HeyJaredMohd Hashim
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 26, 2026
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- Top 5M sites
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- Jul 19, 2026
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The Namespace You Plan - and the One That Takes Shape (opens the original)
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The 2026 new gTLD application window has closed. Hundreds of applicants have submitted business plans describing the namespaces they intend to build. Those plans include target audiences, pricing strategies, registrar partnerships, launch sequences, and marketing approaches. Most describe what the namespace should look like once it reaches maturity. No business plan can fully determine the composition that will emerge. That is not a criticism of the applicants or their planning. It is an observa
Beyond DUMs: The Case for Tracking What a Namespace Is Made Of (opens the original)
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Domains Under Management is the default health metric for the domain industry. It is simple, comparable, and universally understood. It gives boards a growth number, analysts a ranking, and registries a headline they can defend in a quarterly review. DUMs earned that position for good reason. It measures something real: the installed base of a namespace. How many domains exist in the zone right now. Whether that number is growing, shrinking, or holding steady. For market sizing, competitive benc
Same Shape at Every Scale: What a Larger Domnain Namespace Confirmed - and What It Didn’t (opens the original)
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In a recent CircleID piece, I described a structural pattern that appeared consistently across several large nTLD namespaces: a speculative noise layer in the high teens to low twenties, a dominant neutral middle making up 55–70% of each zone, a smaller investor-grade layer, and a genuine operator-grade layer sitting in the mid-single digits. The finding was that namespaces with similar registration volumes could have materially different compositions underneath. Since publishing that analysis,
What Zone File Analysis Reveals About the Gap Between nTLD Registration Volume and Namespace Reality (opens the original)
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Registration volume remains the default scorecard for new gTLD success. A namespace with several million registrations looks healthier than one with a few hundred thousand. Industry reports rank TLDs by it. Boards track it. Marketing teams celebrate milestones around it. But registration volume is a single number. It compresses fundamentally different populations—genuine business adoption, speculative holds, defensive registrations, and structural noise—into one headline figure. And it does so e
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