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Several years ago, Mode made an important domain name acquisition. The company had been using ModeAnalytics.com, and it acquired the brand matching Mode.com domain name. I had been a bidder in the asset auction that was the precursor to the sale. When I saw it was later being represented by Joe Uddeme, I kept in touch with him about the name as it was being marketed.
Not surprisingly, Joe successfully brokered the sale of Mode.com. I believe I already knew that. What I did not know is how much the company paid to acquire Mode.com.
In an article published on LinkedIn by Derek Steer, who was formerly CEO of Mode and later founded a business called Superframe, the purchase price and details about the Mode.com acquisition were revealed. Mode paid $300,000 to acquire Mode.com using a payment plan. Based on what I am seeing in the domain name aftermarket these days, that is quite a good deal.
Derek shared more information about the acquisition of Mode.com as well as some of the issues that came along with changing domain names. I think domain investors will benefit from reading Derek’s article to get a better understanding of what domain name buyers need to consider when acquiring a domain name of this caliber.
You can click the LinkedIn link to read Derek’s article:
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