Welcome to the Daily Roundup for July 6, 2016.
Kredit.com buyer revealed
Mike noticed that Kredit.com which sold 3 weeks ago for 46K Euros transferred to the buyer, domainers.de; up for sale for $221,166.
VR.CN sells for $1.5 million ?
Kassey Lee reported, VR.cn sold again, this time for close to $1.5m (10m yuan) on July 4. Buyer is entrepreneur Hang Zhong REN (任杭中) and landing page indicates new business will be related to virtual reality. VR.cn was sold two months ago for several million yuan, showing end users’ big appetite for premium domain names.
Trading one CVCV.com for another CVCV.com
Data science company Dato has changed their name to Turi. The domain name Turi.com was owned by a Japanese registrant for well over a decade.
Google AdSense has closed many inactive accounts on July 4th
MarketingLand published an article that many inactive Google AdSense accounts were closed and that anyone wanting back in will have to reapply.
Brexit Driving International Sales Gains for Online U.K. Retailers
Clickz wrote, One short-term effect of Brexit, thanks to the steep fall in the value of sterling, is an increase in the number of orders from outside the UK, as foreign shoppers take advantage of reduced prices.
Non-UK residents on UK ecommerce sites:
- Shopping sessions up 6%
- Conversions up 28.7%
- Sales up 30%
- Cart abandonment rate down 1.3%
