advice Where is the best place to sell these domains

I think you will struggle to sell these

Some pointers for any new domainer, just a guideline, there are obviously exceptions to these rules

• Try and focus on .com names
• Avoid these new GTLD's (club, app etc) - they will generally slowly fade away, except for a few premium names and developed sites, same as with any new extension
• Don't buy .net, org, us as well, they are very difficult to sell
• Dont hand-register names, rather email existing owners to try and find bargains, they are out there if you look hard enough
• Look at expiring/dropping lists for little gems
• Stay away from mixing numbers and letters in domains
• Stay away from trademark names like company names ToyotaCars.com, GoogleAdsense.ME, Microsoft.IM etc
• Try stick to 2 words or less if you can
• In general, shorter is better in most cases, but there are some exceptions
• Focus on a subject/niche that you are familiar with and if you dont, make sure you research and learn about the new niche before buying names
• Spend months reading and researching domains and what makes them valuable before buying any names, it will save you money in the long-run
• Check out namebio.com and dnjournal.com to get an idea of what sells every week
• DO NOT use Valuate, Estibot for domain appraisals, they are worth nothing
• Always make sure there are end-users for your domain before yuu buy it
• If you decide on a brandable, make sure its short, easy to spell and easy to pronounce (passes the radio test)
• Always make sure there is a commercial use the name you buy (even some single 1 word .com names have no use to end-users)

Good luck, hope that helps a little

I don't really think all is lost here.

L E E Q S is a decent brandable. You could try to list it with brandable marketplaces such as brandbucket, brandroot, etc.
It is also developed with another ccTLD and you have the .com. You could try selling directly to the operator of the already developed site. Be careful how you write the email.

The others ... yes ... not that good

Best of luck!

With 2 out of 10 being .com, you have a 20 percent chance of selling any of them. Focus on one or two. They might pay for the rest.

Try to sale on different platforms like Sedo
GoDaddy auction
Flippa

I agree that leeqs is the best of the lot. List it everywhere to try to get the money back for the others..

gilescoley said:

I think you will struggle to sell these

Some pointers for any new domainer, just a guideline, there are obviously exceptions to these rules

• Try and focus on .com names
• Avoid these new GTLD's (club, app etc) - they will generally slowly fade away, except for a few premium names and developed sites, same as with any new extension
• Don't buy .net, org, us as well, they are very difficult to sell
• Dont hand-register names, rather email existing owners to try and find bargains, they are out there if you look hard enough
• Look at expiring/dropping lists for little gems
• Stay away from mixing numbers and letters in domains
• Stay away from trademark names like company names ToyotaCars.com, GoogleAdsense.ME, Microsoft.IM etc
• Try stick to 2 words or less if you can
• In general, shorter is better in most cases, but there are some exceptions
• Focus on a subject/niche that you are familiar with and if you dont, make sure you research and learn about the new niche before buying names
• Spend months reading and researching domains and what makes them valuable before buying any names, it will save you money in the long-run
• Check out namebio.com and dnjournal.com to get an idea of what sells every week
• DO NOT use Valuate, Estibot for domain appraisals, they are worth nothing
• Always make sure there are end-users for your domain before yuu buy it
• If you decide on a brandable, make sure its short, easy to spell and easy to pronounce (passes the radio test)
• Always make sure there is a commercial use the name you buy (even some single 1 word .com names have no use to end-users)

Good luck, hope that helps a little

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