Five ways to get more out of NameBio
A sales database is only as useful as the questions you bring to it.
NameBio is a ledger of closed deals. It tells you what someone paid, not what something is worth.
Most investors treat it as a price guide. That is the first mistake. It is a record of transactions, and transactions are noisy.
The real leverage comes from filtering by buyer, by venue, and by extension. Patterns emerge when you isolate who is actually spending money.
Auction results skew the data. Wholesale buyers and portfolio flippers distort the median. Read the outliers, not the average.
A domain is worth what the right buyer pays. NameBio shows you who those buyers are, if you bother to look.
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