New Year Starts With a Bang! Strong Sales Highlight 1st DNJournal Report for 2005

[Duke]

If you liked 2004, you'll probably like 2005 even better. After a major industry turnaround in 2004, business begain the New Year with a bang. A $58,000 sale heads the 1st DNJournal.com weekly sales report of '05, one of 7 five-figure transactions. The new extensions got out of the gate fast too with the highest .US sale reported to date and the 2nd highest .biz sale yet! Read all about it through the link below.

DNJournal Weekly Domain Sales Report

 

[Leading Names]

Thanks Ron,

Always read the report before hitting the hay (it’s 2.40 am in the UK)

2004 was a promising year for the new extensions; hopefully 2005 will continue to be even better!

- Rob

 

[izopod]

nice to see .biz (or the reported ones) make the rounds this week! Excellent work Duke...

If you liked 2004, you'll probably like 2005 even better. After a major industry turnaround in 2004, business begain the New Year with a bang. A $58,000 sale heads the 1st DNJournal.com weekly sales report of '05, one of 7 five-figure transactions. The new extensions got out of the gate fast too with the highest .US sale reported to date and the 2nd highest .biz sale yet! Read all about it through the link below.

DNJournal Weekly Domain Sales Report

 

[Duke]

By the way I have now added a list of every reported domain sale of $10,000 or more in 2004 (more than 300 domains) here:

http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2004-expanded-ytd.htm

The final 2004 Year To Date list we published last week only had domains above $28,000 (77 total).

There is also a new list of every reported new extension domain that sold for $1,000 or more in 2004. A total of 201 domains (145 of those were .info, 35 were .biz and 21 were .us). Last week's final YTD list only had those from $4,000 up (37 domains). Here is a link to the expanded list:

http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2004-expanded-newtld.htm

One other note I found interesting in putting these expanded lists together. CellPhones.us sold this week for $12,250 (highest .us to date). Last June the singular version, CellPhone.us, sold for just $1,000 at Pool.