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Everything we know about buying names, said plainly.

No listicles, no padding, and nothing that contradicts what Google has publicly said. If a common claim about domains is not true, you will find it called out here rather than quietly repeated.

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How to Buy a Domain Someone Else Owns: The Complete Playbook

A domain you want is already registered. Here is the full process — finding the real owner, reading the record, working out your number, the approach that gets a reply, and when to walk away.

Acquisition · 14 min read
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What a Domain Name Is Actually Worth (and Why Every Appraisal Disagrees)

Why three appraisal tools give three answers, the five things that genuinely move a domain's price, what matters far less than you have been told, and how to arrive at a real number.

Valuation · 13 min read
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Picking a Business Name That Passes the Phone Test

Say it out loud once and see if they can type it. Six rules for choosing a domain you will not regret, the descriptive-versus-brandable trade-off, and what a good name genuinely cannot do for you.

Choosing a name · 13 min read
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How a Domain Transfer Actually Works: Auth Codes, Escrow and the 60-Day Rule

What an auth code is, why the registrar lock matters, how escrow protects both sides, the 60-day rule that catches people mid-deal, and exactly what to do in the first ten minutes after the name lands.

Transfers · 14 min read
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Buying a Website That Already Works: What to Check Before You Wire Money

Due diligence on an established website — verifying traffic from the source, reconciling revenue, what sellers do not volunteer, and which parts of a site actually transfer with the sale.

Buying a business · 14 min read
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How to Check a Domain's History Before You Buy It

Five free checks that show what a domain was used for before you pay for it: the Wayback Machine, a site: search, the registration record, blocklists and trademarks. Plus what to do after it lands.

Due diligence · 5 min read
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