NameMedia Launches New Service for Domain Investors

WALTHAM, Mass. — NameMedia has announced the launch of Domainer's Advantage, a service which it terms "an interactive knowledge center for domain investors," located at Afternic.com.

According to the company, Afternic operates the Domain Listing Service (AfternicDLS), a forum for connecting buyers and sellers of premium domain names. Its new Domainer's Advantage service offers investors a number of useful tools, including realtime domain industry news; weekly domain sales reports; Best Practices that provide tips on successful selling at maximum value; analysis of current and future market trends and a variety of interactive features such as a Poll of the Week; a domain industry forum; blog and calendar of events.

"Domainer's Advantage is designed for savvy domain investors who seek one place where they can stay highly informed on all the issues and opportunities affecting their domain investments," Sarah Ptalis, Product Manager for NameMedia's BuyDomains.com and Afternic.com, said. "Domainer's Advantage is a simple but compelling tool for accessing and exchanging the latest knowledge in realtime."

"Through its ownership of one of the largest domain portfolios in the world, its innovative website development platform, and its broad distribution, NameMedia now serves more than 60 million visitors to its network of websites and sells domains to customers in more than 100 countries," stated a company spokesperson.

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