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I still like auctions for certain names, especially when there is clear investor demand. But for many average-to-good domains, I wonder if Buy Now pricing is becoming more practical. It gives the buyer a clear number, and it saves the seller from low offers that go nowhere. Of course, the hard...

When a domain points to a live website but the site suddenly stops loading, the first question is usually whether it is a DNS issue or a hosting issue. It could be nameservers, DNS records, CDN settings, SSL, cache, or the server itself. For people managing domain portfolios or client domains...

The recent .IN discussion made me think more about ccTLD investing. With .com, the rules feel more familiar to most investors. With ccTLDs, each extension can have its own policy culture and expectations. Do you check the registry policy before buying a country-code domain, or do you mainly...

Maybe this topic is a little late, but I still wanted to open a separate thread and see what others think. .si is getting attention, but I do not think sales alone tell the full story yet. For me, the more interesting part would be seeing more real websites using .si as the main domain. I...

After following ICANN86 in Seville, I have been thinking about how much the role of a domain registrar has changed. For many years, a lot of people chose a registrar mainly by price, especially the first-year registration price. Price still matters, of course. For domain investors, agencies...

I don’t think the answer is automatically yes, but I also think more businesses should at least think about it properly. If the business is very clearly Canada-first and mostly serves a domestic audience, .ca often does the job just fine. But once there’s any real concern around expansion...