It’s the top of another fast moving day. To get this day started off, I discovered an opportunity to save money on your next emoji domain purchase.

So, if you so desire to own a .TO emoji domain, then today’s offer could be just the opportunity to secure a single or combo emoji domain.

What a winding path I’ve been on since starting this nearly 5 years ago.

From my early start with a focus on search marketing to current contentment and assignment as a Domain Name Strategist and Domain Investor.

It’s been a fun journey, especially since I’ve settled into the art and science and wheeling and dealing domains.

I don’t have many sales a year, but I aim to sell at least 7 domains a year with a minimum of 3 4-figure sales. The minimum helps to cover the cost of annual renewals.

So, I’m not a hardcore flipper-like Josh from DSAD.com, whereby he could sell the word flip itself much like breathing.

Nevertheless, when performing a sale, one thing I’ve learned over the years is to use “Push” over “Transfer”.

About this time last month, I was humming along just days into the new year and recovering from the FLU. Yes, it was nasty, and I’m glad to have survived it. But I digress.

As I said, humming along during the work day, I received a Twitter mention notification. Ruh roh, must be trouble, right?

Writing about many popular and unpopular topics related to domains, I sometimes go running for the hills when Twitter mentions starting bombarding my phone or inbox.

Well, the City of Philadelphia is certainly feeling brotherly and lovely a day after handing the New England Patriots a loss in Super Bowl LII, 41-33.

Most folks questioned whether I was for the Eagles or Patriots. My answer: I hope they both lose! 🤣

I’m a diehard Dallas Cowboys fan, quoting loudly the following each and every season:

Fresh off the heels of NamesCon, I’m sharing and giving you a peek inside one of the largest conferences for the domain industry.

If you missed NamesCon this year, then I encourage you to buy your tickets, and SOON! Don’t wait until the last minute.

Moving along, today I’m sharing with you an interview and conversation I managed to capture while attending NamesCon with .BIBLE Registry.

If you’re new to registering and owning emoji domains, then you’ve likely discovered the scarcity of single emoji domains, especially .WS and .TO emoji domain extensions.

Or perhaps you were one of many lucky persons able to snag a few circa 2014 or 2015 before emoji domain search sites and engines started popping up left and right.

And if not then, then maybe you purchased your favorite emoji domains by way of public auction, expiring auction, or a 3rd-party private sale.

Emoji domains are the current talk of the town. But truth be told, emoji domains somewhat remind me of the dog that barked and chased the car. How so?

.WS emoji domains certainly had a few good runs up the hill over at NameJet, producing a handful of $500+ emoji domain sales.

There was great anticipation for notable sales to be made in NameJet’s final lot of Premium .WS Emoji Domain Auctions.

At the time of this writing, all .WS emoji domain auctions have ended their Public Auction with less than stellar results (in my opinion).