Are you considering buying or selling geo service domains but not sure if they’re worth the investment?

Are you wondering what geo-service domains are and why they matter?

Do you want to learn about the types of geo service domains that sell well and the good, the bad, and the ugly of investing in them?

Here’s a look at the top 5 articles for Kickstart Commerce in 2021, ranked by the total number of monthly downloads:

Selling domains has never been easier since the introduction of Dan.com — the no-nonsense domain training platform.

Now simply known as Dan, I’ve been a long-time domain seller impressed by the nimble nature of Dan’s ability to demystify and simplify the complexities of the general public’s ability to easily purchase a domain name.

If you’re a lawyer or attorney in Texas, or if you know one, then today is your or their lucky day — as far as domain names are concerned.

The State Bar of Texas has long held firm on its belief in the law that all attorneys and lawyers should use their surname(s) as their legal entities’ names.

Texas is one of the last states that bar law firms from using trade names — New York and New Jersey revised their professional conduct rules in the last 12 months.

Now you’re likely wondering, Alvin, “what does Texas approving a change allowing law firms to use trade names have to do with domain names and domain investing?”

Today’s podcast guest reminds of a NFL Hall of Famer’s quote from not too long ago:

“If you look good, you feel good. If you feel good, you play good. If you play good, they pay good.”

It’s not every day that we stumble upon a domain investor that’s kicking butt and taking names with undeniable daily domain sales.

And if the domain investor is achieving such daily sales, then they have likely been at for years, if not decades.

Now what if I told you it was possible to not only achieve daily domain sales 3-4 times your investment cost, and you could do so having only been introduced to domain investing 60 days ago? What would you think, say and do?

Yesterday, I researched and searched for a few keywords for geo-service domains to flip and develop quickly.

With most of my portfolio registered and managed at GoDaddy, I often use their Bulk Search to quickly determine how popular geo service domains are for a given keyword or service area based on available and registered domains.

On this given day, I performed a search using GoDaddy’s Bulk Search and discovered search was not working. Uh oh…