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This section analyzes the domains gained by DOMAINNAME.AT,
and accordingly demonstrates how the registrar gained these domains.
A registrar can gain domains if New domains are registered (Gain by New)
or existing domains are transferred from another registrar (Gain by Transfer).
These types of gain are explained in detail at the bottom of this page.
DOMAINNAME.AT: Trend Analysis of Total Domains Gained DOMAINNAME.AT: Trend Analysis of New Domains Gained DOMAINNAME.AT: Trend Analysis of Domains Gained by Transfer
DOMAINNAME.AT: Detailed Gain Analysis Data
Weeks  |
Gain By New |
Gain By Transfer |
Total Gain |
| 07/14/08 |
2,757 |
17 |
2,774 |
| 07/07/08 |
1,954 |
118 |
2,072 |
| 06/30/08 |
1,049 |
51 |
1,100 |
| 06/23/08 |
2,272 |
91 |
2,363 |
| 06/16/08 |
1,349 |
491 |
1,840 |
| 06/09/08 |
1,535 |
83 |
1,618 |
Section Notes:
An ICANN registrar can gain domains in the following ways:
1) Gain by New (New Domains)
When a client registers a new domain, the registrar gains an
additional domain. This type of gain is termed as Gain by New.
2) Gain by Transfer (Transferred Domains)
When a client decides to shift an already existing domain name from its current
Registrar to another registrar, the new registrar gains an additional domain.
This type of Gain is called Gain by Transfer.
Tip:
Since, Gain by Transfer signifies domains which have shifted from another
Registrar; analysis of this variable also gives us important information
about this registrar's competitors. Please refer to the "Gain by Transfer"
section for further details.
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