It's that time of year again and the domain renewal dilemma hits. Time to release or renew? What criteria help in the decision to release or renew domains? What makes some domains keepers, some less desirable, and some reaching the time to toss? Is it basic value, as set by GoDaddy's valuator or other reasons? It may be interesting for folks to post lists of domains they are not renewing that may be salvaged by others in the community?

If you are struggling today to find the perfect domain but settled on the next best thing, you may find you are not so different from domain hunters searching in the late nineties. In 1998, Peter H. Lewis, published an article in the NY Times, "The Great Domain Name Hunt", implying that the best domain names were getting too expensive, going fast, or already gone! He considered the radical idea of tracking down the perfect domain even if it meant using alternate domain extensions versus the hard to find ".com". Mr. Lewis jeered, "Last year, someone in Texas was reported to have paid $150,000 for the name business.com". He must have been aghast in 1999 when he read that Business.com sold for $7.5 million, followed by a sale in 2007, for $350 million. For a bit of humor and a look at domain prices and struggles from the past, you must read "The Great Domain Name Hunt" by Peter H. Lewis, June 4, 1998. If only we knew what we know now and had a time machine to go back 24 years! Have you considered, purchased, or developed domains with alternate extensions? Any gems you regret not grabbing or misgivings over lost opportunities?

Hi Daryl. I have not received pursewear.com which I won from your Domain giveaway. However, there is no need to rush. I do not need the Domain right away.

Can anyone share a structure for the cold email outreach campaign for Domain Selling...

@Daryl Ledyard Interested in learning more about how to sell Domains @ 10x or even 100x the price, is there any training or strategy you have that I can understand and implement.