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A $1.4M domain sold yesterday on a payment plan, with a substantial down payment. It's the fourth name this founder has bought from us.
Two thoughts.
Payment plans widen the market for great names. There have never been more startups, and never more competition for attention. A strong name is a real edge, but most entrepreneurs can't write a seven-figure check on day one.
Discovery matters even at this level. They weren't looking for this specific name. They found it while browsing the marketplace, just like the previous three.
Founders tend to brainstorm outward from what their company does, which often leads them toward descriptive names. The best brandable names are open vessels: broad enough to hold a company that doesn't exist yet. Which means many founders never think to search for them.
Today in The Lowdown: .it.com Domains announced that their total number of registrations has passed 200,000 after growing by 33% since the opening quarter of this year. In addition to the high growth rate, the number of registrations is notable because it sets a new high water mark for 3rd level .com domain registrations in a single string.
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In DENVER, Colorado a 29-year-old marketing employee fired after arriving six minutes late got an unexpected opportunity for revenge the following morning when he discovered his former company had forgotten to renew its website domain.
The domain had expired overnight and was publicly available for just $14.99.
He bought it.
Management discovered the mistake after the company's website and email services stopped working and contacted their former employee demanding that he transfer the domain back.