with the future in mind, you too will see some incredible results.
Current Trends
At the moment, short liquid domains are the hot commodity, and for good reason. As the internet grows, these short domain names will become rarer, and their value will continue to skyrocket. There is absolutely no reason it wouldn’t. History has proven this time and time again.
In 2006, two letter .com’s were selling in the wholesale market for around $50,000-$150,000, and they are now easily surpassing the $1,000,000 price point. Think forward to ten years from now. If you pay $500-$2,000 to acquire a short, four letter .com today, ten years from now your total acquisition cost will have only increased by $10 per year. But their value will likely multiply by 10-20x, and perhaps even more, as they become a rarity.
The complete article by ALi Zandi may be found here on Zandibot
Current Trends
At the moment, short liquid domains are the hot commodity, and for good reason. As the internet grows, these short domain names will become rarer, and their value will continue to skyrocket. There is absolutely no reason it wouldn’t. History has proven this time and time again.
In 2006, two letter .com’s were selling in the wholesale market for around $50,000-$150,000, and they are now easily surpassing the $1,000,000 price point. Think forward to ten years from now. If you pay $500-$2,000 to acquire a short, four letter .com today, ten years from now your total acquisition cost will have only increased by $10 per year. But their value will likely multiply by 10-20x, and perhaps even more, as they become a rarity.
The complete article by ALi Zandi may be found here on Zandibot