Nicco Schaal

Dec 16, 20172 min

NYSE Listings

Updated: Mar 16, 2023

The week's (2017-12-10) sales, as reported by DNJournal, show another one of those numeric domains going for much money. (380.com sold for $328,000). I am certainly not alone in wondering what the purpose of acquiring a numeric domain could be, but as I understand it, they have much value to the Chinese. So, without carrying that thought any further, let's move on.

As we have seen for some time now, the trend for numeric domains is going in only one direction, which is up. More examples are 01.com and 20.com, with confirmed sales of nearly two million dollars, and 708.com and 380.com, which sold for over $300,000.

For the non-Chinese speaking consumer, it raises a question: What is a company's identity using numeric domain names as their home URL? Indeed, from an English language point of view, it is impossible to tell what business 'hides' behind a numeric domain.

At least across the English-speaking internet, keyword-loaded domain names with meaning, i.e., Insurance.com, VacationRentals.com, PrivateJet.com, are what we like. Of course, purchasing those jewels might have set the buyers back a few million dollars, but at least everyone knows what the company is all about simply through the domain name.

Going back to times when the internet was unknown, companies always gave their business a headline, a title (today called 'domain' or the URL) that described what they were doing, including proper names, their location, trade, and profession. What a company is doing, where they are located, and what service or product they provide naturally leads to billboards and bright neon light signs that leave no doubt about where they stand in a local or global economy.

A significant component of their success might be their keyword domains. The natural flow of the titles, composed of plain English words, creates recognition, trust, and familiarity and therefore certified long-term success, even though some domain names are relatively long and include hyphens and, yes, even numbers.

With its enhanced keyword domain name, every company listed below is a New York Stock Exchange-listed company. (NYSE).

advanceddisposal.com
 
aquaamerica.com
 
bostonbeer.com
 
brighthorizons.com
 
choicehotels.com
 
coca-colacompany.com
 
company.ingersollrand.com
 
condorhospitality.com
 
credit-suisse.com
 
colgatepalmolive.com
 
developersrealtygroup.com
 
dieboldnixdorf.com
 
wellsfargo.com
 
emergentbiosolutions.com
 
eaglepointcreditcompany.com
 
emeraldexpositions.com
 
extendedstayamerica.com
 
freshdelmonte.com
 
GoDaddy.com
 
harley-davidson.com
 
hc2.com
 
hill-rom.com
 
huntingtoningalls.com
 
internationalpaper.com
 
jalexandersholdings.com
 
jeld-wen.com

jimbeam.com
 
jrjrnetworks.com
 
k12.com
 
kimberly-clark.com
 
l3t.com
 
la-z-boy.com
 
martinmarietta.com
 
muellerwaterproducts.com
 
naturalgrocers.com
 
newmediainv.com
 
newconceptenergy.com
 
orchidspaper.com
 
paloaltonetworks.com
 
pier1.com
 
planetfitness.com
 
precisiondrilling.com
 
regionalhealthproperties.com
 
rubytuesday.com
 
scottsmiraclegro.com

shirleyplantation.com
 
shop.advanceautoparts.com
 
speedwaymotorsports.com
 
startek.com
 
stanleyblackanddecker.com

statestreet.com
 
themadisonsquaregardencompany.com
 
treehousefoods.com
 
usgeothermal.com
 
warriormetcoal.com
 
williams-sonoma.com
 
whitemountains.com
 
weightwatchersinternational.com
 
wolverineworldwide.com

Please contact me with any question. I am here to help you in any way I can with your domain purchase from Domain-inventory.com

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