question Who is the real end buyer for a first-name .COM?

[nicenicnicenic is verified member.]

Evan.com was reportedly sold for $400,000 on July 22.

A first-name .com is rare, but it is different from a product keyword or category domain.

For this type of domain, is the strongest buyer usually a founder, a company, or another investor?

 

[BobBob is verified member.]

I am very interested in this question as well. I have a common .org first name (Mandy), but have had trouble finding anybody who might be interested.

 

[nicenicnicenic is verified member.]

I am very interested in this question as well. I have a common .org first name (Mandy), but have had trouble finding anybody who might be interested.

Mandy.org is a good name and easy to understand. It probably needs the right story behind it to be sold.

 

[StrictlyNames]

That might have sold for so much because eVan.com, think eBike.

 

[StrictlyNames]

I am very interested in this question as well. I have a common .org first name (Mandy), but have had trouble finding anybody who might be interested.

Get ahold of Barry Manilow. half kidding. Good name, good luck

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[nicenicnicenic is verified member.]

That might have sold for so much because eVan.com, think eBike.

That actually makes the price feel a little less crazy

 

[nvdh]

Some firstnames are also brands, like Tommy, Alexa, Hugo, Mercedes, Chanel, ...
Mandy could be a brand too

 

[nicenicnicenic is verified member.]

Some firstnames are also brands, like Tommy, Alexa, Hugo, Mercedes, Chanel, ...
Mandy could be a brand too

Yes.... The best names feel like a brand before you explain them.