Is the hardest part of domaining today no longer buying, but deciding what not to buy?

[NiceNICDomainServerNiceNICDomainServer is verified member.]

With thousands of extensions, endless trends, and constant deals, it feels like opportunity is everywhere.

But maybe that's the problem. Buying domains has never been easier, yet decision fatigue has never been higher.

For those active in domaining today, what's harder for you: spotting opportunities, or saying no to them?

 

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.. there are a little below 1600 TLDs out there.. looked up online:

..as of March 2021, the IANA root database includes 1589 TLDs. That also includes 68 that are not assigned (revoked), 8 that are retired and 11 test domains.

.. for me the most difficult is to find time to start outbounding these.. so they lay around and most potential buyers don't even know these exist

 

[NiceNICDomainServerNiceNICDomainServer is verified member.]

.. there are a little below 1600 TLDs out there.. looked up online:


.. for me the most difficult is to find time to start outbounding these.. so they lay around and most potential buyers don't even know these exist

Yeah, with so many TLDs, attention becomes scarcer than inventory lol
In many portfolios, the real bottleneck isn’t time, but clarity on which domains deserve that time.