Maybe it’s just that I personally have been following the industry more, but it seems to me that domaining-and the accepted value of premium generic domains-is finally coming completely into the mainstream, as evidenced by several recent articles about domainers in MSM publications, the momentum of domainer conferences and auctions, and the maturation of the domainer blogosphere. I think this happened with SEO sometime last year, but 2007 is the Year of the Domainer. (Of course, you still see some idiotic MSM articles about both domaining and SEO, but don’t hold your breath for that to change anytime soon.)
I myself will have a big announcement concerning my involvement in this space in a few weeks, so stay tuned.
So far every year has been better then the previous one. 2008 will be the year of the Domainer, 2009 will be the year of the Domainer and so will be 2010, 2011, etc etc.
A hundred years ago it was “location location location”, a hundred years later it is still all about location, and a hundred years from now, do you really believe it will not be about a great location? Great domain = great location. It is really a no-brainer.
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Every year forever will be DomainerDay. This is no bubble for domain valuations. Google is in a bubble: not domains. This rise is fueled by broadband penetration and smarter people. More solid than 7 years ago thats for sure. I still got a biq question. Why is it that no one knows who owns the finest collection of keyphrase location based vertical properties. Why is it when I ask others to tell me who owns this premium multichannel vertical domain empire…… no body answers. I dont think anyone knows who truly owns the internet. Not mr.ham. Lets be serious here.
Who is the King of Location?
http://vator.tv/pitch/show/MyLocatorcom