Sedo

Originally Posted by Domain123

Hi Keith, I have parking link problem for few months at sedopro. My parking revenue was down quickly. Most of my traffic domain names which All Related Links is not working at all. (Only show one Red cross X sign or none)--No revenue because of that. Also some high traffic and revenue names lost traffic because parking page has iFrames: 1 ( Parts of page not indexable by most search engines. ) Don't know why some sedo parking page use iFrames code? (Most don't have that code.) Thanks for your time and help! Bill

Hi Bill!

PM me your account details, so I can take a look at it and follow up with your account manager. Right off, I don't know of any reported issues that could be causing what you're describing so it would definitely help to have a bit more to go from. :-)

Always,
Keith

Originally Posted by Sleepys

I can't believe this thread has been pushed so far down the list already. I have a question about listing domains on Sedo, so hopefully this should be a fairly easy one for your Keith. I wanted to apply some of my names for "Sedo Top Domain Listings". I also see an option to "apply for a premium auction" listing. Is is allowed to submit the same name to both the top domain listings and to the premium auctions? Would that be redundent? Also, my account manager told me that he thought that the maximum # of names we could submit was 5 per day. He did not know if this was the maximum for top listings or premium auction listings. I don't see any mention of a maximum, so was wondering if there is a maximum # of names we can submit to each per day. Thanks, Sleepy

Hi Sleepys,

There is a maximum number of domains that can be submitted per day for Premium Auction Events. This maximum is five for any 24 hour period.

However, as far as I'm aware there is no cap on the number of Top Domains applications you can submit. However, all of the applications are filtered through by Sedo, and only those domains deemed to meet the criteria desired will be accepted. The criteria are stated on the confirmation page in the application process, but I've listed them below as well:

» The domain is short, a real word and is easy to remember
» It is a generic domain, e.g. like car.com, creditcard.com or books.com
» The domain is easy to spell and not prone to typographical errors
» The domain is product-related and therefore has a high commercial value
» The domain doesn’t violate any third party rights (e.g. trademark rights)
» The TLD geographically matches the language of the domain name

As a rule of thumb, only submit those domains that you feel are the best of your portfolio.

Take care!

Originally Posted by TheBaldOne

Keith, your a great bloke and all, but it just seems to get worse with the auctions. No offence meant to you but isn't it about time Tim Schumacher as CEO of Sedo showed his face on this one? Trey Harving (CEO of mTLD) in his blog has responded and asked for comments that are being published, what about Sedo showing the same kind of respect to us? Please bring this matter to the attention of Tim Schumacher, Ulrich Essmann, Mathew Bentley, or whoever at Sedo can actually answer questions about the auctions and whose replies can be taken as a policy statement by Sedo. ... Bill

Hi Bill,

I've been working hard to get as much information as I'm able to pass on. I can only give so much, though, so I will keep on working on that for you.

Take care!

Always,
Keith

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