Yes, traditionally we've mostly filled retail $$ orders. We have recently shifted our focus toward getting a better percentage of the premium domains. Time will tell if it works out. Lots of changes went into production today, lots more coming.
Not really and the .CA market is incredibly small compared to other TLDs so what works in .COM almost never works in .CA.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, but you need to treat .CA like the top 5-10% of .COM (premiums, premiums, and more premiums) but still be very cognizant of how much you spend, as Canadian business is cheap as dirt when it comes to online branding.
It's a very tough market and way tougher than .COM/.CO/,IO/et al.
Yes, traditionally we've mostly filled retail $$ orders. We have recently shifted our focus toward getting a better percentage of the premium domains. Time will tell if it works out. Lots of changes went into production today, lots more coming.
I can't believe no one else really went after Skye.ca.... That one seems to have completely flew under the radar for everyone. I placed orders for it on every TBR registrar, yet at WHC there was only two last second $20 & $35 bids. I'm very happy with that $50 score.
You know I was in there (it was actually my 3rd ranked domain), but I do give you kudos for going hog-wild with every registrar, as I just stuck with WHC thinking they'd win it. It's a really good name and right up my alley on all the top metrics.
I was late and a bit off this week due to... well, me being off this week LOL, so take these while you can as I expect to be back at full speed next time.
They're a tough sell. I've had many popular exact match acronyms over the years and never got a sniff
Also, overall, the .CA market is a hard one (just look at Namebio)... 1/10th the size of the US and restricted to Canadians means when you have to stick to the cream of the crop at TBRs and hand-regs.
4Ls and random two-words are best kept for Black Friday-type sales
Also, overall, the .CA market is a hard one (just look at Namebio)... 1/10th the size of the US and restricted to Canadians means when you have to stick to the cream of the crop at TBRs and hand-regs.
And also make sure you don't spend too much, unless it's a hobby, as the numbers will absolutely bury you. Because the .CA sales are sparse compared to other TLDs and the margins are usually a lot lower than .COM, you absolutely require the ability to stop bidding when your predetermined limit is reached and then calmly move on to the next opportunity. No place for Gold Fever in .CA.
Investing in .CA right now is like a juggling + trapeze act over a pool of hungry sharks.
I am kinda surprised at how how Aware is going, and the bidder styles couldn't be different. One guy rebids the second after a counter while the other guy waits until the last second. Mr Antsy vs Mr Patient.