I like the design and the emoji. A list of domains can be rather boring to look at, but you made it visually pleasing.
I'm not yet convinced of the value of these types of domains though. Yes, Apple is using the words "spatial computing" around their Vision Pro, but IMO it's complicated phrasing for what most people will just refer to as VR, AR, or maybe mixed reality.
I could be totally wrong though. It does sound quite similar to "mobile" which became a very popular term. Although I don't think mobile*.com domains ever took off? (there was a short time period where there were as lot of anticipation around the .mobile TLD but instead websites just became responsive and so people kept using .com)
Letting other people list their domains makes sense if you have the traffic.
Did you sell any domains yet or do you know any relevant ones that did sell? I think adding those would help a lot in conveying the value of these domains and that once they are gone, they are gone.
For that purpose, it might make sense to lower the prices a bit and increase them as you sell some. That has been my general strategy with speculative domain investments.
Thanks for the feedback. I'm sure you're right on the pricing. I put a super expensive price on some of them mainly as my sort code for defaults to listing the most expensive first and that was my lazy hack to 'show off' some of them more easily.
I didn't sell any yet. Totally take your point on the mobile / spatial thing and only time will tell if spatial domains do become a thing.
I do think there are some strong domains in there that will sell with a better price though regardless of the overall trajectory of 'spatial'. I plan to revise some of the existing prices over the next few days and make sure that most if not all, domains without a price at the moment get a 'buy it now' price too. (I have a Google Sheet setup where I can go and set all the prices really quickly and then sync back to the website and any marketplaces I'm listing on). I think a 'sold' section once I have a few will be good too as some kind of social proof.
On a similar note, I thought I'd pre-ordered your domains book but I can't find the receipt in my inbox so maybe not. I'll do an order now. I've become really interested in domains recently and have a couple of other ideas in the space so I'm sure it will be helpful.
And I appreciate the kind words on the design, I've been getting into Tailwind more and more and each site is getting a little bit better as I get used to it :)
I like the design and the emoji. A list of domains can be rather boring to look at, but you made it visually pleasing.
I'm not yet convinced of the value of these types of domains though. Yes, Apple is using the words "spatial computing" around their Vision Pro, but IMO it's complicated phrasing for what most people will just refer to as VR, AR, or maybe mixed reality.
I could be totally wrong though. It does sound quite similar to "mobile" which became a very popular term. Although I don't think mobile*.com domains ever took off? (there was a short time period where there were as lot of anticipation around the .mobile TLD but instead websites just became responsive and so people kept using .com)
Letting other people list their domains makes sense if you have the traffic.
Did you sell any domains yet or do you know any relevant ones that did sell? I think adding those would help a lot in conveying the value of these domains and that once they are gone, they are gone.
For that purpose, it might make sense to lower the prices a bit and increase them as you sell some. That has been my general strategy with speculative domain investments.
Thanks for the feedback. I'm sure you're right on the pricing. I put a super expensive price on some of them mainly as my sort code for defaults to listing the most expensive first and that was my lazy hack to 'show off' some of them more easily.
I didn't sell any yet. Totally take your point on the mobile / spatial thing and only time will tell if spatial domains do become a thing.
I do think there are some strong domains in there that will sell with a better price though regardless of the overall trajectory of 'spatial'. I plan to revise some of the existing prices over the next few days and make sure that most if not all, domains without a price at the moment get a 'buy it now' price too. (I have a Google Sheet setup where I can go and set all the prices really quickly and then sync back to the website and any marketplaces I'm listing on). I think a 'sold' section once I have a few will be good too as some kind of social proof.
On a similar note, I thought I'd pre-ordered your domains book but I can't find the receipt in my inbox so maybe not. I'll do an order now. I've become really interested in domains recently and have a couple of other ideas in the space so I'm sure it will be helpful.
And I appreciate the kind words on the design, I've been getting into Tailwind more and more and each site is getting a little bit better as I get used to it :)