The Moniker T.R.A.F.F.I.C 2007 domain name auction closed another successful session in New York today with the sale of several domain names selling for well into the six and seven figures. CreditCheck.com, Seniors.com and Cardiology.com were among the highest priced domains sold. Seven domain names received bids over $3 million.
FULL STORY »If you've ever tried to register a new domain name -- particularly using a generic keyword -- you know that most all words are already registered and no longer available. Because of this, an aftermarket in domain names has sprung up, and a number of premium health and medical domain names can still be purchased at auction or through private sales.
FULL STORY »Domain name investors have done well over the past few years simply trading generic domain names. But with a little extra effort, savvy entrepreneurs are exponentially multiplying their return on investment by developing traffic and real business on top of those domain names before selling them off. And these days, it's not as costly as you might think to develop a real Internet business.
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