Here’s how one investor is thinking about his domain portfolio in light of the economic downturn.
Domain name investor Page Howe returns to the program this week. Page talks about how he’s managing his portfolio in light of the coronavirus bust, and how the shift to web-based work could change things. He also discusses an upcoming virtual domain name conference he’s organizing.
Also: Verisign gets its price hike, coronavirus domain names, and it’s not all doom and gloom on the domain sale front.
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A domain investor’s journey is often filled with ups and downs. On today’s show, you’ll hear Nikul Sanghvi’s story. He was selling vinyl records online and living with his parents when he got bogged down by carrying so much physical inventory. He started investing in domain names in 2009 and didn’t have much success at first. Then, in 2015, he got his big break: a six figure sale that helped him buy a new home for his family and start getting serious about domain names. It’s a great story with many lessons for domain investors.
