advice I now own the exact same domain in 15 Tlds all in 1 niche, how do I sell as a lot?

[artstar]

I have regged over time the exact same short keyword domain name in 15 tlds including the .com (the .com version with an "s" at the end however), that r all within the same vertical industry niche, which is about to become a huge growth market as the news and research gets released to the mainstream. I do not own the .net and .org versions however.

I have researched out this market quite alot and am quite confident that the product will be released to the world in a short time as it grows. I cannot say at this time the niche however.

I was curious if I could get more $ selling all 15 domains in 1 lot or selling individually which would take alot of time and effort.

My thoughts were to find buyer for the entire lot so they would have a major portion of the domain tlds covered in their portfolio

How would I find a buyer for the entire lot? through a broker?

suggestions?

and btw no its not in 5g! lol


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[bmugford]

I am guessing if any of these have value it will be the .COM. I think it is easier to sell a .COM on its own merit than as a package with 14 other lesser extensions.

Brad

 

[cabotower]

I am guessing if any of these have value it will be the .COM. I think it is easier to sell a .COM on its own merit than as a package with 14 other lesser extensions.

Brad

if i understand correctly,the thread poster only holds the .com in plural.the com,net and org are owned by someone else.

 

[MapleDots]

read another post than maple breath!

Yup, that's the response I expected

Without proof that you actually registered a domain in 15 extensions this topic falls under the fake news category.

 

[artstar]

Yup, that's the response I expected

Without proof that you actually registered a domain in 15 topic falls under the fake news category.

u must be a mind reader makes me laugh have a nicee dayyy....

 

[artstar]

if i understand correctly,the thread poster only holds the .com in plural.the com,net and org are owned by someone else.

correct but i have the .co plus alot more of course

 

[420domainer]

It may work out for you, and I hope it does, but here are some ways it may not:

worst case scenario is that you renew all of these names for years and years and not get a single offer, this is a possibility whether you think so or not- that’s a lot of burned up coin right there and that is exactly how many people drain themselves right out of this fun business

you might renew the bulk of these domains for years and finally get some offers but you hold because it is such a large package you want more money, and you have spent years invested in something you personally are now attached to so it’s hard to let go

you renew a bunch over the years, slowly drop the vast majority, get an offer years down the line, take it, and then realize you burned all your ROI in needless renewals

you may get a good offer on the plural, but the prospect doesn’t want the other 14 extensions and so won’t budge, and you don’t budge, and they ghost

It’s a gamble my man, and in 11 months from now, if the names haven’t sold, truly ask yourself if you want to reinvest in this gamble.

Also... cmon man, tell us the name already, yeah? You can’t be scared of competition, or are there more extensions you may want and don’t want anyone shrinking your package?
(Yeah no pun intended right there either, I’m just awesome.)

 

[artstar]

good points mate,

i cant say what it is right now but in time maybe i will say what it is but right now i cant. Isnt the suspense the best part? lol

plus if i say what it is it will get bashed no matter what the niche and i dont need any negative critiques and input even though i know it is a growth niche to be in even though people will say different of course, but many domainers out there always find some fault and it doesnt matter how decent the domain(s) are ( well thats my take anyhow)

plus i know the renewals will add up but if it goes that way, which i hope it doesnt of course, then ill drop the less valuable gtlds and stick with the ones that are more in demand. I just like having as many as i can and with low reg fees thanks to domcomp well why not since they were available

the niche is not some pie in the sky trend, it is long term and very viable imo plus many others, ie. drs, research chemists, phds, etc so Im not just making an uneducated guess here as I said i read ALOT.

anyhow i appreciate the enthusiasm and interest and hope one day to see if it pays off somehow.

 

[lock]

You should actually ask top dollar on every name if it is as good as you say but I think you might struggle when you realise random second word extension doesn't suit your keyword. With 15 names in same keyword you shouldn't need to advertise you could cover it all with seo.

 

[artstar]

id like to ask a decent $ per domain for sure but thats the hard part is determining the value of this particular domain in each tld and being a brand new niche theres nothing to compare to other domain sales cause there isnt any.

earlier a poster asked what ext i have, here's a few of them

.com (with s)
.co
.info
.club
.online
.me
.shop
.site

 

[lock]

id like to ask a decent $ per domain for sure but thats the hard part is determining the value in each tld and being a new niche theres nothing to compare to.

earlier a poster asked what ext i have, here's a few of them

.com (with s)
,co
.info
.club
.online
.me
.shop
.site

There is data on all of these extensions so plenty to compare to.

 

[420domainer]

@lock New niche has no comparative data, not extensions.

 

[lock]

@lock New niche has no comparative data, not extensions.

Does adwords sell the keyword? Is the niche searched?

 

[artstar]

not sure on adwords actually and as far as searches are limited right now due to the newness of the niche , r u referring to search results on goog for the keyword?.

 

[lock]

The more search results just mean it is harder to index. I mean the search for the keyword Estibot or SEMrush will tell you searches per month.

 

[artstar]

The more search results just mean it is harder to index. I mean the search for the keyword Estibot or SEMrush will tell you searches per month.

oh ic sort of my seo skills r poor to say the least, first time ive heard of semrush, doh

plus i always thought the higher search results on goog means more popular subject but much harder to get link to page 1 due to vast amount of sites vying for page 1.

so if low search results mean a better chance to have the link get eventually on to first page in such a new niche due to low amount of sites with the specific keyword(s)? so it could be a good thing for my domains?

maybe i should go the seo route with these..

 

[dande]

Since you got the king I wish you success
It might not be totally bad
I just assume is much
We never can tell though

He has nothing... He says he got the .com with "s" which means different domain name entirely.

I see delusion and incorrigibility in one pack

 

[lock]

If you could estimate what the traffic is worth per click and compare it to other niches worth. I don't know how many times I speculated too early ending up with a decade worth or renewals before an industry takes off. If you own every combo of a niche others will create a new term for same niche due to fact the names are taken. eg if you owned bigfoot sasquatch yeti etc dot com and every name to do with it, Others would just called it the Bunyip and use that.

 

[lock]

PM one of us the name if you need a real opinion I do see everyone's point you need to reveal name in order to be assisted. You might have made a mistake with plurals and odd extensions for resale but you might take advantage of the traffic cpc if it is new and get established now in engines.

 

[artstar]

He has nothing... He says he got the .com with "s" which means different domain name entirely.

I see delusion and incorrigibility in one pack

yea deluded and fed up with gits like u dude!

 

[lock]

yea deluded and fed up with gits like u dude!

I have a few plurals in gtld which I don't think are that great but I am happy to be end user to every domain I have.

 

[mAd MaX]

id like to ask a decent $ per domain for sure but thats the hard part is determining the value of this particular domain in each tld and being a brand new niche theres nothing to compare to other domain sales cause there isnt any.

earlier a poster asked what ext i have, here's a few of them

.com (with s)
.co
.info
.club
.online
.me
.shop
.site

Yeah, I asked which ccTLDs...some of these are nTLDs...u said the keyword is of medical niche...e.g. Surgery.club/surgery.shop!

 

[farouk20]

yea deluded and fed up with gits like u dude!

I am closing in on ya

 

[jideofor]

I did it for one domain but only for 5 extensions....

.com, .ca, .net, .org, .us

But I only did it because I was thinking of it for an organization/retail type of site.

The domain was www.priide.com but if I had to do it again I would not register the .net or the .us.

Registering it in 15tld's ???
I think that's a bit excessive regardless of how you slice it.

so did you end up selling it?

 

[GenericDomainz]

To the topic starter. Interesting how popular is this domain(1 word, 2 words?),

and how much of other extensions are registered.

If 30 other extensions there, for example, are taken, this pack really can be sold.

 

[WatchDogue]

IMO whatever insight, research, plan, strategy, intuition, inspiration, etc someone chooses and uses to buy and acquire domain names is laudable vs pure impulse buying.

If a buyer has the resources to buy names and isn't starving their kid or pet to buy names, buy all you
( or anyone ) want to buy.

Likely the cost of the 15 names is a couple hundred to few hundred bucks which is, as far as chasing an investment dream goes, is immaterial and meaningless.

Buying 15 names to discuss as " mystery names " is unusual in and of itself but hey, its' your plan and money.

If the " same buyer " has the com/net/org I might wonder why that buyer didn't corner more of the market with some of the other ext names.

If that undisclosed specific market (medical niche) emerges and erupts as a seller's market most likely the names , IMO, may be worth more individually than as a whole.