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Hi, everybody, welcome to Domain Sherpa. On today’s show, we review a list of domains with our Sherpas that are about to go live on auction at Name Jet. Just a few highlights from the show. Qiang Culture talks about a new business venture. Amanda Walts talks about a big domain that she sold recently. And she and Drew talk about a sale that they worked on together. On top of that, it’s my first time as host. It’s a great show and you don’t want to miss it.
All right, what’s up, Sherpa network, thank you for tuning in today. My name is Jonathan Tennenbaum and I’m the new host and producer of Domain Sherpa, where you come to learn how to become a successful domain investor directly from the experts. I’m taking over for test days, so I’ve got some big shoes to fill, but I’m definitely looking forward to it. And today’s show is a domain Sherpa review where we get into the minds of successful domain investors using real examples so we can learn strategies and tactics to become better investors ourselves.
And this is actually my first domain Sherpa review. And so I’m especially excited. There are three segments to the review. So first, we’re going to start off by learning what the Sherpas recently bought and sold. Next, we’ll review a list of domains coming up for auction on the Internet and see what the Sherpas think if they think they’re a good investment or not, which ones they like, which ones they don’t. And then we’ll discuss market trends in general and what’s going on.
We might even get into a few current events in other topics. So so let’s go ahead and introduce the Sherpas. And joining us today, we’ve got three repeat guests who are some of the best and brightest in the business. So let’s begin with Amanda. So you’re below me, Amanda. I don’t know where you’ll show up on the actual recording, but why don’t you go ahead and let the audience know who you are?
Sure. Thanks again for having me. And Jonathan, this is great. You’re killing it already.
So I had dotcom.
We are a boutique brokerage firm with a global presence now, and I’ve been in the business for almost 10 years. I think helping clients buy and sell high-value domains and learning something new every day. Excellent.
Well, you guys have a great business with Saw and, you know, a lot of exciting stuff happening there. And Jeff Gabriel is a great guy and he’s also another Sherpa and thought leader here in the industry. So it’s a super appreciate you being on here, especially for my first show. All right. So moving over to Shane. Go ahead. Why don’t you give a little spiel? All right.
I’m Shane Cultura. I actually am a farmer at a plant nursery guy for a living. That’s what I do to actually pay the bills. I’ve been the main investing for my first. The first domain was ninety-nine, didn’t make any money ten years later. So I don’t know if I’m a thought leader, but I’m definitely been a while. So I’m is a guy. I’m always there.
I may not be providing any information. I’m always I, I’ve been doing it sure. But I don’t know. I’m trying to figure out how long I’ve been doing the show. But can you. Yeah.
I mean like nine, nine, nine years I think. Yeah. That’s just crazy how fast it goes. And I’ve known. J.T., for all of those in different roles and we’ve been friends, it’s great to have you host. I mean, you’ve done this before with Domain Masters in the radio show, in the podcast before. So this is not like your brand new at this. I love the hair way. We’re going to like I’m slowly becoming the guy with the most hair.
So this task will make you feel young, you know, your exact flowing laugh. Exactly.
But I appreciate having you back on. I plan on doing this a lot more often. I’m freeing up some time because as I told Drew, this is something I really, really want to do. And I thought I didn’t want to be on as much, but after I wasn’t on, I want to be on more. So, yeah, I’m back. I appreciate you having me.
Oh, thank you, man. And, you know, it’s definitely it’s a pleasure to have you on here. And you were one of the people I wanted on on my first show, although I got it. We’re going to have to talk a little bit.
I don’t know if now is the time, but about this Fantasy Football League man, because you know, Shane. So for the audience’s benefit, Shane is an incredible domain investor, successful businessman. I mean, a great dude. He’s the commissioner of our fantasy football league. And I don’t know if it’s the ESPN settings, dude, but like, the league has the weirdest rules, right, where it’s like, you know, we’ve got we start.
We don’t start. You don’t have to start a tight end. You could start a wide receiver slash tight end. There are two weeks for every playoff round. And now this year, the thing that’s killing me is there’s a limit of ad drops. It’s like twenty in total. So, like, I’m over my limit and I didn’t know we had a limit. So if my kicker or something gets hurt, like, I don’t even I’m not going to have a full team, I’m going I don’t know.
I don’t know what happens now.
So to my credit, I guess I’ve never seen a fantasy football that had the crazy ending.
I didn’t even change the rules because I had no clue that there was such thing as a two-week playoff. I was just a when we ended it last year. And what the hell is this system?
Yeah, and I got to say, Jason Shepherd is also a Sherpa. He beat me last year in the playoffs and if it was only one week, I would have won. But because it was this two-week playoff thing, he beat me and sent me home early and out of the money. So was saying I didn’t do anything. But obviously, the excitement of winning was more than your loss.
I was so excited to win and it was gone. And he was just I don’t think he bought me a beer or anything, but he was pretty excited.
Well, it’s fun having all of the domain people in fantasy football. And I tried to fix the rules, but I’ve been playing this for thirty years and I’ve never sucked as bad as I have the last two years of you guys. I was trying to show you how cool I was. And around it, I look like I’ve never played fantasy football in my life, so I never played fantasy football in my life.
And that is going. We’ll have to get in there. Actually, Shane and I have a game going right now. And because there’s so we’re taping the show a couple of days before it’ll air. So after it airs, one of us will have won. One of us will have lost. So it comes down to today’s game if they actually, you know, if they play it so anyway, but not to your share your picks so that we can watch you on Sunday and figure out who’s winning.
Yeah. So it’s yeah. I was going to say it’s going to come down to Ben Roethlisberger. So it’s this weird Ravens game. So if that’s supposed to happen this afternoon and if Ben Roethlisberger throws like two touchdowns, I win. If he doesn’t change wins.
So that’s what I would do. Why would there be a game on a Wednesday? Because of did because it covered.
So what’s happened is, is the Baltimore Ravens have had so many players have gotten covid and then through their different rules they’ve had. So they’ve had to keep pushing the game back because coaches and players or they’re coming down with it. And the Steelers are pretty frustrated because this is the second time that they’re like routine. I mean, these guys, you know, they’re playing football at the highest level. Right. And their routines are critical. You know, the rhythms are important.
And, you know, they lost the bye week due to the Titans earlier in the season. And now they’re you know, now this game is being played on a Wednesday. So it’s pretty wild. So, yeah. So, you know. All right.
But we’ll get more during the school sports over here.
Yeah, right. Right, right. The day will get their ratings. I’ll take it. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. All right.
So then we’ll make your’s quick, Drew since to get out of the game. Yeah, exactly. All right.
So with that, with that. Go ahead, Drew. Why don’t you give your keep it quick then and we’ll move on to the good stuff. Yeah.
I mean, not much to say. You know, you’ve probably seen and heard me before, probably too much. And so I’m Andrew Rozner, founder and CEO of Media Options and publisher of the Sherpa. And I’m very glad to have JT on is our new host. Very glad to have two of my favorite domain people in the world here with us on our what do you call first something media, the maiden episode of Game in Sherpa three-point. Oh, and let’s go to a shout out to Mike Sager to you.
All right.
So with that said, pour one out for all that came before us. Yes, absolutely. All right. So the first segment is what’s new Sherpa’s? And that’s where they’ll share details of a. Purchase or sale they’ve made recently and the way we do this, for those that don’t know, they’ll start by just naming the domain, and then the other Sherpas will guess what that price, the sales price was. So, Amanda, we will start with you.
If you want to go ahead and give us a name and then we’ll see what everybody thinks.
OK, I’m going to go with a dotcom because it’s my fave. I have a nice dot. I am one of our team members this week. The one I’m going to go with, though, is Memoires.
Dotcom who? That’s a sale. Yes, it is an acquisition. It was a sale on behalf of one of our clients.
And you can talk about the price.
I can give a range. They’re comfortable with a range. OK, yeah. Great game to go first. Yeah, you go first.
OK, memoir, a great name, Robert. Not the easiest to spell, obviously, you know, ninety-three percent of people are, you know, not that smart.
So it’s got a little handicap in my mind. But it is it’s just a great name memoir. It’s like, you know, kind of a might drive me.
So I’m going to say.
I’m going to say or say three, 15. We said through 50, I think I can see to go, I could see it going to as high as like five, I think it’d be hard to get beyond that just because the spelling thing, you know, it’s.
And is not going to be like a ton of people out there with a lot of demand to create the pressure. I think I’m going to stick with 350. I think it’s a good number. All right, I think, again, one word. Right now, there can be anywhere. I mean, they’re just flying as far as paradise. But at the same time, the memoir is, though I can spell it. But there’s a lot of words I can’t spell.
But it’s the. Oh, I think definitely. Yes, a little handwritten. So it takes off 10 percent or a little bit. I’m not going to be quite as generous because I feel that a client was looking to sell versus I had a buyer. So it’s coming from that side. So I’m going to say a little over two hundred, two hundred and twenty thousand just over to.
I don’t think anybody selling at one hundred thousand anymore. One word dot com. There’s no you can’t buy one. So I would do some good now. Good. So I would say that let’s say a little bit over two hundred thousand to twenty. That’s my guess. All right, so, yeah, and I think if it was for me, I would probably be more on Shane’s side than Drew’s side, but I don’t want to cloud it, so I’ll kick it back.
Well, you’re the new host. You get to make the rules. Yeah, the reason. Yeah, I think I veto powers, but. Right, right.
No doubt. Well, yeah. So you know, I’d be in the 200 range. I think that’s where I that’s what I thought, you know.
I mean you’ve got the difference. The E No, no. E you know, but you know, it’s this is a it’s a terrific name and you know, in the right hands, it’s it could be pretty amazing. So. I agree with all of you as far as the brand-building capabilities of it, it’s always been one of my favorites out of that particular portfolio. Jonathan and Shane are closer through, I would have loved it if we could have a little bit more for sure on behalf of a client, I was willing to do what’s right for our customers, but they are actually much closer, so to speak.
And I think Shane made a really good point, you know, representing the seller versus the buyer on a deal like this. You know, I think that’s an important, important piece, too.
So, yeah, people do easily lose sight that there are two very different markets. There is the market where the buyer comes to you and there’s the market when you go out and find a buyer and when you go out and find a buyer, one percent, at best of the time, you’re going to achieve the price that you would if a buyer came to you. You know, it’s like that movie Inception, you know, if it was their own idea, they’re going to value it higher.
People always value ideas, much higher when it’s their own. So, yeah, that makes sense.
So cool. All right. I like being right. All right. Let’s move it over to Shane. Go ahead. Throw them out.
OK, this is kind of a curveball, but it’s a good name that for me it was Big Island Dog or Big Island Dog and.
Well, I’ll just leave it at that, I’ll explain. I’ll explain later. OK, Big Island. OMG, Amanda. I’m thinking about 20 K on that one, and I think, as I said, I was a buyer on the buyer, the buyer, so I’m sorry. That says I’d bet that’s a little high as a buyer. OK.
I’m going to drop it down to about 12. OK, I’m going to say. I know how much love you have for Hawaii. It’s kind of like you’re saying, but. This dog, but you know that it’s. It’s really the key word there, I’m afraid, fibrin. Grand. All right, what do you think? Yeah, I mean, I think that if you were the buyer, you’re a savvy guy. I think you bought a dog.
I mean, five hundred to a thousand bucks. All right, so there is a good range there and I’ll explain, I paid fifty-nine hundred. Oh, but here’s a key thing to it. That used to be the tourism site for Hawaii for 20 years.
Wow.
You got to get to work, man. You’ve got to put up a new site.
You’ll see. It’s kind of a crappy site now. John Markit is the one who said, dude, because I own the big island dotcom. Right. That used to be a big site, too. And I just never did anything. But he said, if you want to build out the big island, you got to rebuild Big Island big because it is crazy on the backlinks. I mean, it has the best Backlund profile of any Hawaii name you’ll ever find ever.
And so it was a once in a lifetime. I really didn’t feel like buying a name like that. But if I really want to do this and built the Hawaii site, I have to own that name. I didn’t have it.
But you need to move quickly because more and more, the longer that site is down, well, it’s up. It’s just about it’s just really basic nothing site right now, but it does structure as long as you’ve got the page structure that originally existed.
That’s actually, as far as I know, even more, important than the content in terms of just maintaining the backlink value.
Obviously, they just have to land somewhere. I mean, that’s all those backlinks have to land. It doesn’t go to a forum for a page or it goes to the site. And so, again, mine isn’t very good. It’s there. But that’s not my winter project. As Sean has been telling me, what I need to do is just do ten articles of ten best places to snorkel, the ten best places to run, make sure everything land and there’s some real content there, and then work on building the real site.
Just make sure it doesn’t. Those links go dead so that Google knows that you’re about to make some effort to it. Yeah. So it’s I honestly think it’s a one hundred thousand dollar site when it’s all said and done. They changed to go to Hawaii for some reason and that’s fine, but I’m really excited about it. It was. That’s awesome. Again, not a purchase I planned on making, but when you’re trying to build when you have a dream of building a site to have the best site available, drop into your lap, it’s a pretty good opportunity.
Oh, yeah. Well, and I think it also goes to show value beyond just the name on paper. Right? I mean, and the history and all of that. And, you know, and Shaun is obviously a super-smart, great guy. Shout out to Shaun and. Yeah. So it’s so you’re in good hands there.
And yeah, he got me to that area code there, the Ayoade is that, hey, this is a really good directory from July of 08. You need to buy this too for the backlink.
So he’s he knows I’m on Hawai, so I’ve got a really good bunch of links, but he’s diligent in building it out. I’m trying to grow plants and he’s doing the right thing. But it’s we all see the auction and think what is going on? Why am I going for twenty-two thousand dollars? And it’s the terrible name.
That’s because the backlinks Mr. History is expensive, right.
Yeah, I like that. That’s good. All right. Now with that Drew, what name do you want to share?
You want to buy or sell stuff to you.
Man, I got a four-letter dot com that I bought a gun for a little dot com I sold. Let’s talk about when let’s talk about rain, then that’s fallen out. I can’t talk about that. I thought we got to.
We did. We did well at another four-letter. That’s a four-letter word. We did your celebrating dotcom, but I can’t talk about it yet.
The options for the wind, but exactly. You know.
All right. So let’s go with the sale, though. Talk about the one you sold. OK, b o t m dot com. The OTM dotcom started at the bottom, now we’re here at the bottom that we do see.
I’ll go first B got em. These are the names I love because they’re officially pronounceable. But then when you say you have a pronounceable, then you get all these other crazy people that make everything pronounceable. I remember when you wanted a flower for W.R. I look at it. I look at a flower. Now I get it.
You help me get that right. Yeah, I helped to get it and we got that for five grand. You know what? I sold FLW Oroton four hundred and fifty. That’s fantastic.
I sold it. I sold it at the exact same time as I sold it to the same buyer. I sold them FLW ARCOM and I sold him cannabinoid, dotcom, FLW ah flower as a canvas flower. And it was I don’t even actually know who it was. He came in with a fake name and he was all secretive. I think he was from Israel and. But he paid up. He paid. Yeah. Got. I think it is a good mark or a good turnover.
Yeah, I do is one twenty-five I think was one twenty-five for FLW or one fifty for cannabinoids dotcom. I’m guessing Bottom didn’t go for quite that much, but I don’t that’s the thing. There’s how do you get arraigned on names like this? Because. But I’m going to say. Forty-five thousand, just because, again, I’m not lying, I’m guessing there it’s a tough one to get. It got higher with the flower story.
I will I up in time. That’s exactly right.
All right, Amanda, what do you’ve got to guess, I think seventy-eight thousand sounds like you got all ambitious on me here. I was thinking I’m going to, like, knock your doors off and then I get all ambitious.
Well, how do you know about that? I mean, if you have sold it for seventy-eight hundred, I’m still said that could be a good sell. I mean it’s hard to really tell.
I want to dig. I’m literally having to keep my hands off of my phone and do the acronym serger.
So go ahead. I think I’m, I, I’m conflicted out on this one.
OK, so the sale price was twenty-nine thousand dollars and that’s what I had before you told the flower story.
So I was like and I was asking fifty but you know, it went to the perfect buyer.
So I went to Book of the Month Dotcom and so it went to the perfect buyer. When I actually originally acquired that name, it was actually one of the names I actually want to use it. And it was when we first launched Entrepreneur and I wanted to do a Buddy of the Month Club. And so, yeah, that’s why I bought it. And then it actually took me on a whole rabbit hole of I you know, this acronym search, I, I completely fell in love with four-letter dot-com that has oh.
In the second or the third position because you end up with.
So it’s almost like a whole nother category of domains actually, because there’s all of these, you know, it’s like King of the Hill Wine of the Month Woltman Beer of the month bottom. But at the bottom, you know, or there’s a whole it really is a rabbit hole and there’s a lot of value there. And I’ve done very well with those types of names. So anyway, yeah, I, I gave it to him. I took his offer because it was really he was a really nice guy.
He was really, it was a biter. It was like Book of the Month Club. I think they’re like, you know, thirty years old or something. It’s they’ve been around forever. They’re successful. And the guy was nice and so. Yeah. Going to you in a long way. Yeah. No. All good. All right.
Well, that had a value of about 20 grand. And I think all good and it’s a good story, too, I mean, like you said, it’s getting into the hands of the ultimate end user buyer. I mean, I think that’s, you know, it’s the perfect, perfect end user. So and that in itself is a success just for the Internet. So with that, let’s go ahead and we’ll take a minute and let you hear about some of our sponsors.
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Call or email today to put a domain to work for you. All right, welcome back, everybody. All right, now we’re on to the second segment, which is the list, and this section is sponsored by name yet. So I still got my shirt. For those of you who don’t know, I ran named yet for four or five years as part of my tenure with Web.com. And it was a great experience. It was a lot of fun.
And, you know, this coming on board with media options now, it’s kind of brings me back into the space that I know and love. And so this segment is going to be a lot of fun for me. I’m looking forward to this. I’ve seen so many too many Sherpa episodes talking about the name Jeff Domain’s and, you know, and now I get to participate, which is really, really cool. So so now in this segment, we’ll review the names that we’ll have listed below and that is headed to auction soon.
And if you do like any of the domains, I mean, be clear, some of these are going to go to auction probably within days of the show airing. So if you’re interested, I’d click a snap and check them out.
So just to cover the basics, nobody here is buying or not buying or brokering or selling any of the domains on the list. You guys might be buying them. I mean, you’re not selling.
All right, cool. So let’s see. Let’s start with Drew. And what do you think anything on this list that jumps out there like don’t like what do your thoughts? Yeah, so, I mean, my favorite name on the list is Kid Claire Dotcom, that’s just a great brand. It’s the best version of the brand, in my opinion, and it just has a nice alliteration. It’s got a little traffic, it’s got a little search. And as a parent, I put a very high value in there.
So I like that’s my favorite name on the list. And then. Beyond that, I like Vermont homes. Generally speaking, I’m not a big fan of like state property, state homes, state real estate, because it’s too big of a market and there are very few there’s nobody can cover a whole state.
And so. I think the exception to that rule and years ago, we were broken from dotcom and I felt the exact same way, I think states are very hard to get your arms around. But I think if you were to ask one hundred people what is the capital of Vermont like or just name a city in Vermont, I don’t think that ninety-nine of them could tell you the capital or tell you a city of Vermont and Vermont is a small state, not as small as my state, Rhode Island.
But I think that people could name the capital of Rhode Island.
They can’t name the capital of Vermont. They just it’s like Vermont.
It’s on, you know, but it’s more important than any city. The state name is more important than any city name. Burlington, Vermont, which is the capital of Vermont, wouldn’t be actually Montpelier, I think Montpelier.
So Rhode Island public school system, Montpelier, I don’t think I could spell Montpelier, but even Burlington, it’s like I only know that because of GroupM. And it’s like, yeah, I don’t know. I think Vermont Hulme’s is a good brand for real estate. So I think that’s what I like.
Yeah, I agree. I mean, I think that’s a good Jew. I agree. You know, when I think of Vermont, I think of Killington and skiing and that kind of stuff. But to be honest, until you started saying what the capital was, I would have got that wrong as well. So, you know, I think I think that’s a really interesting point about how the state is a more popular name than any of its cities.
Right. And that’s pretty that’s just an interesting nugget right there.
Yeah. And I don’t think there’s any other state like that made North Dakota, you know like I don’t know what the capital of North Dakota is.
Do Bismarck and Bismarck and nerd alert over here. I was the Maine State Geography bee winner when I was in the eighth.
Oh, that’s awful. So, you know, I think that’s great.
I was in the geography bee. I didn’t make it out of my school, though. I remember the question that I lost on it was something like, what is the northernmost point? That the sun is directly overhead? You know, whatever the answer is like, it’s the Tropic of Capricorn or Cancer, whatever the one is, whatever the one to the north is, you know, a bit. And I got it wrong.
I forget what I think I said, the equator or whatever. And the equator wasn’t part of the question, but that’s what I think gave him my answer. And the girl who won shout out to Alison Melnik, you know, that day.
Oh, sure. She’s lucky, you know. And, you know, I’m not saying she got the easier questions, but I felt like the deck was stacked. But congratulations on your win.
That’s really sad. I’m sure it’s on her LinkedIn profile.
I’m going to say I’m an island, so I don’t know if we’re friends on Facebook or anything. Maybe I’ll send a link to the show or something. So let’s expand the audience one viewer at a time.
Absolutely. Give individual shout outs.
All right. So, Amanda, what do you think on the list then? What is what stands out for you?
Yeah, so definitely kid care. I used to work for Education Travel Company and I was working in their department for a number of years before I actually came into domains. So definitely right on there with Drew. I think that so many people right now are at home and juggling and playing like pass the baby, pass the kid. That kid care is it’s at the forefront of people’s minds right now. You know, I could certainly see Carnochan picking that one up for I didn’t check the CEO value on that one, but I could certainly see them or another competitor end-user picking not up in the auction.
The other one that I really like and actually going back to Vermont.
Tons of people are escaping to Vermont. I’ve joined this women’s networking group and the people that are in it have left Boston and New York specifically and are in Burlington or wherever. It’s amazing. It’s absolutely incredible how many people have gone and bought farms and are just they think they’re off the grid in Vermont and really living. That would be a great pick up for someone.
Well, I think she probably feels the same way. I’m sitting here waiting in the wings. I can’t wait for all these people to get bored and then they decide they want to sell. And then I’ll come in and scoop up a farm at 10 cents on the dollar. Right now, I start with the pot. Everybody’s like leaving New York. They got there to go. They got money in their pocket and nowhere to spend. It was killed by a car.
We’re going to have ten dogs. It’s going to grow apples. Six months later, it’s like, yeah. Let’s go back to New York.
Yeah. Everybody wants to be me this year. That’s. Yeah, yeah. You got everybody wants to grow plants for a living. Well, you know, it’s interesting.
I named it the New York Homes was another one of the names, but I picked Vermont homes over New York because of exactly what you’re talking about, Amanda, where, you know, I think the Vermont real estate due to this whole exodus of people and not that New York doesn’t have a whole lot of upstate and other, but I think, you know, more people are thinking about kind of escaping to, you know, it’s like idyllic, you know, Vermont, like we said, you know, piece of property is just, you know, one of those things that just feels like it feels like a great escape.
So, you know. All right, cool. Yeah.
The cabin in the Adirondacks we rented was used to be under one hundred dollars a night and we had to pay three eighty a night for this summer because everybody wanted a cabin in the middle of nowhere. This year it was huge and it’s one of them doesn’t even have a plumbing or a toilet and it was still over one hundred dollars.
So that’s crazy.
But no covid.
That’s why they wanted no clothing.
No of that was the title in the rental property. Another audience. Yeah, exactly.
I mean, any other thoughts on the list.
My favorite and it’s I don’t know, it just sort of jumped out at me as it could be a great brand for someone. Wonderment, you know, it’s not like it doesn’t have a super lot of cachet to it, but I’m positive one word, dotcom. Oh, no, I think wonderments a great name. So, yeah, I like that with you. I didn’t want to take too many names, but I like that one. So, yeah, I mean, I think in the definition of wonderment, right, it’s with the up it’s the state of odd admiration, respect, one of the things which you can’t quite believe what you’re seeing, but you definitely like it.
Right. And that really stood out to me is how you could really play that as a brand. Right. Or just even as a domain name. It’s like, you know, just like it know there are a positive aura and vibe to it. And you could see clothing or HomeGoods kind of stuff or pottery type of things that, you know, there could be a whole lifestyle brand around something like that. That could be really cool.
So, wow, I just went to wonder, Dotcom, because what a domain that is. And it’s a new home dining experience. Incredible meals from some of the country’s best restaurants and chefs prepared right outside your home, currently piloting in New Jersey, our North America.
Well, have you ever had a gold belly dotcom? That’s where you can get like the Philly cheesesteaks from like Pat’s and Ginos. And you can get the Primanti sandwiches, I think, from Pittsburgh. So they deliver them. They pack them up that night in dry ice. You get them the next day. And so you basically can get all those signature foods, the buffalo wings from Buffalo, you know, if it’s anchor borrower, I mean, a Philly cheesesteak, you know.
Twenty-four hours later, it’s not.
Yeah, but I mean, they do this and we’ve got it. So my father in law gave it to us as a gift, you know, and we’re big Philly everything. Right. So, you know, we were eating Pat’s cheesesteaks, watching the Eagles. This is before the Eagles got really bad.
But they transport well enough, I mean, to give you the feel and enough of the taste and experience that it’s really, you know, it kind of gives you enough, especially when you can’t travel there, you know. So.
Yeah, but I was talking to a guy in the lobster. We had lobster dot com, and he came in the door looking at, you want to buy lobster. You didn’t have the budget. But we were talking about the business. And he’s like, our business is up to three thousand percent because everybody stuck in-home, they’re not going out to restaurants. And if they’re going to splurge on something, they’re like, look, I want to order the best steaks.
I want over the best lobsters. And they’re just having it shipped to their house. And he said it was just it was booming. It is is lobster mail order business was booming. Yeah.
And lobster dotcom is that’s. Yeah. That’s and that name is just you know, you’re instantly in the business to be on that one.
So. All right. I like it a lot. All right. So Shane, what do you think man. What do you think of the list?
Well, good care is insurance for children in Illinois. So if you make under a certain I think it’s if you make under eighty thousand dollars, Illinois will cover your kids for it’s a whole new ballgame for people, but for kids, they do a great job and it’s almost positive. It’s called kid care. So there’s definitely traffic and insurance behind that one. So it’s a six-figure name all the way just in Leegin. It’s probably got some money just because of the insurance part of it.
Well, and it’s interesting to list really quick. I’m sorry, but that’s going down the bucket here. I think it’s interesting because the appraised value, the about value is lower than almost half the other names on the list.
But backorders wise, it’s clearly like double the next one in line with two hundred and fifty bids. And so people obviously take notice. I mean, this is, you know, and I would agree. I mean, I think just based off of common sense, this name is a home run depending on what it ultimately sells for. But the estimated value of five thousand dollars, I mean, this thing is obviously going to punch away.
I didn’t know people still look at estimates. I mean, it’s estimated. I mean, it pulls it in.
But yeah, I think it shows for some of the data, but even less and less because the data is not updated anymore. So right now the search data is three or four years old now. And so, yeah. So it is becoming less of a value to go.
Daddy’s got a better hold on it just because they have all the auction. I mean it’s more of a hotel, but they have a pretty good I mean it’s updated daily on what sold Uncomparable. So if anything is closer to correct, I use GoDaddy for a ranking I don’t know, say use it for pricing, but I know that if it values a four-letter dotcom at a certain price that the past sales have put it in a certain range.
So it is helpful like anything. You know, it’s just and if I rank an auction list by going Doughty’s value, it’s not one hundred percent correct, but it does a pretty good job of putting the better names to the top.
And that’s a gift to the audience as well. So guides are fine.
Nothing’s absolute in our business. The guide certainly helped cut downtime when you’re looking through ten thousand domains a night, trying to pick out stuff at auction so that I asked about I can’t do it with anybody. It’s just too crazy all over the board when it comes to pricing. Oh, yeah, so on the list, this is a perfect example of plural, you know, we get into discussions forever on plurals, good, good, plurals bad.
But in general, I think plural puts you in the business of that keyword and singular puts you as a brand in grocery bags is a big example. You take off that and that’s a shopping name and there’s so much more used to it. But Bags put you in a custom grocery shopping bag, which is a big market. I mean, there’s a lot of people customizing those. I don’t know what you call them, the cloth bag.
Yeah, that’s a pretty big business nowadays. So it’s worth building out. But that’s the difference and the same thing with megaphones. Think about the value of megaphone versus megaphones. It’s four yeah. Six figures. Here are some of the while and be a killer brand. I kind of like megaphones, dotcom like.
Just because it’s one of those, like, esoteric, weird, you know, I like generic plural names, which are in a category where there’s nobody that could tell you a break. So if any of you can tell me the brand without looking it up of a megaphone manufacturer, I’ll give you twenty dollars.
Right.
Know and megaphone great branding has no advantage. And so in search, having an exact match domain of all other things being equal, you’re going to convert exponentially, literally exponentially higher between four and ten times better than your competition. So all things, all things being equal, even if you’re let’s say somebody is in number one grocery dot com and your grocery bags dot com and you’re in the position to you will have a higher conversion rate and a higher, quicker rate than the guy number one on only exclusively in a category where there is no household brand.
So I kind of like that one. Well, yeah.
And megaphone, the singular it actually directs to Karig outcome and that kind of random really the coffee, the coffee company, they had to pick up something and a brand and then just they just throw the DNS in there or something.
But yeah, that’s a megaphone he does exude.
Maybe it’s a type of like a brand of an individual coffee.
You know how they have like this is where there’s going on in your world because, you know, you should have held that back and then we would have gone out and tried to acquire megaphone dot com instead of telling our entire audience about it that now that is going to be because they have no idea what’s going to happen next Tuesday.
They’re going to have about four thousand domain investors. Kossak, you’ve got to buy Megaupload dot com.
Well, you know, we just won’t publish it. There’ll be a gap in the show and we’re going to be like, McGaffigan, that was.
And hey, so demand trends and industry update, you can cut all this out with no problem with this stuff.
REPACHOLI Exactly. Or you could just wait like six weeks. Drew And after everybody puts in their offers, then you can swoop in and be the bidder.
Yeah. Eleven hundred. Like after they offer them all eleven hundred dollars, you can come and give them a real number for a student project, you know, per student project.
I’m trying to make the voices of poor orphans louder. And your name would be perfect for that.
Yes, but that’s what I see in a megaphone today in it.
Yeah.
I mean it exudes amplifying voices. So megaphones could be plural in the fact that we take people and let them be heard.
So there is a way to brand around that one, but it becomes a little and then the custom shirt is the opposite. We all know the custom shirts, big money. But boy, if we had an S on that, it would be a lot better. So if we could sell the S on the bags and buy it on custom, sure, we could build some really good names. And the scrabble of names doesn’t mean they’re bad gratuities.
It’s, they’re all great words but wonderment and love of wonderment. But I really want my T as well just because I know I’m going to say one more minute with any at the end because I think people are still going to blow that one up. But that’s a perfect one-word name. That’s not top tier, but you can still get and get a pretty good price for it’s a second-tier, third-tier one-word that I think I think it’s not as good as kid care, but it’s definitely my second favorite.
And the social nation is not bad. It’s just like I feel like it’s run by a seventeen-year-old person that just started or something.
And it’s like a little too close to Live Nation and, you know. It’s a good brand, what would anybody do with a gratuity?
I’m not I actually I kind of like that. You know this is one of the rare lists that. Yeah. Like, so, you know, I travel internationally quite a bit. And, you know, even here, I’m two years in Portugal now and I still don’t really know where to tip. And so I think it’ll be great for reference. Just straight up easy-going because it’s not going to be a crazy expensive name just a reference for like you’re here.
This is how much you get, right? Well, I mean, gratuities dot com to do that, but it would be a useful reference.
Or what about in light of, you know, even with covid. Right. Know, we’re trying to help service workers and people that are, you know, like a patron of now.
Exactly. So like, you know, kind of thing where you might have an organization, a restaurant or something that has, you know, the gratuities is a way that, oh, we’re on gratuities. You could actually go and tip your server a little extra after the fact. Or if it’s like maybe not a restaurant where tipping is, as usual, like, you know, we’re but or typical where, you know, but somewhere where you might want to provide someone like a gift, you know, and then expand, it’s even more, again, like gifting and by way of, you know, like a gratuity is that you just made me feel like if I’m just thinking if I’m a server, I got a QR code sitting right there waiting for me.
Really, I just set my card out just then load QR code that they can just hit me any time off the record. Set me a little bitcoin.
Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Yeah. Cash at me. That’s so. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Now see we’re coming up with good ideas. Nobody’s ever done that before but maybe there’s something, maybe restaurants don’t like it off the table. Off that check tip. Yeah.
Because they steal that money from the waiters straight up. They do it. It’s an unfortunate truth if you don’t give cash to the waiter. I mean I’d be making up the numbers if I made up numbers. But like I would tell you that it’s a fairly high it’s a very material percentage of the restaurants that if you put the tip on the bill itself, that person will never see it ever.
Or, you know, they split them. You know, they’re splitting it up amongst you know, and that’s helpful for some of the back of the house. Folks have our backs and all of that kind of stuff, you know. But I think at the end of the day, like, you know, either you got restaurant situations where somebody says, look, I’d rather just tip you directly than pay the house and let the house figure it out.
You’re the one who’s providing me the service that I actually really appreciate. Or again, it’s something else that isn’t somewhere that you can provide a tip or that you typically tip. And, you know, like you said, you know somebody, you know, bellhop or whatever, or creating a way that it’s like I don’t have cash on me right now. It’s like, oh, well, I’ve got to go to his account if you just want to.
Like you said, I got the QR code. Yeah. You can just bedmates me.
If you want the best servers, you can say I’ll allow you to do your own tips, like the tips are yours. And here’s a service that it uses gratuity or Venmo and all that. And you can do it and you probably get better service knowing they get to keep that money.
You know, there was a tour guide was another one where people can travel again, you know, so. You know, I feel like we just. Kind of fleshed out a whole business, I mean, even expand upon that and like turn you turn the whole, like, server industry into like, you know, into free agency, free agency.
It’s like, you know, like Guarda dot com, you know, Heidi, full-time earnings. Most tables sold and you got restaurants bidding to get these folks.
Yeah, maybe like I’m here to present my startup. It’s a disruptor in the industry of serving basically a game-changer. We’re looking for Series B, we haven’t done a series yet, but we’re looking for Series B.
I can see the whole presentation already.
I love the hat and the side and everything. Yeah. Now you got to look really relaxed when you go and they’re like, I don’t need your money, but I don’t have any at all this time.
I love it.
You haven’t done series, but you know, it’s going to disrupt the whole industry. Which industry? All of them.
Oh, the serving industry is a twenty-seven trillion-dollar industry.
And if we could have one percent of that, it doesn’t take an all piece of a big pie, man. Anyway, we’ll move off of the list. I mean, just to give a few of my thoughts, you know, I think you guys kind of tag almost all of them that I really like. I mean, I like wonderment a ton, you know, kind of like I said, like as a lifestyle brand, a travel brand photo site, you know, this idea of sharing experiences or somehow kind of pushing that whole sort of vibe into, you know, into some kind of a business inside, I think it’s great.
You know, nobody mentioned disrespect and, you know, it’s a negative name. And for me, I like that. I mean, now that’s a direct message domain. It’s not an expiring domain. I don’t know who listing it, but the that to me, I also thought was kind of cool thinking about how it could be like almost like a kind of an edge to it, you know, like a clothing brand, kind of like, you know, cool kind of thing.
I mean, depending on what it’s going to sell for, I mean, it’s got the second-highest amount of bids on it. So I don’t think it’s going to go cheap. So to me, it’s probably the I don’t know, the juice will be worth the squeeze. But I thought that as a one-word. I mean, it’s pretty clear what the name is about. It’s a negative name, but it could be spun in a way to kind of make it cool, depending on what, you know, what you could use it for.
It’s anything like it all the way. Yeah, no way, man.
It’s crowdfunding, you know, like public embarrassment now.
Yeah.
It’s like, you know, you really hate on some people, you know, like somebody did something really, really stupid, like public people.
Not that just like random people.
You know, we do want to be bullies like, you know, like you got a politician, you got an actor steps out of his lane, you know?
Well, interestingly enough, they’re trying to the only thing you know, I find it really interesting, like when you hear about how certain public people, you know, treat people right. Like to me, I don’t know. Yeah, that’s interesting to me, you know, and it’s like, you know, so when how much people tip, you know, there’s some people who are like habitually bad tippers, you know, and like somebody like Michael Jordan, you know, I’ve heard, you know, he’s a bad tipper.
Right. And you’re kind of like, yeah, he’s so good. And it’s like I just wish. But, you know, whatever like I’m not necessarily judging him. But then Charles Barkley is a guy who’s, like, dumped thousands of dollars on his way to half and dealers, the casinos. And I’m just like, that’s my like I would rather hang out like, look, I mean, I’d rather Michael Jordan. I’d rather hang out with Charles Barkley, you know what I mean?
It’s like, you know, and, you know, so there’s a lot of that. And you know, and you realize a couple of these stories. I mean, that thing about Mike might be the, you know, just a random event that got amplified, you know what I mean? But with disrespect, dotcom, we could clear through some of that B.S. and you could find out for real, like who’s legit, who’s you know, you not implying that you’re going to disrespect MJ?
Man, not on my amount of money. I know. I mean, look and I look, MJ, you get the pass. I will kill four people and I’ll still love them.
I got my Jordan threes in the garage, you know what I mean? I’m good. I’m good. And we watched the last dance, but I’m flexible.
I mean, he’s an icon. So it’s all good. I don’t want to disrespect the legend on day one, so we’ll save that. But let’s make it more about how much I got you, Jordan.
I didn’t even backwater that I was like, what do you do with this respect? Now, you talked me into it. I like it.
So and the other thing I thought you say fishing, Drew. I threw that in for you, man. You know what I’m saying?
And, you know, I remember, Rick, I he probably still owns it was trying to sell Florida fishing dot com and. You know, I think he bought it for like one hundred grand or something, and it’s like, you know, again, it comes back to Vermont home. It’s like Florida fishing. Like you cover the whole state of Florida. Right. And then, you know, USA fishing. I don’t know. This probably is alike.
Agency or industry organization that is called the USA occasionally got almost guarantee you, but you know what? You’re the underdog. Yeah, on the dog. And what are they going to pay for it? And so I don’t know. USA fishing, it’s not a terrible man. Lives in my portfolio. I’m certainly not letting expire. But, you know, these days, you know what I like to. Sixty-nine dollars Hallier. I probably buy like two hundred fifty dollars and beyond that, you know.
Yeah.
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So now we’re back and we’re on to our third segment, which is what’s going on where we talk about industry trends and other general updates about the domain space and otherwise. So I think, Shane, we’re up to you to lead off this particular segment. Is there anything? We’ve covered a lot of ground on the show in general, right through these other segments, but is there anything otherwise that you want to kind of touch on and talk about?
No, I mean, I will say that with covid going on the focus on the Internet and utilizing. The ability to for people to shop and to do actions and to do things is really put it out there. So Travis fortune said that we do an aftermarket domain name list, so we list the names of people of the names, like I said, ten thousand names. And we picked names that we like that we think are offered good value. And he’s a tech guy.
And I told them, I’m going to get out Christmas trees. People aren’t going to come out as much and buy Christmas trees in person. One, I was completely wrong. We probably had 10 times more people get Christmas trees and we’re sold out before even December. So I got that wrong completely. There were so many families this year, I’ve never seen anything like it. That being said, we offer to buy a Christmas tree online and have it shipped to your house or bring it to your house for fifteen dollars in the local area, crushed hundreds of trees, make it click what size they could pick skinny full seven-foot Frazier fir, add a wreath at a point set and click and we bring it all to their house.
And people loved it, especially in this environment. But it just got me thinking about the possibilities of everything we always knew was there but the good domains. Can you imagine the ability to take Christmas trees, dotcom, build that model local Christmas tree growers, and say, I’m going to sell all your trees for you? All you could do is drop them up with their house and I’ll give you the 15 dollars. You just get me five percent of the tree.
But man, this I know it’s bad times out there with covid, but the opportunities in our industry and what we know and the build-out is just like nothing I’ve ever seen before and just our little ideas that we have here. If you can hook up with the right person, like, I’d just be very fortunate to be working with Travis. They can take that idea and build it out as millions of dollars right there. And I’ve never been more positive about the ability to make money in any business by putting it online than I have now.
That’s all I’ll say. It’s just really exciting.
I mean, we look like we’ve all seen this seismic shift from physical to digital. You know, we had an episode that by the time this drops, we’ve dropped it when we talk a lot about the trends and that kind of thing. And, you know, and I reference it all the time, Shopify, I think it was in their Q3 earnings call saying they’re seeing e-commerce and the digital shift, the trends that they expected in twenty-thirty. They’ve seen in twenty, you know, obviously with everybody going digital.
And like I said, I mean, it’s sometimes even in the domain space, it feels almost a little awkward that we’re in. I think I’ve had this conversation probably with everybody on here individually that you know where because we’ve had these pockets of opportunity and we’re in a space that has actually been impacted in a positive way. But, you know, the one thing I look at is for every business that we are helping to enhance their online presence or do better online is helping them keep their people employed, keep their doors open and be introduced to, you know, also help them move them along in their path.
Because this was a this was a path and a shift that was already happening. It’s just accelerated, you know, incredibly based on everything that we saw happen with covid.
So, yeah, the people that are on top of it, sorry to interrupt the people on top, but even the restaurants that are been closed down. You know, I talked to a restaurant that moved to a delivery service.
They were for a family-style. Everybody sit down and eat. Everybody loved their food. And when they figured out how to get that food to their customers, they realized they were no longer limited about they had to wait an hour to get a table. Well, now they’re limited by kitchen size because they’ll just bring it to your house, that same food. But and they’re killing it.
They’re selling more food than they were because they were limited by space. Well, now they just pump it out. And more people are you know, they’re paying the extra money. Money is not a problem. People will pay extra to get your food. Meanwhile, I get the other people bitching on the news about how they’ve been closed down. And we had a pizza place closed down, a pizza place. How do you close down a pizza place and covid?
That means your food was not good. Pizza is everywhere. So not that there aren’t businesses being hit hard, but we know in our industry because we get to see who’s buying our names, that there is tremendous opportunity to get your services out there. And for local businesses to survive, they just have to know how to do it and how to get their wares into the hands of their people. That’s it. So that’s my speech. But I’m just giving out it.
There’s no reason for ninety-five percent of the businesses to go under. They just have to pivot the hell out of it and spend money that may not have, but the money that will be well spent in their future to pivot. They will continue to get that plus all their old when things the vaccines come in.
So, yeah, this industry, I think there’s a company here in Boston that I’m familiar with. And they’re actually on Lola Dotcom and they were. The corporate travel company, and so they pivoted really quickly and started doing timesheets and expenses for companies, and they were incredibly nervous that, hey, we just launched this business. All this money we fired up every they were crushing it before covid. And I was impressed with how quickly they pivoted and they’ll still be there.
And when travel really comes back, you know, whether the vaccine or not, they have to the business. Exactly. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah, a lot of success stories out there, no doubt. Well, I know and I was going to say and I mean, the Christmas tree thing is awesome. I mean, and you also have the luxury of Travis, right. Who is you know, such a smart, capable guy and a good dude.
And, you know, and the list I mean, I’m sure the audience all knows about your list. Right. I think if you’re watching domain chirping, you don’t know about your list. They’re probably you know, they’re doing themselves a disservice.
I know there are folks that would like to pay you to stop doing your list because I doing is driving, you know, the prices of what they’re paying. But yeah, man, I mean, that’s awesome. And a perfect example of those opportunities that are out there.
So, Drew, consistency will be key to that, I think. And I might be wrong, but I’m pretty sure that the first interaction that you and I ever had was me sending you an email like at least ten years ago saying, dude, stop fucking up the market publishing all these domains that are for sale. Just stop messing it up.
Yeah, I swear, that was the first email.
I yeah, they’re always like, I’m not making any money. So why do you what do you do in it? All you’re doing is driving attention to certain. Yeah. I was like stop, just stop with this asshole.
I remember I can’t remember who said at one of the other bloggers said there’s no such thing is because somebody put it. That’s the main chain, the name of the blog. That’s a domain chain effect because there was a name that nobody was looking at. And then all of a sudden it blew up. And as we all know, once it gets a couple of bids, it’s over. It’s going to get picked up by the bots, the huge domains, and all that.
But and then somebody wrote, there’s no such thing as a domain chain effect. And all I could think of is I’m going to make sure there is I want to find out what domains that guy likes. And I’m just going to put them at the top of the list. And this is everybody saying, I mean, I don’t think I drive the price. It’s all about everything is all about eyeballs.
The whole world is driven by being seen. All you have to do is get somebody out there in the world will take care of everything else. And that’s no different with domain names. If you’re trying to sell a name and it has any decency at all, especially in today’s market, just has to be a decent name. But once a couple of people see it, it’s going to be a couple hundred dollars at least, putting our tagline.
B.S., Yeah, I like that. Yeah, that’s what it’s all about. I mean, that’s nothing to do with it has nothing to do with vanity. It’s just a matter of everybody wants to feel like they’ve been seen and everything that is seen has more value. That’s just plain and plain when it is.
Think a great way to tie it together.
I was just looking back to see if I could find that email. And honestly, it’s going to give me nightmares tonight, thinking about how much time has flown by so fast, man.
I mean, I rename. It is like I gave you. I give you.
I want to talk about it but a.
May 2010, 2011, you know, I want to make you throw up, you’re going to sell me puddles dotcoms for five grand.
Well, here’s I sold over sixty-five hundred. I think so.
Oh, well, that’s the thing is we had to finance the early years was selling the names we wish we I mean we could talk about it forever but I sold so many for no dotcoms with no fours for three grand like dozens of them.
I sold so many three no dotcoms. Three I sold, I literally I sold probably twenty-two later dotcoms between 80 grand and one hundred and fifty grand.
Right. 20 of them.
But that’s finance too. We are now. I mean that’s the thing is they finance where we are now. We. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah exactly.
I wouldn’t have made it to the next level if I didn’t do that.
Well in hindsight, if we would have just kept it, we might have made as much money as we have any more. But but but along with that exciting.
Yeah. Really along the way that’s like taking a plane across the country. I’m sure you can get there, but be a lot more fun driving and seeing everything. And that’s kind of our journey. Let’s go. Let’s go.
Yeah. Is we just it made it more exciting and it wouldn’t have been near as fun as if we had just gotten all those names. Just sad. I always kid Elliott Silver. He had I don’t remember the number but is like a three no dotcom eight something in there I go you ever. I was kidding him but he didn’t like it. I said, do you ever realize that the most expensive name he ever sold was this three-letter and you’ll never sell a name for more than that?
Just joking with you.
I kept it and it’s like I’ll do a lot better than that. No, I like three. That’s like a seven hundred thousand dollar name. That’s going to take a lot of words to duplicate that.
But it also shows the appreciation of domain names over time, you know, and it’s like stocks, right? I mean, there’s just a continued like, you know, upward trend. And that’s what we’re you know, there’s more to come. So, Amanda, what do you get by way of updates or things that are on your mind now?
So, yeah, I would echo everything that has been said on this call, but specifically in this segment, I think that smart marketers and smart founders are finally waking up. Folks that I’ve been encouraging our team and I’ve been doing it as well to pick up the phone and call people that have said maybe or no and encourage them to find the money in other places to acquire their exact match dotcoms because now it’s the time they’re not going back into the office.
Get out of your leases, get out of your hard space, and do what’s right to continue to propel your company online. And, you know, you can’t always get everybody to see your way. But I think a lot of folks are definitely waking up and we’ve been doing a lot of those acquisitions.
Yeah, that’s great. And because once they’re gone, they’re off the market forever. Yeah. So that’s true.
So, yeah, we have, we have some news, but it’ll actually come out in the episode that comes out right before this. But I can’t talk about it here, but it will come out this week. Very exciting stuff.
I want to make a shout out, Amanda, can I just say the name, I won’t give any details, but Amanda and I don’t want to go broke.
But I represented the seller. Amanda represented the buyer. And we got a very nice deal done for an absolutely stellar domain name. Can I say the name also?
Alloy alloy, dot com, alloy y dot com. Again, I think it ended up in the hands of the best and highest use case buyer, at least for today’s market. And always a pleasure doing business with our good friends over it. Saw this. And so anyway. Yeah, so shout out. That was a great exactly.
One of those type of situation collaborations.
Cooperation’s the way that it should be.
Yes, exactly. And I was happy when I got the email that you were going to represent them so there would be no conflict of interest on our end. And yeah, our client was thrilled to finally get it done at the end of the day. And they’re super happy and it will take them to the next level. And that’s exactly what. That’s awesome. Yep.
All right.
So with that, I think that will conclude today’s show. I want to thank you, guys. This was awesome. And it was a lot of fun and looking forward to having everybody back on again soon. And I want to thank you to the audience for tuning in. And we will see you guys all next time on demand.
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