What to do with throwaway domains?

[captchafanatic]

Hi guys,

I have a couple sites that didn't take off at all and I'm not sure if I need to renew them or just get new domains.
And I also had a few domains that were used for landers etc.
I'm asking because I've never dabbled in domain flipping or selling
Are these of any value because they are at least a year old,maybe received some traffic .no spamming activity and such?
Or it's better just forget about them?

 

[BlackShield]

My opinion would be, Check how old, popular, and related your not-so-good domains are. If they're not worth much, just let them go or sell them for a fair price. If they seem promising, think about flipping them, especially if they match what's trending now.

 

[NeedMyLink]

If those domains have clean histories and decent metrics, don't drop them just yet. Aged domains with traffic can be gold in the right hands. List 'em on domain marketplaces or forums. Even if they didn't work for your projects, they could fit someone else's niche perfectly.

 

[AntiCCC]

Sell em on Flippa, BHW, etc. Or let em die.

 

[dandan594594]

Put them up for sale. Namecheap make it easy to list them for 90 days at a time.

 

[l0cke]

Hi guys,

I have a couple sites that didn't take off at all and I'm not sure if I need to renew them or just get new domains.
And I also had a few domains that were used for landers etc.
I'm asking because I've never dabbled in domain flipping or selling
Are these of any value because they are at least a year old,maybe received some traffic .no spamming activity and such?
Or it's better just forget about them?

If those websites had traffic, with zero spammy stuff, and have been around for a year, they might be worth selling, but check if people are interested before deciding what to do.

 

[Adam Hughes]

Throwaway domains can be used for temporary webpages, testing applications, or to redirect to other websites.