This was a great week for geo domain sales. It seems there were a lot of investors and end users ready to spend top dollar to acquire geo domains. RickLatona.com has done an outstanding job selling some of his geo domain portfolio through his daily newsletter filled with domains for sale. He is responsible for many of the top geo domain sales for 2008. Shaun Pilfold and Robert Montgomery broke the industry record for ccTLD geo domain sales when they acquired jobs.ca for $600,000. Congrats to both! ccTLD geo domain sales totaled $734,419 for a grand total of $935,012.

Another week has past, and it is time to list the geo domain sales.  There were not many sales on the .com side of the house, however, ccTLDs continued to do well.  Last week I said I would include ccTLDs and IDNs in the listing.  After experimenting and seeing how time consuming this was, I have decided to drop that idea and provide a rollup of all sales with a link to DNJournal.com for your review.  I will continue to list .ccTLDs that can be used to compare prices with similiar geo domains.

A total of $115,446 in ccTLDs were sold, for a grand total of $133,771 in geo domain sales.

 Next week, I will start rolling up ccTLD geo domains into the weekly geo tracker.  We will start capturing the complete geo domain industry to include reported IDN sales.  As the leading geo domain industry blog, we must focus on the complete industry, instead of focusing on a large volume of .com geo domains.  ccTLD geo domains totaled $149,932 this week in sales.  I find this weekly total very impressive and expect to see a larger volume of reported sales as the industry matures.  Total geo domain sales for this week:  $ 223,401. 

This week the geo market picked up momentum with a variety of small sales taking place.  This is an indicator that many endusers/investors are looking to acquire geo domains on a budget with a median of $3k this week.  I am curious if this trend will continue with the slow down of the American economy. 

I know there are some great deals on the market that investors are taking advantage of that never get reported.  This is the time to shop around and buy some really good geo domains for bargain prices.  Polish up those negotiating skills, there are deals all over. Remember, never settle for asking price unless the name is just that good.  This weeks total geo sales amounted to $74,532.

It was a very slow week for Geo domain sales.  However, the geo market still delivered $90,936 in sales.   

This was a slow week for the geo domain industry.  The best deal this week was VisitPasadena.com for $2,200.  There was a total of $87,173 in verified geo domain sales this week.

Another week of slow sales in the Geo domain industry.  However, this was a healthy week with $132,618 worth of geo sales.  The top 5 geo sales finally completed escrow from the Traffic show in February.  Overall, I believe the market is still showing solid growth.