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Sales trends research - how to

Andre107

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Hi everyone. I am reading a lot here and there to understand how to start getting into domain business. Apparently one way to understand what to invest in, is to get sales reports for certain kind of domains, filtered for extension or type (VCVCV .com .net .xyz are the ones I am focusing on at the moment).
I've found a tool very useful but costs way over my budget for the moment: namebio.
Are there other similar cheaper tools out there?
Do you suggest other ways to get an idea of what are the selling trends over the markets?
Thank you very much.
 
Hi everyone. I am reading a lot here and there to understand how to start getting into domain business. Apparently one way to understand what to invest in, is to get sales reports for certain kind of domains, filtered for extension or type (VCVCV .com .net .xyz are the ones I am focusing on at the moment).
I've found a tool very useful but costs way over my budget for the moment: namebio.
Are there other similar cheaper tools out there?
Do you suggest other ways to get an idea of what are the selling trends over the markets?
Thank you very much.
Some of the resources which I use are Namebio.com, DNJournal.com

Both are best and report domain sales data.
 
Hi

"the brain" is free, and you can use it as much as you want.

don't pay for any tools, just keep reading and asking the right questions.

imo...
 
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