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biggie
GreenFriendly.comTop Member
and appraisal says its in the hundreds with value)
Hi
if you're using appraisal to make buying decisions, then don't take the chance.
you need to have some idea of who would buy the domain, why they didn't buy it already
and why would they pay hundreds more to buy it from you.
imo....
Hi
if you're using appraisal to make buying decisions, then don't take the chance.
you need to have some idea of who would buy the domain, why they didn't buy it already
and why would they pay hundreds more to buy it from you.
imo....
The name was good just was wondering if its a good idea to check first
How do you know if a domain is likely to sell or not
You really don't.
It can take years and years of experience, and even then there is no guarantee.
Let's take a vertical, say homes.
Homes.com = worth millions.
DebbieSellsHomesInDallas.com = worthless
It's everything in between those two extremes that is the hard part.
In general though the larger the pool of potential end users, the more likely a domain is to sell.
Brad
Last edited: Aug 9, 2024
johnn
WeSellName.comTop Member
Just one simple question that you need to ask yourself:
- What type of website can I make from the name and who will be my potential buyer?
FORGET all other nonsense:
- How many extensions are taken
- High appraisal value
- Brandpa, Atom approved
- Etc...
You really don't.
It can take years and years of experience, and even then there is no guarantee.
Let's take a vertical, say homes.
Homes.com = worth millions.
DebbieSellsHomesInDallas.com = worthless
It's everything in between those two extremes that is the hard part.
In general though the larger the pool of potential end users, the more likely a domain is to sell.
Brad
I somehow managed to sell 9to5animations.com for $30 and that was a worthless domain...
I somehow managed to sell 9to5animations.com for $30 and that was a worthless domain...
Any business model needs to be repeatable over time to be sustainable.
You would need like a 50% sell-through rate for that math to work.
Brad
Last edited: Saturday at 5:08 PM
it's a feeling u get after u fail 1000 times .. waste 1000s of dollars... and spend 1000 hours learning domains
or here... namepros.com
and here..
namebio.com
and here
expireddomains.net
have fun
In general though the larger the pool of potential end users, the more likely a domain is to sell.
How do you get to know the pool of this potential end users?
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