What domain names Business Insider and others bought the prior week

Business Insider buys domain name for fresh section of its site.

I’ve found that December is one of the best domain sales months of the year. People want to buy domains for projects ahead of the year is up, and other people make Fresh Year’s Resolutions to start fresh businesses. Do you see the same thing?

Sedo did have any headliners this past week (at least that were made public), but there were some nice end user sales, counting one to Business Insider.

Here’s a list of the end user domain name sales the prior week at Sedo that I was able to identify:

(You can view previous lists like this here. If you’d like to learn how to sell your domain names like these on Sedo, download this note.)

NewEDU.com $11,000 – Academic Colleges of Fresh Zealand

Koudijs.com $7,700 – Koudijs is an animal feed firm owned by De Heus Animal Nutrition.

FoxTrot.co $7,500 – Foxtrot is a “modern design and strategy agency” based in Austin.

SoutheastGas.com $6,000 – The Southeast Alabama Gas District in Alabama.

Real-Estate-Guide.de €3,000 – the folks at antique-guide GmbH are buying even more domains.

Air-Alliance.com $3,000 – Luxembourg Air Rescue, which does what its name implies.

TheBahamas.com $2,999 – A student at University of Central Florida bought this domain name and has by now started an educational site regarding whales.

ARAform.com €2,900 – Brazilian technology firm Leonsoft.

AlertGo.com $2,688 – CutCom Software Inc. has a handful of products, but none are called AlertGo.com (yet).

Running.shop €2,500 – All4running, which uses the site All4running.nl.

Launchpad.biz $2,500 – Web services firm AblySoft bought this domain name, presumably for one of its fresh products/brands.

GBS.co.uk £2,400 – GBS Architectural Limited bought its acronym.

InsiderPicks.com $2,000 – Business Insider bought this for what looks like a listicles-of-stuff-you-can-buy site.