discuss How many domains have you sold and owned so far?

PermanentPlace.com · Apr 25, 2015

Just mention the numbers like this:
40/100 (sold/owned)

PermanentPlace.com · Apr 25, 2015

0/9 (new to domaining)

D. Wells · Apr 25, 2015

None/Ya

FPForum · Apr 25, 2015

Dozens/Hundreds... I couldn't really give an exact count

Hybrid Names · Apr 25, 2015

30+/250+

Dorkside · Apr 25, 2015

300+/900+

ramkumaritrvs · Apr 25, 2015

40+/300+

drsheraz · Apr 25, 2015

6/200 (1 year of domaining)

ebuzconsultant · Apr 25, 2015

948/1300
( from April 2012)
don't have old data

Dragongs · Apr 25, 2015

Messiah · Apr 25, 2015

Azwan Asban · Apr 25, 2015

9/150 one year in domaining.

indiegrind · Apr 25, 2015

37/200

Havent had time to proactively market in awhile or but have sold 5 this year so far passively.

NameFit · Apr 25, 2015

300/3300 - 16 years in domaining
Industry average sales are 1-2 %

silgro12 · Apr 25, 2015

4/6 all very small sales... First year of domaining

Abdullah Abdullah · Apr 25, 2015

12/55 first year in English domains Before that I did only local domains(Somali).

Daniel Mac Sweeney · Apr 25, 2015

1/72 lost money also on that one so $0.00 made so far and nearly $1000 spent, but the names are still a good investment

domain365 · Apr 25, 2015

45/1200

PermanentPlace.com · Apr 26, 2015

Thank you everyone for sharing your experience.
Since I am new to domaining, I am trying to figure out how to accomplish my first domain sale.
please pm me, if someone could help me get started.
Thanks in advance.

Daniel Mac Sweeney · Apr 26, 2015

Make your Domain really cheap. Lol also make sure you go for names that make since... & your better off with the aftermarket like expireddomains.net

Trust me it's hard to make a good buck on new domains unless they are awesome.!

Best of luck

kawalsukhi · Apr 26, 2015

100/150 (~2-year domaining)

VNA · Apr 26, 2015

200+/500+

PermanentPlace.com · Apr 26, 2015

Daniel Mac Sweeney said:
Make your Domain really cheap. Lol also make sure you go for names that make since... & your better off with the aftermarket like expireddomains.net

Trust me it's hard to make a good buck on new domains unless they are awesome.!

Best of luck

Thanks Daniel. Thats a good piece of advice.
Just one thing. How cheap a domain must be to start selling?

PermanentPlace.com · Apr 26, 2015

Daniel Mac Sweeney said:
Make your Domain really cheap. Lol also make sure you go for names that make since... & your better off with the aftermarket like expireddomains.net

Trust me it's hard to make a good buck on new domains unless they are awesome.!

Best of luck[/QUOTE
Thanks Daniel. Thats a grt piece of advice. Just one thing. How cheap a domain should be to start selling?

Daniel Mac Sweeney · Apr 26, 2015

You could try "NoReserve" and let people bid away, with that you could have a"bin" price so buyers could get it right away without the bidding. The people looking to buy cheap Domains will make it look like you've loads of bidders "A popular name" and the guys or girls with the big money will come and start making bids then.

Let me know how you get on.
I'm only new to it all also but what I find is a great resource is the podcast DomainSherpa.com

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