I Love My .com, do you love yours?
Life isn’t always unicorns and rainbows; sometimes, the perfect domain name is elusive. But sometimes, it’s not. And even when it’s not available, there might be a better alternative waiting to be discovered.
My name is Mike, and I’ve been navigating the world of domain names since 1998 – buying, selling, and building websites on them. On this site, I’ll share links to domains I have for sale, showcase websites I’m developing (or have already built), and provide resources to help you find the ideal domain name for your brand.
I’ll also be posting “I Love My” style photos. If you see a photo you like, feel free to use it.
While I’m not a domain name broker, I’m happy to connect you with some of the best in the industry. Feel free to reach out if you’d like more information about domain names.
Do you love your dot com enough to get it tattooed on your arm? Perhaps not, but some domain names look better as tattoos (or on merchandise) than others.
Here’s a few merch idea examples using domains I own, click the images to visit the websites and see more.
There is more to come…
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I Love My Dog
One of the ideas I’m having for ILoveMy.com is a way to share in the things we all love, or at least the things I love. I’ve had many dogs and have loved them all. I’m thinking about ways I can either create or offer ways to create graphics/photos/images for the things people love. Say…
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Vintage Classic T-Shirt Ideas
I have been loving discovering the things we can create using AI technology. I’m not super techy (this site is an indication) but I’ve enjoyed creating graphics since I was a kid. In my youth we’d buy t-shirts that had cool images and words on them, usually some combination of fast cars, fast women, and…
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Building Out Domains in Public
Hey there! I am building out ILoveMy.com in public, meaning I’m sharing the process of how I’m building and why I am building this website. Back in the day (I started buying domains in 1998) I used to build a website on nearly every domain I purchased. People would email and inquire about buying the…
Would you love a .com domain?