Recent content by clarkemarketing

It's definitely SEO bidding, but the link profile isn't that great so I'm a bit surprised at the price.

This is crazy... how the heck could someone else have figure this out? Makes me feel like I'm playing checkers and some of yall are playing 5D chess.

That's why I wanted it, but surprised it went so high given current economy.

GIP.ca - $1750

I made the hot pick this week too with my drop Arum.ca lol... not a bad name, but I'm trying to invest in fewer but higher quality names to keep the cost of annual renewals in check.

You'd never know the Canadian economy is on the verge of tanking when looking at these recent TBR prices, but I suppose one could argue domain assets are a good hedge against the coming stagflation.

I would be surprised if itbusiness sells for less than $10k (even I would pay $5600)... it's backlink profile is beyond amazing. You could easily make your money back in a month or two just selling links to SEO companies.

AIConsulting.ca went for $657

GAN.ca - $851 LOA.ca - $750 FirstCapital.ca - $452 *Edit: Maple beat me to it :)

The #1 reason I invest in .ca is because it's truly exclusive to Canada (which I hope doesn't change). As online fraud continues to increase, as the Internet continues to get divided into spheres of influence (USA vs. China) etc I feel like Canadians will continue to trust .ca

I'm assuming rlm is referencing the fact that several people, myself included, are suspicious about the integrity of bidding at catchdrop. Having examined bidding patterns, landing pages of domains won by various usernames, etc I'm not convinced that domains are only being bid on / won by...

There's definitely a euphoric feeling about a likely economic "soft landing" - less so in Canada, but globally it's there just look a US stock market. I'm seeing a big increase in retail sales lately, but not .ca (.com .co and .xyz have been on fire for the past month).

GoDaddy auction prices have also skyrocketed lately, so it's not just .ca - ever since interest rates started dropping the entire industry has gone crazy.

Such a great name, would have been nice if this hit TBR a few months ago before interest rates started dropping. Now that everyone is bullish I feel like the final auction price will be way out of my league.

What haven't you seen... 300+ domains being taken in a single TBR, or 88% of the domains being grabbed by only 3 registrars (or both)?