In case you missed it, we published details of two recent domain sales. Firstly was the sale of Tablets.com and this morning we told the community about the sale of Chili.com to Chili Cinema.
In this week’s edition of Top Topics, an investor confirms their sale of one of the best generic .TV domain names in existence in Music.TV. We also look at an article giving advice about pricing your domain names.
I Sold Music.TV
There has been some discussion recently regarding the potential sale of the domain name Music.TV. This week the owner of the name in question, @GoneWalkabout, confirmed that the domain name has been sold.
The seller told the community that the negotiations for Music.tv started two years ago and described the buyers as “good guys with a lot of ideas”.
Congratulations on the sale @GoneWalkabout. We look forward to seeing what becomes of Music.tv.
Topic by: @GoneWalkabout
If You Want to Sell Domains, Price Them Right!
How do you sell a domain name once you’ve acquired it? The first step is to price your domain names appropriately. In this article, domainer @Kate provides a detailed look in to how to price your domain names to achieve end user sales.
Take a couple of minutes out of your day to read this excellent piece, and see whether you can learn from it.
Topic by: @Kate
I Sold a Site for $2,200 After Buying It for $5
One of the most alluring things about domain investing is the potential return on investment that you can achieve if you buy the right names at the right prices. Here, an investor has shared some details of a website they bought for just $5 on NamePros and later sold for $2,200.
The investor put the sale down to a bit of luck, but mostly a strong intuition. The domainer went on to say that they put in a couple of hours of work before a motivated buyer contacted the owner.
Topic by: @Rantwire
I Sold My First Domain Name!
A new domain name investor has told the community about their very first domain name sale that took place very recently.
The domain in question is pokapot.com and was bought at GoDaddy around a month ago for just $12. After listing the name on a GoDaddy auction with a $200 Buy Now price, the name soon sold at the Buy Now price.
Congratulations on your first ever sale!
Topic by: @Keukatodd
You Know Your Domain Is Worthless If…
Here is a fun discussion with some truth behind it. How do you know when you have a worthless domain name? There are plenty of answers that have been put forward by investors to this question.
There are some responses that will make you smile. If you’re guilty of any of these traits, then you may have a worthless domain!
Topic by: @FreshAvails.com
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what’s trending!
In this week’s edition of Top Topics, an investor confirms their sale of one of the best generic .TV domain names in existence in Music.TV. We also look at an article giving advice about pricing your domain names.
I Sold Music.TV
There has been some discussion recently regarding the potential sale of the domain name Music.TV. This week the owner of the name in question, @GoneWalkabout, confirmed that the domain name has been sold.
The seller told the community that the negotiations for Music.tv started two years ago and described the buyers as “good guys with a lot of ideas”.
Congratulations on the sale @GoneWalkabout. We look forward to seeing what becomes of Music.tv.
Topic by: @GoneWalkabout
How do you sell a domain name once you’ve acquired it? The first step is to price your domain names appropriately. In this article, domainer @Kate provides a detailed look in to how to price your domain names to achieve end user sales.
Take a couple of minutes out of your day to read this excellent piece, and see whether you can learn from it.
Topic by: @Kate
I Sold a Site for $2,200 After Buying It for $5
One of the most alluring things about domain investing is the potential return on investment that you can achieve if you buy the right names at the right prices. Here, an investor has shared some details of a website they bought for just $5 on NamePros and later sold for $2,200.
The investor put the sale down to a bit of luck, but mostly a strong intuition. The domainer went on to say that they put in a couple of hours of work before a motivated buyer contacted the owner.
Topic by: @Rantwire
I Sold My First Domain Name!
A new domain name investor has told the community about their very first domain name sale that took place very recently.
The domain in question is pokapot.com and was bought at GoDaddy around a month ago for just $12. After listing the name on a GoDaddy auction with a $200 Buy Now price, the name soon sold at the Buy Now price.
Congratulations on your first ever sale!
Topic by: @Keukatodd
You Know Your Domain Is Worthless If…
Here is a fun discussion with some truth behind it. How do you know when you have a worthless domain name? There are plenty of answers that have been put forward by investors to this question.
There are some responses that will make you smile. If you’re guilty of any of these traits, then you may have a worthless domain!
Topic by: @FreshAvails.com
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what’s trending!
