Yes, I actually made over a 26,000% return on investment on a single domain name.
Let me start with the caveat, domain investing like all investment is filled with risks and most people I know who own domain names of personal interest to them are unlikely to ever make a dime of profit selling mediocre domain names.
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Morgan Linton is a domain investor who has been earning passive income from his domain business in the 5 to 6-figure range. Domain Sherpa has posted an informative interview with Linton.
This talk should help domain investors who want to understand how big domainers operate and think. His advice is particularly suited to those who want to build passive income via domain traffic.
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8 Short-Brandable Domain Sales in Top-20 sales report this week, according to sales charts posted by DN Journal. There are five 4-letter domains, one 5-letter domain and two 6-letter domains. All were .com domains, except for one which was a .de domain. All sold for low to mid 5-figures prices.
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Are you trying to understand the impact to “Fair Use” in light of the Toyota v Tabari decision?
Check out this webinar to understand the impact…
The Instant Impact of Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. v. Tabari (9th Cir. July 8, 2026) on the Nominative Fair Use Doctrine and Domain Names (ExecSense Webinars)
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Bill Sweetman produced this funny video depicting a typical domain name inquiry. If you own a large number of domains like we do and Bill does, this represents only a slight exaggeration of a common scenario. He produced this using the xtranormal video platform.
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Are you interested in getting into the business of domaining? Are you ready to invest in domain names? Do do some research first…
Domain Name Investing: Make Money Online And Run Your Own Home Business By Buying And Selling Premium Domains In Your Spare Time!
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Guest Article: Check out this article offering advice on a recent scam that is being performed on domainers. The scam basically starts with an offer for a domain, contingent on appraisal. Then the unsuspecting domain investor is directed to a supposed third party to generate an appraisal. The scam is basically to get the domainer to busy this bogus appraisal. We suggest you only use reputable appraisal services to avoid falling for this scam.
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