Question about Domain Name Selling

vitalijus23

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Dear BHW Community,

This is my first tread. I trying to sell nine domain names on sedo, afternic, namecheap, but no results.

novelcarbon.com
cerelyx.com
synteclab.com
kat3rina.com
eprise.io
westernwall.ai
she.onl
lonely.onl
grwngems.com


maybe I'm doing something wrong?
 
You can try showcasing the potential uses and benefits of each domain more clearly in your listings, and double-check that your prices are competitive.
 
Dear BHW Community,

This is my first tread. I trying to sell nine domain names on sedo, afternic, namecheap, but no results.

novelcarbon.com
cerelyx.com
synteclab.com
kat3rina.com
eprise.io
westernwall.ai
she.onl
lonely.onl
grwngems.com


maybe I'm doing something wrong?
@vitalijus23 Double-check your prices and research how competitors sell their sites at that price. This also benefits you. Also, using networks like Flippa or empire flippers benefits you.
 
You can try showcasing the potential uses and benefits of each domain more clearly in your listings, and double-check that your prices are competitive.
Thank You for reply
You can try showcasing the potential uses and benefits of each domain more clearly in your listings, and double-check that your prices are competitive.
Thank You for reply
 
Have you tried reaching out directly to businesses or individuals who might be interested in these specific domains? Sometimes a direct approach can yield better results than just listing them on marketplaces
 
Have you tried reaching out directly to businesses or individuals who might be interested in these specific domains? Sometimes a direct approach can yield better results than just listing them on marketplaces
Hi, I haven't tried. I agree with you, but how to contact directly and who to talk to
 
none of those domains look very appealing personally.
from what ive seen by pro domain flippers, youll need to buy couple hundred of them and sit on it for potentially multiple years.
 
You can try auctions, i tried both godaddy auctions and dropcatch, and got better rates at dropcatch
 
If those domains don't have any metrics and are just names, they worth $8-$10
 
Keep an eye on the links being built to the domains, while promoting them.

No one wants a branded domain with seo platform and forum links.

Also think like the customer, and buy domains with a good link history or ones that would make a great business name. The only one on your list I like is novelcarbon.com
 
Keep an eye on the links being built to the domains, while promoting them.

No one wants a branded domain with seo platform and forum links.

Also think like the customer, and buy domains with a good link history or ones that would make a great business name. The only one on your list I like is novelcarbon.com
thank you for the explanation
 
none of those domains look very appealing personally.
from what ive seen by pro domain flippers, youll need to buy couple hundred of them and sit on it for potentially multiple years.
Thank you for explain
 
Hello.

Some recommendations:

OPTION A
1) Develop websites with useful and relevant content on each domain. This basically means, treat each domain like an independent business and start working it.
2) Related to Step 1, market each domain.
3) Sell the business/domain.

OPTION B
1) Develop a landing page for the domain.
1.a) OPTIONALLY: Include a generic counter if you want to show how much traffic the site is generating (not a good idea if it is a slow domain).
1.b) OPTIONALLY: Include information related to current SEO data specific to the domain.
2) Sell the domain.

OPTION C
1) Establish yourself as a domain broker by creating your own business for this, complete with your own domain (which you are not selling ... yet).
2) Redirect all of your domains to your brokerage site.
2.a) You can redirect them blindly, as in just point them to your domainbroker.tld domain.
2.b) You can redirect them strategically, as in point them to their own sale page within your domain. For example, redirect grwngems.com to domainbroker.tld/grwngems-com.html where you can place your pitch, price, contact info, et cetera, specific to that domain.
2.c) Include "campaign" tracking information in the URL redirect. For example redirect to grwngems.com to domainbroker.tld/grwngems-com.html?src=grwngems.com or whatever you may use.

There are other options.

(Be careful providing a price for domains. You may undersell a property.)
 
Hello.

Some recommendations:

OPTION A
1) Develop websites with useful and relevant content on each domain. This basically means, treat each domain like an independent business and start working it.
2) Related to Step 1, market each domain.
3) Sell the business/domain.

OPTION B
1) Develop a landing page for the domain.
1.a) OPTIONALLY: Include a generic counter if you want to show how much traffic the site is generating (not a good idea if it is a slow domain).
1.b) OPTIONALLY: Include information related to current SEO data specific to the domain.
2) Sell the domain.

OPTION C
1) Establish yourself as a domain broker by creating your own business for this, complete with your own domain (which you are not selling ... yet).
2) Redirect all of your domains to your brokerage site.
2.a) You can redirect them blindly, as in just point them to your domainbroker.tld domain.
2.b) You can redirect them strategically, as in point them to their own sale page within your domain. For example, redirect grwngems.com to domainbroker.tld/grwngems-com.html where you can place your pitch, price, contact info, et cetera, specific to that domain.
2.c) Include "campaign" tracking information in the URL redirect. For example redirect to grwngems.com to domainbroker.tld/grwngems-com.html?src=grwngems.com or whatever you may use.

There are other options.

(Be careful providing a price for domains. You may undersell a property.)
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!
 
in general you want to compile a list of potential customers that your domain will offer an upgrade to theirs
you can do so by making a quick google search / using dotdb to check for extensions registered and going to whoxy to find out the whois email address! if you are not looking for a cold calling type of approach you can just go a head and start listing the domains at all the marketplaces and wait for an offer!

personally tho i took a quick look at your domains and i don't see any resale value here! best of luck
 
in general you want to compile a list of potential customers that your domain will offer an upgrade to theirs
you can do so by making a quick google search / using dotdb to check for extensions registered and going to whoxy to find out the whois email address! if you are not looking for a cold calling type of approach you can just go a head and start listing the domains at all the marketplaces and wait for an offer!

personally tho i took a quick look at your domains and i don't see any resale value here! best of luck
THANK YOU
 
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