Sedo and Domain Holdings Co-Broker 6 Figure Domain Name

Sedo and Domain Holdings are two of the best domain brokerages, helping to broker millions of dollars in annual domain sales. More often than not, these two companies work independently on behalf of their clients.

Sedo broker Dave Evanson just tweeted that the two companies worked together to co-broker the domain name, Breathalyzer.com, which sold for $115,000. Dave Evanson worked with Steve Smith from Domain Holdings to secure the deal.

The transaction is still in escrow at Sedo, so the buyer isn’t yet known. The seller appears to have been longtime domain investor Roy Messer.

It’s great to see companies like Sedo and Domain Holdings working together to help their clients close deals. I am sure all parties are happy with the outcome of this transaction.

For Domain Brokerage, Size Does Matter

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This is a guest Post by Dave Evanson, Senior Domain Broker at Sedo.  I asked Dave to write about the differences between working with a large domain name brokerage and an independent domain broker. Previously, Andrew Rosener wrote an article about the benefits of working with an independent domain broker.

There are certainly some capable independent brokers in this business, and I commend them for their ability to deliver for both domain buyers and sellers. However, even though there are situations where an independent broker’s services may be preferred to those of a large brokerage firm, there are some crucial benefits to working with a large firm. Having been an independent broker myself, I joined Sedo knowing that the vast resources the company has at its disposal would enable me to get better results for clients. At the end of the day, working with Sedo, I have better tools and more time than I would working independently, and so I get higher prices for sellers and great deals for buyers.

First and foremost, Sedo has the largest and most comprehensive

March Great Domains Auction Ending Soon

Sedo’s Great Domains auction for March is ending in about an hour and a half. There are 121 domain names up for auction this month, including a number of short domain names like OAL.com, MHJ.com, and VOF.com. At the moment, well over half of the domain names have bids, although many don’t seem to have met reserve yet.

Here are the 5 domain names I like best in the auction, with the reserve price range taken into consideration:

“Milk Smashing” is Popular and MilkSmashing.com is Cheap

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I was reading the Boston Globe today, and I read an article discussing a new trend called “milk smashing” (also known as gallon smashing). Apparently, it involves people going into a grocery store, smashing a gallon of milk on the floor and jumping in the milk while someone films the entire thing to post online.

I don’t really get why this has become the cool thing to do, but who am I to judge. I did see that SmashingMilk.com is currently listed for sale on Sedo for the bargain basement price of $249. I don’t buy trendy domain names, so it’s not a name I’d want to buy, but if this really is a big thing, someone could probably make money on that investment.

This “milk smashing” trend seems to be happening all over the country. There are articles in publications in Denver, Buffalo, Philadelphia, and I am sure it’s happening elsewhere.

As with every trend, this one likely (hopefully) won’t last too long, so it’s a limited opportunity. Sort of like Tebowing and Planking.

The domain name was registered just this month by someone in California and it’s listed for sale on Sedo. I neither have any financial stake in a sale nor was I asked to promote this listing.

Sedo’s Kathy Nielsen Featured on Blog Talk Radio Discussing gTLDs

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I want to share an interview about gTLD domain names that was recently posted on the Small Business Digest radio show on Blog Talk Radio, “the world’s largest social radio network.” The hour-long interview features a discussion with Kathy Nielsen, Director of Strategic Alliances (and Business Development for gTLDs) at Sedo. In the interview, Nielsen discussed the launch of gTLD domain names and how small to medium sized businesses can buy relevant domain names.

If you would prefer

Great Domains Auction Results

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Sedo’s Great Domains monthly auction closed this afternoon, and the auction netted around $85,000 in sales. Withdraw.com sold for a bit over $10,000 while Shopping.me sold for just under $10,000 (the sale was in EUR).

The auctions that met their reserve prices and sold are listed below. Since the auction just closed today, most of these are still in escrow.

withdraw.com 10050 $US
shopping.me 7600 EUR
yrn.com 6600 $US
hausfinanzierung.de 6300 EUR
anniversaire.com 6150 EUR