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So got an offer on sedo for $3500 on foxytrip.com I could have countered but from my experience I have tendency of just countering with $10k which almost always ends in end of negotiations.
But if I counter with lower like $5k as as a domainer we always feel we "left money on the table"
So what's a fledgeling domainer to do?
We send it to auction.
Hassle free right?
But now I feel I let the buyer "off the hook" because now in 7 days they will get it for their first offer.
Now you need to go and promote your auction which is a pricey proposition sometimes.
You can go
namebio $35 for 7 days
Domaining $30 for 1 month ( on a seven day auction?)
Or free
Social media
Namepros
Other forms
But usually nothing ever happens at auction.
What's up with that?
Has domaining become dead? I remember such a post asking this on NP.
So was pushing to sedo auction a bad move or good one?
If this were GoDaddy and I got an offer on foxytrip.com
GoDaddy would charge the buyer all the fees. Pure profit.
But on sedo the 20% is unavoidable if you list with them no matter what.
So sending to free auction is a no brainier since no matter what they get 20% so might as well right?
Can't help thinking I could have pushed the buyer for more. But from my last experience with one domain where I got greedy. I lost a potential sale of $5000. I had countered with $8000. And then they disappeared.
So now I have "counter" fear and paranoia. Lol
Anyone have this? Lol especially with large first offers?
Should we as domainers assume whoever the offer is coming from? Since it is huge right off the bat ? Is a pro and knows the value of your domain? And you should just take it?
Or should you always go "crazy eyes" and push up the price?
I know the saying "if they can go $3500 on first offer then surely they have deep pockets"
Is that always true? Or is a $3500 bid just that?
Too late now. But definitely a learning experience.
FoxyTrip.com was in transit to a new registrar when I got an offer so whoever gets it now gets an extra year of reg.
@$3500 sedo gets $495. (We are in the wrong biz NP!)
Damnit! But foxytrip.com was found at sedo.so I guess it's okay..........
There are tons of Comps for keywords
Trip
And
Foxy
For big money. I would have thought on day 2 of listing it I'd be getting other offers but nothing?
I'm starting to think when you see those big sedo sales on namebio that it's all just buyers no on sedo who come for the domain they want and followed the redirect from the domain they wanted and found was taken to sedo.
Is the current $3500 offer on FoxyTrip.com an enduser? What do you all think? Or reseller?
FoxyTrip.com is in transit so can't redirect to it's sedo listing. But check my sign for it.
Let's see what price this ends up selling.
All in all I have doubts but no regrets.
Money now is money now.
A counter offer of any amount would have risked the buyer leaving the table.
Let's hear your opinion NP.
Oh I had reg foxytrip.com for the idea of a website for
Sugar daddy travel companion site
Or
Travel site for all the sexiest places on Earth destinations.
But if I counter with lower like $5k as as a domainer we always feel we "left money on the table"
So what's a fledgeling domainer to do?
We send it to auction.
Hassle free right?
But now I feel I let the buyer "off the hook" because now in 7 days they will get it for their first offer.
Now you need to go and promote your auction which is a pricey proposition sometimes.
You can go
namebio $35 for 7 days
Domaining $30 for 1 month ( on a seven day auction?)
Or free
Social media
Namepros
Other forms
But usually nothing ever happens at auction.
What's up with that?
Has domaining become dead? I remember such a post asking this on NP.
So was pushing to sedo auction a bad move or good one?
If this were GoDaddy and I got an offer on foxytrip.com
GoDaddy would charge the buyer all the fees. Pure profit.
But on sedo the 20% is unavoidable if you list with them no matter what.
So sending to free auction is a no brainier since no matter what they get 20% so might as well right?
Can't help thinking I could have pushed the buyer for more. But from my last experience with one domain where I got greedy. I lost a potential sale of $5000. I had countered with $8000. And then they disappeared.
So now I have "counter" fear and paranoia. Lol
Anyone have this? Lol especially with large first offers?
Should we as domainers assume whoever the offer is coming from? Since it is huge right off the bat ? Is a pro and knows the value of your domain? And you should just take it?
Or should you always go "crazy eyes" and push up the price?
I know the saying "if they can go $3500 on first offer then surely they have deep pockets"
Is that always true? Or is a $3500 bid just that?
Too late now. But definitely a learning experience.
FoxyTrip.com was in transit to a new registrar when I got an offer so whoever gets it now gets an extra year of reg.
@$3500 sedo gets $495. (We are in the wrong biz NP!)
Damnit! But foxytrip.com was found at sedo.so I guess it's okay..........
There are tons of Comps for keywords
Trip
And
Foxy
For big money. I would have thought on day 2 of listing it I'd be getting other offers but nothing?
I'm starting to think when you see those big sedo sales on namebio that it's all just buyers no on sedo who come for the domain they want and followed the redirect from the domain they wanted and found was taken to sedo.
Is the current $3500 offer on FoxyTrip.com an enduser? What do you all think? Or reseller?
FoxyTrip.com is in transit so can't redirect to it's sedo listing. But check my sign for it.
Let's see what price this ends up selling.
All in all I have doubts but no regrets.
Money now is money now.
A counter offer of any amount would have risked the buyer leaving the table.
Let's hear your opinion NP.
Oh I had reg foxytrip.com for the idea of a website for
Sugar daddy travel companion site
Or
Travel site for all the sexiest places on Earth destinations.