[JV] Sell my domain and we split 50-50 !!

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goo99p

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Hey,

I was searching for a good domain to start a blog on for weeks that i suddenly found a great domain being open and immediately registered it.

It's .blog tld but very round

Similar domains (like themoney.blog) got listed for $5k+

I think it worth at least $1000

So if you know how to sell a domain lets jv up and we split 50-50

Dm me to tell you the domain address.
 
Hey,

I was searching for a good domain to start a blog on for weeks that i suddenly found a great domain being open and immediately registered it.

It's .blog tld but very round

Similar domains (like themoney.blog) got listed for $5k+

I think it worth at least $1000

So if you know how to sell a domain lets jv up and we split 50-50

Dm me to tell you the domain address.

PM me and share details Pls
 
You won't get much for .blog domain
Ikr. And I don't expect much. But the research that I done it worth at least $500-$1000. Even tho I might go for lower prices.

Dm me if you have experience selling domains
 
I've done tons of both site & domain flips, i can def sell it. PM me if it has good metrics. If it doesn't i m sorry to say there's a really high chance you won't even get $30 :-(

A domain is worth only what the buyer is willing to pay.
 
I've done tons of both site & domain flips, i can def sell it. PM me if it has good metrics. If it doesn't i m sorry to say there's a really high chance you won't even get $30 :-(

A domain is worth only what the buyer is willing to pay.
When you say metrics you're talking about DA? Or do you just mean if it is a premium domain?
 
@Henblack05 It seems the OP just registered the domain seeing its sort of premium sounding name, so perhaps it's just empty or has little content in it or backlinks to be called something with high metrics.
@goo99p Am I correct about the above? And sure, I'd love to look at the domain to see if it has any flippable potential. So PM me the name of course.
 
@Henblack05 It seems the OP just registered the domain seeing its sort of premium sounding name, so perhaps it's just empty or has little content in it or backlinks to be called something with high metrics.
@goo99p Am I correct about the above? And sure, I'd love to look at the domain to see if it has any flippable potential. So PM me the name of course.
Sent you a PM.
Unfortunately I can't access flippa and other site flipping sites because of sanctions on my country, so you can list it where ever you feel suitable.
 
There are two main categories domains fall in:

1. Premium Names (This is not a thing on BHW or IM forums in general)
2. SEO Domains (Domains with an established link profile)

The first one may or may not have any links, the buyer is buying the domain not for it's power, but because of the actual domain-name.com. This is what your domain is. It's not easy to sell domains like these, especially if they are a random tld (.blog in your case).

You can list it on sedo and other marketplaces. It may or may not sell. It may selll in 5 years, that really depends on whoever wants to buy it and what they want to pay for it but it's hard to make sales tbh. I see domains like these listed for insane prices all the time. The seller is hoping that someone would be hung up on that name and would want to purchase it so bad that they would be willing to pay a premium. That's how domain squatters operate.
 
There are two main categories domains fall in:

1. Premium Names (This is not a thing on BHW or IM forums in general)
2. SEO Domains (Domains with an established link profile)

The first one may or may not have any links, the buyer is buying the domain not for it's power, but because of the actual domain-name.com. This is what your domain is. It's not easy to sell domains like these, especially if they are a random tld (.blog in your case).

You can list it on sedo and other marketplaces. It may or may not sell. It may selll in 5 years, that really depends on whoever wants to buy it and what they want to pay for it but it's hard to make sales tbh. I see domains like these listed for insane prices all the time. The seller is hoping that someone would be hung up on that name and would want to purchase it so bad that they would be willing to pay a premium. That's how domain squatters operate.
You are correct about my expectations, When I started the topic it was exactly my case.
Thanks for your detailed explanation sir.
 
This is Not Any Normal Domain Worth Like $1000 not at all

P.S :- Especially not Blog One’s
 
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