If the economy is, geo dot tv domains will not cool down any time soon as evidenced by the sale of Seoul.tv for $5,000.
Obviously, geos or geography related domains offer an incredible number of potential revenue streams. What isn’t so clear are the costs to procure those revenue streams. I know a number of people that are focused on developing geos and hope to learn more about establishing a geo domain first hand. I will let you know more info when I receive it.
Source: NamePros
Mar 21
Tagged as geo domains, geos
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Hi Kevin, just to add a little bit of information. Bob (StoneRoses at Namepros) saw this one dropping and was checking regularly and in the end someone beat him to this name. We decided to contact the new owner and Bob started negotiations, after a week we settled for $5,000, only as this was a non-premium name. If it was premium, we for sure would not have gone that far, as this is an investment for the long run. We waited with announcing this sale till after the so called ‘revoke period’, just to be sure.