For years, selling domain names meant listing them on marketplaces like Sedo or Afternic and waiting for a buyer. The problem? Many domains sit for months or years without attracting offers. That’s why I turned to outbound sales, actively finding buyers rather than waiting for them to come to me. One of the best tools I’ve found for this is Pitchbox, which automates much of the process—finding potential buyers, gathering contact information, and running email outreach campaigns. With this system, I’ve managed to sell domains in as little as one hour after launching a campaign. [Read more…]

Common to Host 2025 .ORG Impact Awards as Public Interest Registry Reveals Finalists

The Public Interest Registry (PIR), operator of the .ORG domain, has announced the finalists for the 2025 .ORG Impact Awards. Out of nearly 3,000 applicants across more than 120 countries, 35 organizations and individuals were selected for their contributions to communities worldwide. Grammy, Oscar, and Emmy winner Common will host the ceremony in Washington, D.C. on October 7.

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NameSilo Acquires ShortURL and Expands Its Digital Footprint

NameSilo Technologies Corp. has announced a significant step in its strategy to build out its internet infrastructure portfolio. The company confirmed that its subsidiary, NameSilo LLC, has acquired 100% of ShortURL.at, a widely used and highly ranked link shortening service. The move underscores NameSilo’s ambition to pair consumer-facing tools with its established expertise in domain registration and management. [Read more…]

 

Dynadot Launches NameClub, A Marketplace for Premium Domains

Dynadot, a well-known ICANN-accredited registrar, has introduced NameClub, a domain marketplace built to connect entrepreneurs, businesses, and investors with premium names. The launch highlights Dynadot’s push to provide both buyers and sellers with a modern, streamlined platform focused on branding and value. [Read more…]

Why Northwest Stands Out in LLC Formation

Starting a business often means wrestling with paperwork, state rules, and confusing vendor choices. Northwest Registered Agent strips away much of that friction by handling the legal side of things and prioritizing privacy. The company is widely known for never selling customer data or luring users with free trial gimmicks. Transparency is built into its process. Entrepreneurs know exactly what they’re paying for, and why.

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Public Interest Registry (PIR), the registry behind .ORG, named 35 finalists for the 2025 .ORG Impact Awards. The pool came from nearly 3,000 applications across more than 120 countries. Every finalist receives a $2,500 donation and an invitation to the celebration in Washington, D.C. on October 7. The host is Common—the artist, actor, and philanthropist known for the Apple TV+ series “Silo” and a rare triple: Grammy, Oscar, and Emmy. [Read more…]

Medistry LLC reported more than 42,000 pre-orders for the .med Top Level Domain (TLD) in the first 12 weeks. Big names moved early. Biogen, CVS, Stanford, Bayer, Mayo Clinic, and Ozempic secured key addresses. Short, consumer-friendly labels such as Sports.med, Rehab.med, Life.med, Oncology.med, and Therapy.med are spoken for. [Read more…]

How to Protect Your Domain Names from Theft in 2025

If you own a valuable domain name—or even one you simply can’t afford to lose—it’s time to take its security seriously. Domain theft is more common than most people realize, and the tactics used by bad actors are evolving rapidly. [Read more…]

Tucows Registry Takes Over Radix Domains in Strategic Expansion

Tucows just landed a big one.

On August 6, 2025, Tucows Inc. (NASDAQ: TCX), a longtime player in the domain name infrastructure business, announced that it has been chosen by Radix to run technical back-end registry services for its entire portfolio of top-level domains (TLDs). That includes 11 in total—10 generic TLDs and one country-code, plus one second-level domain. [Read more…]

I pulled the entire list of the expired domain names for the next five days from Namejet’s downloads and analyzed the list. I used a few tools like Majestic’s bulk backlink analysis tool, as well as AI to filter out the “bad” domain names, and focused only on the top domain names based on Majestic’s Trust Flow (similar but more accurate because Citation Flow is also involved). [Read more…]