Adam Strong’s Logo.com Purchase Covered By TechCrunch.com

2010 November 2
by Michael H. Berkens

TechCrunch.com just published a story on Adam Strong and Alan Townsend’s purchase of Logo.com through their company Logo.com, LLC.

Nice to see for the second day in a row a domain industry story picked up by TechCrunch.com

We wish Adam and Alan best of luck with their acquisition and new venture.

from → Domain Industry, Domain Sales

8 Responses leave one →
  1. 2010 November 2
    Jim Fleming permalink

    LOGO is a 4-letter Brand

    Interesting that people are starting to realize that Upper and Lower case are in the NEW DNS

    Logo
    LoGo

  2. 2010 November 2
    the suborbital space tourism is TOO dangerous permalink

    not clear yet if LOGO.com will be a FREE online service

  3. 2010 November 2
    kandyjet permalink

    it will be a 99 design competitor?

  4. 2010 November 2
    Gazzip permalink

    Sweet, I can’t wait to see what they do with such an amazing domain, there’s loads of options available with that one.

    “not clear yet if LOGO.com will be a FREE online service”

    ..I would hope NOT after spending $500K on the domain LOL :)

  5. 2010 November 2
    Hal Meyer permalink

    It seems like an expensive purchase..

  6. 2010 November 3
    Frantisek Mrazek permalink

    logo.com is OBVIOUSLY typo of lego.com ;)

  7. 2010 November 3
    Memphis Domain Broker permalink

    I already hava a logo guy that is quite skilled and very nicely priced. But I will be interested in how such a premium 4 letter domain does for their business.

    Good Luck to them!

  8. 2010 November 4
    Stephen Douglas_Successclick.com permalink

    Atom rocks. Period. What a smooth player. Look out, cuz this site with Atom Stronging it will be HUGE. Congrats bro.

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