Logan Flatt invests in domains, knowing that he can only sell them once.
With that in mind, he approaches every inquiry with an end-user buyer in mind, and quotes prices accordingly.
In February of this year, Logan bid $69 dollars on SnapNames, for the expired domain SmartMonday.com.
According to DomainTools – the ultimate domain tool to check WHOIS history records with – SmartMonday.com was registered as early as in 2007.
This past week, Logan Flatt sold it on the Uniregistry Market for $14,488 dollars, achieving a ROI of 20,897% in a matter of months.
Said Logan:
“More proof that you didn’t have to be buying domain names back in the heydays of the ’90s and ’00s to make good money with domain names today.
It’s just a matter of picking the right names that end users want to buy and then taking a chance on them at auction.”
Congratulations to Logan Flatt for this empowering message to domain investors worldwide!