GoDaddy has 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, you’ll likely 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 on 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.

Someone or persons in the Saint’s marketing organization are likely to be sick after reading this article and the opportunity missed 🤢, especially after realizing they were tweeted too. 🤮

From the Golden Flower to iconic jewelry to World Scout Emblem to Chevy Corvette Emblem and Chevy Hood Ornament to the New Orleans Saints to branding runaway Louisiana slaves centuries ago to name a few, the fleur-de-lis expresses a variety of meanings across the board from monarchy centuries ago to unity and rebuilding today.

And amongst its treasured or distasteful history based on your viewpoint, the fleur-de-lis can now check off the emoji domain with the latest NameJet auction in the books and completed.

It’s a who’s who, motley crew sort of day in the world of emoji domain auctions.

To say the least, it’s been a fairly quiet month for public and expiring emoji domain auctions.

But that all could change with today’s emoji domain auction lineup.

That’s right, emoji domains are heading for .FM radio. No, not FM Radio, but .FM, is the domain extension used for multimedia purposes, such as radio and podcasts websites.

But before you rush off to start a registration frenzy,  you might want to finish reading the rest of this post.

In the latest twist of events for emoji domains, BRS Media, pioneer of the ‘multimedia’ domain space to primarily radio stations since 1998, just announced they too had been bitten by the emoji domain bug.

Welcome back! I’m at it again bringing you another domains interview.

If you’ve enjoyed previous domains interviews thus far, then you’ll certainly enjoy today’s interview with the owner of the fire emoji (🔥), Preben Aune.