Google’s typos, ccTLDs and tariffs, and a failed domain transaction: April in review
A fresh domain marketplace search tool, country code domains, and Google’s typos were top stories last month.
These were the top stories on Reglike in April, ranked by views.
1. Domain360 is worth a try for finding expired domains – I took this fresh domain aftermarket search platform for a spin, and it has some cool features.
2. Alo Yoga wins valuable alo .com domain name through cybersquatting lawsuit – Following first trying to reverse hijack the domain, the apparel firm managed to get it through an in rem lawsuit.
3. Why it seems like Trump’s tariffs are based on country code domains – It has to do with what ccTLDs are based on.
4. Firm sues following domain seller backs out of transaction – A man asked for 10x what he had earlier agreed to following he found out who the buyer was.
5. Google registered hundreds of typo domains of its brands – Some of these registrations are surprising, but I suppose Google has access to good non-existent domain data.
Podcasts
#529 – Braden Pollock’s record year
#530 – Josh Reason: domain sales + DNX
#531 – Domain monetization changes
