『The Domain Names Podcast: Domain Investing, Buying and Selling Domains, Valuations, Auctions, Branding, SEO, and the Domain Name Industry』のカバーアート

The Domain Names Podcast: Domain Investing, Buying and Selling Domains, Valuations, Auctions, Branding, SEO, and the Domain Name Industry

The Domain Names Podcast: Domain Investing, Buying and Selling Domains, Valuations, Auctions, Branding, SEO, and the Domain Name Industry

著者： Podily & Josh Linsk
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The Domain Names Podcast, hosted by Josh Linsk, explores domain investing, buying and selling domain names, valuations, auctions, branding, SEO, aftermarket sales, registrars, marketplaces, and the business of digital real estate. Each episode examines how valuable domain names are discovered, priced, acquired, developed, negotiated, and sold, along with the strategies investors, entrepreneurs, startups, and established companies use to build stronger online brands. The podcast covers premium domains, expired domains, one-word domains, short domains, .com investing, new domain extensions, country-code domains, brandable names, keyword domains, domain parking, leasing, financing, portfolio management, outbound sales, brokerage, escrow, transfers, renewals, and acquisition strategy. Episodes also explore major domain marketplaces and auction platforms, historical domain sales, valuation methods, comparable sales, search demand, backlinks, traffic, trademarks, naming trends, and the factors that can make one domain worth significantly more than another. Hosted by Josh Linsk, The Domain Names Podcast looks closely at the companies, investors, brokers, registries, registrars, entrepreneurs, and technologies that have shaped the domain name industry. Topics include GoDaddy, Namecheap, Sedo, Afternic, Escrow.com, Atom, domain auctions, ICANN, DNS infrastructure, WHOIS, aftermarket platforms, portfolio acquisitions, corporate domain strategy, startup naming, rebranding, and the relationship between memorable domain names and business credibility. Episodes also examine the history and evolution of the domain industry, from the earliest internet registrations and the rise of .com through the domain speculation boom, major multimillion-dollar sales, consolidation among registrars and marketplaces, alternative extensions, Web3 naming experiments, artificial intelligence, and changing approaches to online branding. The show explores both legendary domain transactions and the everyday economics of building and managing a profitable domain portfolio. Whether you are a domain investor, entrepreneur, startup founder, marketer, SEO professional, brand strategist, broker, collector, or simply fascinated by the economics of internet addresses, The Domain Names Podcast with Josh Linsk provides an in-depth look at domain names as assets, brands, investments, and essential pieces of internet infrastructure.© 2026 Podily & Josh Linsk. All rights reserved.
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  • Sedo: From Frustrated Email Exchange to Global Domain Marketplace

    Sedo: From Frustrated Email Exchange to Global Domain Marketplace
    2026/09/10
    In 2001, German entrepreneur Tim Schumacher created Sedo as a response to the messy, back‑and‑forth of email and phone domain deals. The podcast explores how Sedo built a searchable catalogue, multilingual platform, parking services, brokerage, fixed‑price listings, auctions, multi‑currency billing, and data reports that turned a niche need into a cornerstone of the global aftermarket. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    16 分
  • CentralNic: The Hidden Backbone Powering Domains

    CentralNic: The Hidden Backbone Powering Domains
    2026/09/09
    In this episode we dig into CentralNic Group and its role as an invisible infrastructure provider for thousands of domain extensions, reseller platforms, and monetization services. Josh explores how CentralNic’s scalable registry backend accelerates new gTLD launches, supports wholesale pricing dynamics, and connects registrars like Enom and Wando to a vast distribution network. We also discuss the risks of concentrating DNS and renewal infrastructure in one provider, its impact on .ai, .xyz and other extensions, and how CentralNic’s parking and PPC operations turn inventory into revenue streams for domain investors. Listeners learn how this backend‑as‑a‑service model shapes pricing, liquidity, and the overall health of the aftermarket ecosystem. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    19 分
  • Probabilistic Modeling for Domain Investing

    Probabilistic Modeling for Domain Investing
    2026/09/08
    In this episode Josh Linsk explores how to turn domain acquisition into a data‑driven investment: estimating buyer pools, sell‑through rates, expected sale prices, holding costs, and the internal rate of return that should guide portfolio decisions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    13 分
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