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from DN Journal,
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GGRG's
Giuseppe Graziano Releases The Definitive Guide
to Numeric Domains and It's Available at
No Charge
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Giuseppe
Graziano,
the former DomainHoldings
Director of Business Development for
Europe who recently opened his own Lisbon,
Portugal based brokerage and
consulting shop at GGRG.com,
has just delivered a very nice free
gift to investors interested in numeric
domain names. The category,
largely fueled by Chinese buyers, has
enjoyed a boom in recent years and
that in turn has spurred investor
interest in how to make money with
domains made up of numbers rather
than letters. Those with questions
can now find many of the answers
they are looking for in an excellent
new report Giuseppe authored -
Numeric
Domains 2.0 - The Definitive Guide
- that is available at no
charge on the GGRG website.
Guiseppe
also released a comprehensive infographic
(click on the image to enlarge)
called "Twelve Lucky Rules
to Understand the Value of a Numeric
Domain Name" that offers a
treasure trove of useful information
in a tidy graphic
package.
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Giuseppe
Graziano
GGRG
Founder and CEO
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Giuseppe's
new report is an update
to an article he wrote a
year ago that garnered
widespread attention but
things have changed a lot in
the market since then.
Graziano wrote, "I was quite surprised to find, after re-reading the article, that the floor prices for numeric domains I quoted one year ago
increased at least 300% – which is quite an increase for any investment asset. In addition, less than 2 months ago,
360.com became the most expensive domain acquisition in history when
QiHoo, a Chinese company, bought it from Vodafone for a staggering
16,000,000 USD."
Graziano asked, "Where would you have been if you had invested
$15,000 in a random 3 number .com like
479.com at 18 months ago? Well, as of today, you would be
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able to sell it for around
$60,000. This is why you should
study carefully this niche if you are looking to achieve disproportionately better returns on your portfolio. The
new article aims to be a near
complete resource on the topic. I spent several hours putting it together – hope you enjoy!"
We
certainly did, and if you
check
it out we are
sure you will learn a lot
from it as well! |
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(Posted
May 14, 2015)
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