What are premium domain names?
Premium domain names are either found on the aftermarket, where individuals sell domains that they’ve already registered, or they’re designated by registries. What makes a domain “premium?” They’re exceptionally short and catchy, and typically use the more popular extensions — like .com or one of the new gTLDs, like .guru or .app.
When you register a domain name, you’ll notice premium domain names command a price far higher than most people would expect to pay. They’re sought after by individuals or organizations that must have a certain domain name. Investors also register domains they expect will generate lots of interest, and then list them in the aftermarket at auction for a profit.
When you register a domain name, you’ll notice premium domain names command a price far higher than most people would expect to pay. They’re sought after by individuals or organizations that must have a certain domain name. Investors also register domains they expect will generate lots of interest, and then list them in the aftermarket at auction for a profit.
