Ok thanks for the info. Do you ever get stuck with domains? Let’s say you find a guy in Canada with “www.JoesElectric.com” so you buy JoesElectric.ca and try to sell it to him. But if he’s not interested you end up losing the cost of the domain.
Or do you go for more generic domains? Like instead you buy TorontoElectricians.com so if Joe isn’t interested, maybe bob from Toronto would be?
This specific domain was only 11 days old until it got sold. The extension was .usWill you tell me the age of your domain ?
What is your domain extension ?
.com,.net,.info,.in,.io etc
More like, not sitting around and waiting for a buyer and approaching the potential buyers for a sale.So can we assume this is a hit and miss kinda method?
great workI wanted to share how I made 20x ROI in 11 days just by selling a domain name with email marketing. Hopefully it can be motivational for others out there who are trying to flip or sell domains too.
1) Found a domain that was recently dropped.
2) Checked and researched Google to check potential buyers. It was over more than 20 companies.
3) Purchased the domain name for $10.88 from a registrar.
4) Gathered emails of potential buyers by entering their website or a Google search.
5) Prepared a short and directly on point email template. No more than 3-5 sentences.
6) Emailed potential buyers. Some responded back interested and asking for the price.
7) After sending emails to potential buyers for 4-5 days I started receiving replies. Two companies were interested to purchase the name. After some back and forth replies and negotiations one of them agreed to purchase the domain for $250.
8) 11 days from the registration date I ended up selling the name for $250.
Yes, maybe it could’ve sold for more if I was more patient. But I’m happy with my return and directly settled for such amount. If I can do it, so can you!
But bro, do you have any idea, what types of emails works best or how to write it?
Thanks
Google or other search engines.how to searching company?
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Yeah, there is a 60 day lock period. However, you can do a domain push(within a registrar). Dan.com actually has escrow accounts with many registrars. If your sold domain is registered with one of Dan's registrar, you can push your sold domain to their escrow account and receive your money.Very nice, how did you transfer the domain? There is a 60 day locking period.