This is the show where we get into the minds of successful domain name investors – people we call Sherpas – and talk about the value of specific domain names. By listening to the Sherpas, we expand our thought process so we can become more successful investors ourselves.
In this DomainSherpa Review:
- We learn what the Sherpas bought or sold recently: Immutable.com, Declare.CO, 1 word .COM
- An investor’s portfolio is appraised: CourtesyDiscount.com BlingMasters.com AutoHealing.com…
- Get your bids in soon for these NameJet auctions: Kick.com GrillKing.com Cafe.net …
- And much more!
We’re joined by three Domain Sherpas: Bill Sweetman, Brian Harbin and Andrew Rosener.
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Autobiographically.com
AutoHealing.com
BabesWeekly.com
BestDentistOnEarth.com
BestDoctorInTheWorld.com
BioSyntonic.com
BlingMasters.com
CashDetector.com
CasinoNearby.com
Choppable.COM
ConflictsResolutions.com
CourtesyDiscount.com
CyclingVlog.com
Decapitalized.com
Dilutors.COM
Domainizers.com
DoubleYourBets.com
GamblingExpertise.com
GamingExpertise.com
GloballyShipped.com
HappiestCustomers.com
JustOneVisit.com
LuckiestNumber.com
LuckiestNumbers.com
This Show’s Sherpas
Bill Sweetman
Domain name expert Bill Sweetman is a successful and respected domain name industry business leader with extensive experience in the domain aftermarket (or secondary market) of premium domain names, including domain pricing, distribution, and sales. He has provided strategic domain name advice to major companies around the world for over 20 years.
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Brian Harbin
As the founder of Grit Brokerage, Brian Harbin spent the first half of his professional career while in college he started his own business selling educational books door to door and spent over 10,000 hours in face to face sales and finished the #1 salesperson out of over 2,600 his final year. He simultaneously built a multi-million dollar sales organization of 64 college students and became one of the top 10 recruiters in the history of the 140 year old internship program. He graduated college debt free with over 6 figures saved in the bank, traveled to over 17 countries, and honeymooned in New Zealand with his wife for the first 6 months of their marriage.
He went on to spend the next decade building an insurance brokerage firm from scratch with 20+ agents that still generates 8 figures in total premium each year. After amassing over 40,000 hours of face to face sales and reaching over $1 million in personal sales in 5 different industries including real estate and advertising sales, he pivoted his skills to brokering domain names where he closed the 14th largest domain sale of all time with ice.com and is currently regarded as one of the top domain brokers in the world.
As a father of 3 boys (17, 12, and 9), he has coached over 45 seasons of football/basketball and has a passion for coaching and instilling mental toughness in young people.
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Andrew Rosener
Andrew Rosener is the CEO of the industry-leading domain name broker
Media Options.
Andrew is widely considered a thought leader and expert on domain name value & methodology as well as domain name sales & acquisitions. With 20 years experience with domain names, Andrew has leveraged his knowledge and expertise to make MediaOptions the go-to domain name firm for startup & company domain acquisitions as well as high value domain name sales.
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