Best posts by Domainer Engine
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discuss I park my domains myself. What’s wrong with my landing page, and what issue are buyers having with it?
Thanks. I've already parked two of my domains using your landers and I like how your landers work; they're a great option for non-technical users. Especially the catchall feature. That would be a great solution even as a paid product, and yet you're offering them for free. As someone who has...- Points: 7
- Post #17
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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discuss Your reg. of the day
I own uglify.ai :tightlyclosedeyes:- Points: 7
- Post #57,096
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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What are you listening to at the moment?
Ever since I subscribed to Suno (almost a year ago), I’ve practically stopped listening to regular music and have been listening exclusively to AI-generated music ever since. Why bother searching for something to listen to when you can just generate it? It’s instantly in the right genre and...- Points: 6
- Post #8,781
- Section: The Break Room
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alert Is Escrowly.com a scam?
Some domains can cost several times more than their company is worth. It would be interesting to see how they’d handle such transaction. Cryptocurrency is strongly associated (and for good reason) with scams. Did they really not proofread the content they post on their website, post fake...- Points: 4
- Post #15
- Section: Advisories
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poll Your domain portfolio size (Folio sizes babble)
I started my domain business about two months ago; I already have over 40 domains across four registars, but still zero sales, so I’ve decided to take a step back and wait until the domains start selling. I enjoy dealing with digital assets. I came from the account trading business, but as...- Points: 4
- Post #121
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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analysis .st - São Tomé and Príncipe - ccTLD (Country-Code Top-Level Domain)
I've had hash .st for over half a year now; it sometimes gets good traffic on marketplaces, but it doesn't flip fast (passive listing), even for a small amount of money. But domain hacks seem interesting and promising, I hadn't even thought of them before.- Points: 3
- Post #4
- Section: ccTLD Discussion
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discuss Your reg. of the day
Manhwa.app- Points: 3
- Post #57,161
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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External Domain Name Portfolio Showcase
gem.is- Points: 3
- Post #425
- Section: External Domain and Website Sales
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discuss I park my domains myself. What’s wrong with my landing page, and what issue are buyers having with it?
I’ve only set up NamePros Landers for two domains so far, and since I don’t own any truly premium domains, it’s too early to draw any real conclusions. However, I’ve already received one inbound inquiry for one of them — a result of switching to a "Make Offer" setup (previously, I had always...- Points: 2
- Post #20
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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discuss I park my domains myself. What’s wrong with my landing page, and what issue are buyers having with it?
My site runs on a custom engine I built; I added a parking feature to it, and now I park over 50 of my own domains there. I track customer behavior on my site (privacy is respected, and data is anonymized) and I began to notice the same pattern repeatedly: a potential buyer tries very hard to...- Points: 2
- Post #1
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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discuss How to sell .app to .com company
In theory, this could work, and there’s even a real-world example: claude.com is the main domain, but they use claude.ai for their app. Nothing prevented them from using .com all along, but this was a conscious choice on their part. This logic also applies to .app if the company has a web app...- Points: 2
- Post #14
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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discuss Your reg. of the day
ventora.app- Points: 2
- Post #57,156
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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discuss Your reg. of the day
SalesBusters.com- Points: 2
- Post #57,133
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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discuss Your reg. of the day
Yok-ai.com But IDK how much its worth, because appraisal tools (including my own) don’t catch on to wordplay, so they can’t evaluate it accurately and I ha e no ideas- Points: 2
- Post #57,095
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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New marketplace — DomainWorld.com — No commission, 5 deal types, bundle listings
great idea, but bad realization. I think you really need to improve technical and visual quality of your site. It looks like a website from the 2000s built using a website builder, and it works accordingly.- Points: 2
- Post #12
- Section: Domain Marketplace Reviews
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discuss I park my domains myself. What’s wrong with my landing page, and what issue are buyers having with it?
Yeah, I know about NamePros landing pages, and I'm actually thinking of trying them out on some of my domains later to compare the results. When it comes to trust, landing pages on Afternic, Sedo, Atom, and Spaceship inspire the most confidence; however, using these platforms doesn’t allow for...- Points: 1
- Post #4
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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discuss Not in love with any parking service - anyone building their own system?
LOL, I actually coded a solution like that (Domainer Engine) and tried selling it here, but there was no interest. That’s why I’ve taken it off the market and will convert it into a SaaS in the future. I’ve been parking a quarter of my domains on my own site for about a month now, but I think...- Points: 1
- Post #7
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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discuss FEEDBACK wanted - my new method for domain landers
I park a third of my domains on my own site and track the behavior of type-in visitors. Right now, I have few types of landers (in Atom style), and they consist entirely of AI-generated text. My goal was to attract customers from search engines, but that didn’t work out. I’ll need to try...- Points: 1
- Post #18
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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discuss Your reg. of the day
Im a .doctor- Points: 1
- Post #57,198
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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sales Perform.ai Sold for $200,000; Kingdom.ai for $130,000...
As for experience, that’s correct (less than a year in business). As for .gl, casino.gl was sold for 7k right in this report (But "Casino" is way stronger then "Job", so the price needs to be corrected again). But if the U.S. does end up annexing Greenland, then all ultra-premium .gl domains...- Points: 1
- Post #12
- Section: Daily Domain Sales
Polls of interest ➔
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What are your strengths as an investor?- 210 voters
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What's your domain portfolio size?
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- 170 replies
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How do you think a potential buyer first checks if your domain is for sale?- 739 voters
- 57 replies
Hot this week ➔
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Big Tech Wants .Agent. Investors Are Buying .SI. But Where Are the End Users?- 33 comments
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83.ai Sold for $32,397; Greeted.ai for $22,495...- 30 replies
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GoDaddy officially listed @ .si registry site- 25 replies
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$10 to NamePros Members for Price Alerts at tldes.com- 27 replies
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How to make a sale without paying 15%-20% high fees ?- 16 replies
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NamePros updates
Portfolio sites: new ways to sort, filter and group your domains
Your public portfolio page has a few new tools for visitors.
Portfolio: Newest first
The sort menu now has "Newest first". It shows the...
Hot this month ➔
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.SI FOMO Got Me: I Registered 34 Domains and Have Zero Offers — What Did I Do Wrong?- 109 replies
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Gold left on .si?- 107 replies
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Beware When renewing Your Domain at Unstoppable Domains- 75 replies
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BUYING SHORT .COM DOMAINS (5-6 LETTERS MAX) BRANDABLE & READABLE ONLY
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- 54 posters
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SI + Keyword and Keyword + SI .com domains- 80 replies
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