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ROI (Return on Investment)

The profit or loss from a domain investment relative to its cost. Calculating ROI on domains must include registration, renewal, and marketing costs against eventual sale revenue.

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A long-tail domain name is a highly specific, often multi-word domain that targets a narrow niche or precise search intent rather than a broad, competitive keyword. Instead of trying to rank for or...

Portfolio

A portfolio refers to the collection of domain names that an investor currently owns. The size and quality of a domain name portfolio can vary greatly depending on the investor's strategy. Some ...

Auction

Domain Name Auctions are a common method for buying and selling domain names. These auctions happen in several ways: Expiry Auctions: When a domain name's registration is not renewed, it even...

Alpha Domain

Alpha Names, in the context of domain investing, refer to domain names that are composed entirely of letters, without any numbers or hyphens. These can be single-word domains (like 'Software.com'),...

LLL.com

A domain consisting of exactly three letters followed by .com, with only 17,576 possible combinations making them scarce and valuable.