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The Domain Name Market in 2008: Buy or Sell?
Domaining News Source: http://www.searchenginejournal.com
Published: Jan 24, 2008 - 07:50 am
Story Found By: SiteMost 1480 Days ago
Category: Domaining
I’m not a domain expert; I’m an online marketer that over the years has built a portfolio of domains and follow the market here and there. My speculation for 2008 is ... well, you can read the article to find-out.
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from NickWilsdon 1480 Days ago #
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The domain market is pretty upbeat about the thoughts of a recession. As a group they tend to have a long view on the value of these assets. Again you can see similarities with property investors. Frank Schilling picked up many of his bargains during the dot com crash and has already suggested there maybe ‘cyclical opportunities if the economy craters’. Although the top end and end-user sales may go down, like shares, attractive prices will draw industry buyers back in quickly.

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from crazycat 1479 Days ago #
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I’m not into domain name market but I still want to have a little knowledge about it. I’ve read it at forums, too.

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from learningseo 1478 Days ago #
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It will be interesting to see how recession influences the domain market.

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