A Special Geodomain Series

As some of you may know, we are a brand new blog in the domain industry. You can say we are the new guy when it comes to the domain blogging community. However, when it comes to domain investment and sales I’ve had some experience the last 5 years generated by my interest in the geodomain market and due to my main area of business, hospitality and travel marketing.

With DomainerBlog I want to focus specifically on the geodomain niche—a segment of the domain market which is somewhat overlooked and undervalued by the mainstream domainer. Why? In part because geodomains require development and thus hard work, like any regular business that’s out there. You have to build upon your brand and position it, develop trust and sell continuously.

However, there is plenty of opportunity in the geodomain space. Especially when it comes to branding and destination marketing, this domain market segment is ripe with opportunity! Geodomains command lower prices than generic domains yet outstanding properties can be built and branded around a destination, such as a country (e.g. Australia.com) or a region (e.g. Baja.com) or a state like Missouri.me, or a city like Acapulco.com, Burbank.com and other great examples of profitable businesses that have been built on gedomains.

With that said, I will soon publish the first in a short series of posts about Gedomain Investment and Development with great examples and case studies from some of the top domainers and developers in our niche, as they share their experiences and insights with us.

The first two posts in our series features brief accounts of Acapulco.com by Michael Castello of CCIN as well as Missouri.me by Bruce Marler of BruceMarler.com.

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