So many drops.....

[DirectoryNetwork.com]

Is there a place we can see a graph of registered domain names in the world.

What do you thing about the domaining industry?

Thanks

 

[dbrech]

I see that domain industry is developing. Drops are arose not more then above.
But a domain prices have been reduced for end users.

 

[A D]

Everyone filters their names especially in times of economic downturn, I am also dropping quite a few names these days.

If a name makes no revenue, has little or no traffic and has no development potential, it needs to be dropped.

The time for holding names that don't meet certain criteria is over.

-=DCG=-

 

[draggar]

Adam made a great point and I've been following the same.

No traffic, no revenue, no development plans? I first try to offload them here and if not, I drop them.

I've dropped close to 75 domains since December. That's a big chunk but my portfolio is a lot better in quality now.

 

[Onward]

Yes. I also would add "no previous offers" to that list as well...something about recieving a high xxx or low xxxx offer that I turned down...then drop the name - I can't do that yet.

I have a hrd time letting go, but I have also been dropping a few...Most of the ones I drop have been scooped up by buydomains...

 

[DirectoryNetwork.com]

Where can we follow the numbers of registered domains?

Is Icann offer these stats?

Thanks

 

[Sonny Banks]

http://www.zfbot.com/

 

[kwok]

Even many LLL.tlds are dropped these days.

 

[cleverlyslick]

http://www.zfbot.com/

nice website carter.helpful to find end users. :yes:

 

[Compassion]

Even many LLL.tlds are dropped these days.

best tool to find these?