With its bi-monthly magazine, Modern Domainer provides advertisers a way to reach the wizards behind the high dollar domaining industry. Our readers are the highly successful domain name and parked advertising entrepreneurs you want to meet.

The ModernDomainer.com webzine is the online forum for our magazine readers. What doesn’t fit in print, fits on the Web. Interestingly, while we are strong proponents of online communication, we find our print magazine fills a unique void in the high tech domaining industry. As a result, our one-of-a-kind Modern Domainer magazine is met with great fanfare.

Why Advertise in Modern Domainer? 

Modern Domainer features some of the most progressive minds in the domaining industry. Our writers are professionals in the industry and you can be assured that your advertising message will be surrounded with content relevant to your intended sales prospects.

Modern Domainer brings increased awareness and recognition of what your company offers. This exposure will increase your business and identify you as a leader in the domaining industry.

About Our Readers 

Our readers are predominantly domainers, some of the most technically savvy users of the Internet and related technologies. If you are unfamiliar with the term, “domainer,” here is a quick definition:

Modern Domainer, a bimonthly industry magazine published in full color and distributed nationally, started in concept and planning in 2006 when a group of domaining entrepreneurs realized there was no defi nitive source for industry news and analysis. That changed when they brought together a core staff with the media, business, domaining, technical and publishing know how to create this powerful and unique magazine. Our goal? Its simple – to be the voice of the modern domainer.

Readership Demographics

In December 2006, there were an estimated 8,000 to 10,000 individual domainers worldwide and more than 120 million registered domains, showing a growth of 32% from the previous year. Dot com domains are still the most popular, with 63% of all .com and .net domains resolving to live websites. In 2006, domainers renewed 76% of expiring domains. A report in USA Today states that known sales of 5,851 domain names generated $29 million in 2005, compared with known sales of 3,813 domain names for $15 million in 2004. These figures represent only the tip of the iceberg for this rapidly growing but often fly-under-the-radar industry.