On October 7, 2025, @Aladey shared a domaining tip on X (formerly Twitter) titled “The Power of Domain Maturation.”I actually saw the post that same day but didn’t pay much attention at first. The first line of his post hit different later on: “Most new domainers make the same mistake — they drop names after…
Hey everyone, I wrote this blog post on Tuesday, March 31st. I wasn’t planning on releasing a blog post last month (March) because it’s the holy month of Ramadan. As a Muslim, I’ve been busy fasting, praying, and keeping the month sacred. Even so, I’ve still been in the domaining game every day, learning more…
Hey everyone, welcome to the 5th post on Layi Domain Blog! If you’re new here, this is a space where we learn together—picking better domain names, dodging mistakes, and turning domains into cash, just like the pros on Namepros. Today’s post isn’t just about domains. It’s a real-world story that showed me how outbound marketing…
Hi everyone! Happy new month! 🎉 Hope you’re all crushing it and staying focused on your goals. Today’s blog post is about Quinset.com domain sale , where Layi Domains picked up this domain last year and successfully sold it earlier this year for a solid return on investment (ROI). The Quinset.com domain sale was a…
Hi everyone! How’s everyone doing? Today’s blog post, which is also the third blog post since Layi Domains started, is about Name.com—a registrar that lacks professionalism and reliability. If you’re a domain investor looking to buy domains as an investment or a business owner trying to secure an online identity, Name.com might not be the…
As I mentioned in my first post, I started domain investing two years ago (mid-2022). Today, I’d like to share some of the early domains I picked up—and honestly, most of them were pretty shitty! 😅 Here’s a list of what I can still remember: All of these were hand-registered from deleted domain drops. For…
Welcome to Layi Domains! Hello Everyone! Welcome to the Layi Domain Blog! My name is Olayiwola Ibraheem Olanrewaju, and “Layi” comes from my family name, Olayiwola, which translates to “wealth prospers.” I was born and raised in Osun State, Nigeria. I’m married to my amazing and supportive wife, Wuraola, and we’re blessed with a beautiful…
