Day One of NamesCon is done and in the books. And I’m back with the Day Two NamesCon 2018 Recap with not a minute to spare, or a session or workshop to miss.

My day started off with checking the NamesCon app to discover this lovely view:

Not only is the view lovely, but the weather has been great!

I wouldn’t know much about Vegas weather due to bouncing around like a pinball from session to session, and from one conversation to the next. 😊

If you’re not in Las Vegas, you should be!

Las Vegas is a vibrant place to be this week, especially with NamesCon hosting its annual event at the Tropicana Hotel.

It was an early departure and arrival time as I traveled from Austin to Las Vegas to represent KickstartCommerce.com at NamesCon 2018.

Upon receiving an email about needing to updating my payment information, I logged into the respective GoDaddy account.

Without one issue, I updated my payment information to ensure my venture’s handful of prized domains were kept safe for a few more years.

Although I don’t login to this specific GoDaddy account often, I took the time to perform an annual review to say the least.

All was the normal GoDaddy experience until I arrive at the Domains Manager page, also known as the My Domains page.

It was at this point that I encountered a different user experience than I’m accustomed too.

It’s almost been 60 days since NameJet announced they would host a Premium Emoji . WS Domains Auction.

Much has happened since that time too. As for results, some say it’s been the good, the bad, ugly and in between or indifferent.

The last lot of NameJet .WS emoji domain auctions is nearing their PreRelease closing time.

It appears GoDaddy has cooked up and rolled out a BETA integration with Afternic based on a new BETA Advanced List View in its Domains Manager section.

I noticed the latest change today when logging in to check whether or not a domain had successfully been added to my account.

In this month’s BrandAftermarket.com domain selections, I’ve hand picked 5 domains centered on the keyword “crypto”.

I think listed domains could be easy and profitable flips, or strong development potential based on a product or service.

The attractive thing to consider about BrandAftermarket.com in comparison to BrandRoot.com, BrandBucket.com and other brandable marketplaces is price.

You’re surely not going to break the bank at $299 per domain, yet it’s highly likely you’ll find undervalued domains with tremendous upside should you consider flipping or developing.

Good luck!

If you’re new to domain investing, then it’s likely you’ll blow a few hundred (hopefully not thousand(s)) dollars when starting your journey.

And if your journey was anything like mine, you’ll likely soon discover a few domains in your possession that infringe upon trademarks.

My hope is you perform your due diligence of domains before bidding or hand registering.

But should you get caught up in the excitement of domain buying (as newbies do quite often) and discover trademark infringing domains within your portfolio, I have a simple trick to share with you to rid yourself of such domains.