Cleanup
The process of reviewing and dropping underperforming domains from a portfolio to reduce renewal costs. Regular cleanup helps investors focus resources on their best assets rather than paying to renew domains unlikely to sell.
The process of reviewing and dropping underperforming domains from a portfolio to reduce renewal costs. Regular cleanup helps investors focus resources on their best assets rather than paying to renew domains unlikely to sell.
A temporary webpage displayed on a domain that's not yet fully developed, often showing 'coming soon' or 'for sale' messages.
A hyperlink from another website pointing to your domain, which can improve search rankings and domain value.
Alternative dispute resolution policies used by various domain registries to handle domain name conflicts.
The time it takes for DNS changes to a domain to be recognized across all internet servers globally.
A unique authorization code required to transfer a domain from one registrar to another, also called a transfer code.
See Domain Hack