Best posts by radnd
-
R
The Real Reason Most Domain Portfolios Underperform
The sell-through rate question comes up a lot and the honest answer is most portfolios underperform because they are listed on platforms that reach other investors, not end users. End users pay 3x to 10x what another investor will offer. The platform decision matters as much as the price. If...- Points: 6
- Post #1
- Section: General Domain Discussion
-
R
status-replied Premium Domain Marketplace
If you're in the market for a premium domain, Saw.com is genuinely worth checking out. They specialize in short, brandable, and one-word .com names, with pricing based on real comparable sales rather than a generic algorithm's guess. Their team also handles valuation, buyer outreach, and...- Points: 0
- Post #1
- Section: NamePros General Support
-
R
Domain Name
If your exact business name isn't available as a domain, you have a few options. You can try adding a short word like "get," "shop," or "try" before or after your name, or try a different extension like .co or .store instead of .com. Another option is checking if the name is already registered...- Points: 0
- Post #3
- Section: Domain Beginners
-
R
Where To Buy Domains
For actual sites/domains to buy, especially anything premium or brandable, Saw's premium domain marketplace is worth checking, real listings with pricing based on comparable sales, not just guesswork.- Points: 0
- Post #13
- Section: Domain Beginners
-
R
discuss Premium Domain
A premium domain is basically a domain that's more valuable than a regular one, because it's short, easy to remember, made of a real word, or just sounds like an actual brand.- Points: 0
- Post #9
- Section: Domain Beginners
-
R
question Your favorite Domain Marketplace for Selling Domains
Been testing different platforms for a premium portfolio over the last 18 months. The key variable I have noticed is buyer quality, there is a big difference between platforms that attract end users vs. other investors. End users pay more and close faster, investors mostly low-ball. Will share...- Points: 0
- Post #14
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
Polls of interest ➔
-
What are your strengths as an investor?- 209 voters
- 35 replies
-
What's your domain portfolio size?
- 543 voters
- 170 replies
-
How do you think a potential buyer first checks if your domain is for sale?- 734 voters
- 57 replies
Hot this week ➔
-
.SI Domain Investors Rejoice, Scramble and Share- 39 comments
- 120 points
-
83.ai Sold for $32,397; Greeted.ai for $22,495...- 30 replies
- 3 points
-
Big Tech Wants .Agent. Investors Are Buying .SI. But Where Are the End Users?- 30 comments
- 34 points
-
GoDaddy officially listed @ .si registry site- 23 replies
- 3 points
-
$10 to NamePros Members for Price Alerts at tldes.com- 27 replies
- 2 points
NamePros updates
Watched threads: your alert now keeps up with new replies
When you watch a thread, each new reply now updates your alert. Before, you got one alert and then nothing until you read the thread...
Hot this month ➔
-
Gold left on .si?- 107 replies
- 1 point
-
.SI FOMO Got Me: I Registered 34 Domains and Have Zero Offers — What Did I Do Wrong?- 104 replies
- 5 points
-
Built a modern WHOIS that answers the "why" behind the search - feedback welcome- 126 replies
- 97 points
-
Beware When renewing Your Domain at Unstoppable Domains- 75 replies
- 9 points
-
SI + Keyword and Keyword + SI .com domains- 80 replies
- 5 points
