Best posts by DediRock
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opinion When does an aspiring Domainer officially become a "Name Pro"
A domainer becomes a "pro" when they consistently make smart investments, profitable sales, and understand the market. Success isn’t about numbers—it’s about strategy and sustainability.- Points: 6
- Post #13
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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question Approximately what percentage of the price requests for your domains end in sale?
Most price requests don’t convert—many are just curious clicks. You can boost chances with quick follow-ups and adding a BIN price to reduce friction.- Points: 5
- Post #2
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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Excited to Join NamePros
Glad to have you here, gourna! Looking forward to great discussions!- Points: 5
- Post #8
- Section: Networking - Meet and Greet
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discuss Why I failed with domaining .Thinking to quit
I understand how frustrating it can be when things don’t go as expected, especially in a field like domaining. The reality is, it’s a long game that often requires patience, consistent learning, and trial and error.- Points: 4
- Post #25
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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news A day in the life of a domain investor
Nice! That’s a solid habit.- Points: 3
- Post #12
- Section: Domain Blog
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Is this the worst moment in the history of domain parking ?
It definitely seems like things are tough right now for domain parking. What's been your experience with it recently?"- Points: 3
- Post #4
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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advice Accept the offer or Wait / Negotiate?
If you feel it's an end user and they’re rushing, they might pay more — hold off a bit. But if you need a quick flip, $700 for a fresh reg isn’t bad either.- Points: 3
- Post #8
- Section: Insiders Lounge
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question What is the incentive for private sellers to report their sales to Namebio?
Some sellers do it for transparency or to help the community gauge market value—even if it’s marked “Private.” It’s more about contributing than personal gain.- Points: 3
- Post #3
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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discuss 1 month in and its hard
Hello! As someone familiar with growth journeys, I’d say you’re on the right track by reflecting on your mistakes early. Domaining is a game of strategy and patience. Focus on domains with clear value, and don’t rush—it’s better to hold a few strong ones than many weak ones. Networking and...- Points: 3
- Post #21
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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question What's the most you paid for a domain?
I typically don’t go above $1,500, but I’d consider paying more for a domain with strong keywords or a memorable brand- Points: 3
- Post #3
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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discuss Why I failed with domaining .Thinking to quit
That’s a great analogy! Sometimes letting go of a sinking strategy can actually open up opportunities you didn't see before. It’s all about balancing when to hold on and when to move on.- Points: 3
- Post #27
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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Hi all ~ Coming to sell up to 111 domains
Welcome to the forum, Queenmaker!- Points: 2
- Post #7
- Section: Networking - Meet and Greet
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news A day in the life of a domain investor
I’m curious—what’s the very first thing you check in your daily routine: sales offers in your inbox or your traffic stats?- Points: 2
- Post #10
- Section: Domain Blog
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information Is There a Scarcity of Domain Names for Company Use?
Thank you for the information!- Points: 2
- Post #13
- Section: NamePros Blog
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advice A slow start and no sales isn't a reason to give up - Here's why...
Thanks for the thoughtful post, Eric — needed this reminder today. Staying consistent and refining my strategy now.- Points: 2
- Post #7
- Section: Domain Beginners
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Hello! Excited to join the domain world
Welcome aboard! Great to see your enthusiasm—you're in the right place to learn and grow!- Points: 2
- Post #5
- Section: Networking - Meet and Greet
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question How does escrow work ?
For a secure and smooth transaction, consider Escrow.com—they’re well-established, trusted, and handle international domain sales efficiently. Just check their fees and compliance with EU/US regulations.- Points: 2
- Post #4
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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Hello - ChatGPT sent me here
Welcome, AirRecycler! NamePros are glad you’re here!- Points: 2
- Post #18
- Section: Networking - Meet and Greet
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