https://blog.domainerdan.com/ Domain investing notes, market commentary, and portfolio spotlights from Dan Navarro. Three articles a week covering premium .com pricing, AI domain valuation, sport-domain cycles, and the 2,000+ portfolio. en-us © 2026 Dan Navarro mail@domainerdan.com (Dan Navarro) mail@domainerdan.com (Dan Navarro) blog.domainerdan.com custom static builder https://blog.domainerdan.com/images/Dan.png https://blog.domainerdan.com/ https://blog.domainerdan.com/posts/audioglasses.html https://blog.domainerdan.com/posts/audioglasses.html Fri, 22 May 2026 12:00:00 +0000 Dan Navarro Market Commentary At Google I/O 2026, the AI smart-glasses product Google is shipping this fall appeared on the keynote slide under a name in plain English: "Audio glasses." Two ordinary words, no marketing coinage. That makes AudioGlasses.co the literal exact-match domain for the product name on the .co TLD. Listed on GoDaddy and on Dynadot. A working case study in owning the exact words a category uses for itself. https://blog.domainerdan.com/posts/aispecs.html https://blog.domainerdan.com/posts/aispecs.html Wed, 20 May 2026 12:00:00 +0000 Dan Navarro Market Commentary Google's I/O 2026 keynote launched AI smart glasses as a first-class Android product, powered by Gemini and partnered with Warby Parker, Gentle Monster and Samsung. The colloquial English word for eyeglasses is "specs," which makes "AI specs" the inevitable category name. aispecs.com is asking $9,988 on Afternic, .ai is registered and off the market, AiSpecs.co is listed at $465 on GoDaddy. A 21x price spread for the same brandable, with the .co structurally multi-purpose: smart-glasses brand or AI specifications service. https://blog.domainerdan.com/posts/multi-purpose-domains-vs-niche-names.html https://blog.domainerdan.com/posts/multi-purpose-domains-vs-niche-names.html Fri, 15 May 2026 12:00:00 +0000 Dan Navarro Guide Multi-purpose domains versus niche-specific names: why adaptable names are gaining value, how a versatile domain survives business pivots, the company histories that prove it (Amazon, Uber, Facebook to Meta, x.com), the SEO myth, and what domain investors look for. Worked examples Lites.com and CyprusSpace.com contrasted with the deliberately single-purpose WorldCuply.com. https://blog.domainerdan.com/posts/how-i-price-domains-working-framework.html https://blog.domainerdan.com/posts/how-i-price-domains-working-framework.html Wed, 13 May 2026 12:00:00 +0000 Dan Navarro Market Commentary The four buyer archetypes, where GoValue underprices and overprices, the three name micro-signals (phonetic alliteration, the seam tax, registration history), why Atom is the price floor not the ceiling, the -65 ending convention, and the five tools I open every time I'm pricing — NameBio, NamePros, CompleteDNS, toyroom.ai/appraiser and GoValue. Calibrated against real portfolio sales. https://blog.domainerdan.com/posts/worldcuply-com-the-com-im-taking-to-the-fifa-final.html https://blog.domainerdan.com/posts/worldcuply-com-the-com-im-taking-to-the-fifa-final.html Mon, 11 May 2026 12:00:00 +0000 Dan Navarro Domain Spotlight I bought a ticket to Match 67 — Panama v England at MetLife on 27 June. The .com that tells the story sells too. WorldCuply.com is listed at $1,999, ships with a 9-page editorial site already SEO-mature, and is the working case study for sub-$2K event-driven premium .com domains.