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You only have to look at domains sales in China to realize that Chinese Companies VALUE domains just as much (or maybe more) than Americans do! China has almost as many multi=million dollar sales too! – SOME OF THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID ARE BY CHINESE COMPANIES…
That’s why we say wild the rising influence of CHINA in world wide commerce Chinese companies already know how important it is to have KEY DOMAIN WORDS where possible for both their easy of MARKETING MEMORY and the powerful TOOL a specific domain name for a specific item can be. AND HOW VALUABLE A LIFE-TIME USE OWNERSHIP can bring millions of dollars in products for just one word / one internet address
LOOK THROUGH THE REPORTER CHINESE SALES AND PURCHASES FOR PROOF OF THEIR VALUE.
And remember just like in the USA many of the Chinese Domain sales are not publically reported. In the USA the prices paid or sold for are often unreported – Ask much as 80% of sales are under and NDA (Non-Disclousure Agreement).
A LIST OF HIGH-VALUE PINYAN DOMAINS SOD IN CHINA
Notice that most are .com domains.
Background on Pinyin Domain
NamesPinyin domain names are a type of internet domain name that use the Hanyu Pinyin romanization system to represent Chinese characters.
These domain names are written in the Latin script and consist of the pinyin pronunciation of Chinese words or phrases. Pinyin domain names are gaining popularity in China, as they make it easier for people to remember and search for websites with Chinese characters.
About the sale of Pinyin domain names that been sold or bought in China for amounts ranging from $50,000 to potentially even a million dollars. Additionally, you would like these domains to still be active and online. It is important to note that providing an exhaustive list of specific domain names meeting all these criteria may not be possible, as the sale and purchase of domain names are often conducted privately and not publicly disclosed.
Here is some general information about Pinyin domain names and their market in China. Pinyin is a Romanization system used to represent Mandarin Chinese characters using the Latin alphabet. It is commonly used for various purposes, including domain names.
Pinyin domain names have gained popularity in China due to their simplicity and ease of use for both Chinese and non-Chinese speakers. They allow businesses to create easily recognizable and memorable web addresses that align with their brand or product names.
While I cannot provide an exact list of Pinyin domain names meeting your criteria, I can offer some insights into notable sales and trends in the Chinese domain market:
- Short Pinyin Domains: Short Pinyin domains, usually consisting of two or three characters, are highly sought after in China. These domains are considered valuable due to their scarcity and potential for brand recognition. Some examples of short Pinyin domains that have been sold for substantial amounts include JD.com (Jingdong), JD.com (Jingdong), and JD.com (Jingdong).
- Premium Pinyin Domains: Premium Pinyin domains are those that consist of common words or phrases in the Chinese language. These domains often command higher prices due to their desirability and market demand. Examples of premium Pinyin domains include DianPing.com (Dianping), which means “shop review” in Chinese, and XiaoMi.com (Xiaomi), which means “little rice” in Chinese.
- Numeric Pinyin Domains: Numeric Pinyin domains, which combine numbers and Pinyin characters, have also gained popularity in China. These domains are often used by businesses to create memorable web addresses or to align with specific cultural beliefs associated with numbers. For example, 58.com (WuBa), which means “I want” in Chinese, is a popular classified advertising platform in China.