The Geo Tracker 2 January 08

Posted by Steve under Geo Tracker on Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008 1:04 am

This week was another slow week for the geo market due to the holidays.  The geo market should pick up some traction in the upcoming months due to all of the conferences scheduled and networking opportunities that arise while attending them.

NewYorkTheater.com	$8,600	NameJet.com
EaglePark.com	$2,740	AfternicDLS
AtlantaDentists.com	$2,450	AfternicDLS
SingaporeHealth.com	$2,200	AfternicDLS
Moshi.com	$3,700	AfternicDLS
Liberia.net	$6,518	NameJet.com
USbusiness.net	$1,800	AfternicDLS
TapisRouge.net	$1,500	AfternicDLS
ThePhilippines.net	$1,100	AfternicDLS
SaintPetersburg.biz	$1,200	NameJet.com

 

3 Responses to “The Geo Tracker 2 January 08”

1. Mike Says:
   January 2nd, 2008 at 21:46 pm

   I bought thephilippines.net. I am hoping to develop a travel portal and SN site for the Philippines.

   
   
   
2. Tommy Butler Says:
   January 4th, 2008 at 10:41 am

   keep up the good work listing those names.
   |Its putting a smile to my old Crinky face lol

   **SMO**

   

   
   
   
3. Rich Says:
   January 7th, 2008 at 18:59 pm

   Hey Steve,
   You’ve probably seen this already, but I reckon these names are pretty good for reg fee:
   http://www.urlacademy.com/?p=125

   - rich

   **SMO**

   Rich,

   There are a few who like the “i” in front of a geo domain because of the branding possibilities. If this is your flavor of cream, I would recommend registering the .com and not the .net if the opportunity arises. IMO, prime geo domains should be the only names you register in .net and .org extentions. There is simply too many competitive names out there in .Com and other extentions to compete with, to make variations of prime geos. It is already hard to get a prime geo domain going, why make it harder with a second tier name if you have the control? In the end, it is not about my opinion, but about the content and branding you deliver through the developed website that will determine the true value of any domain name.

   Good luck with those Geos!

   
   
   

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