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vinegar said:

i m beginner and have been here from one week kindly suggest me how to buy and sell domains

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Welcome to namepros!
You can easily buy or sell domains in the namepros marketplace. I recommend that you first take time and search the forum. I'm sure you'll find here everything you need.

Good luck!

Welcome

Have a nice day. Here you will find the answer to the question. I wish you luck.

Welcome to Namepros.

Here are the few recommended sites for newbies

Namepros.com
Domaining.com
Namebio.com
DnJournal.com

BuyBrandWeb.com said:

Welcome to Namepros.

Here are the few recommended sites for newbies

Namepros.com
Domaining.com
Namebio.com
DnJournal.com

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Apart from above, below are few other websites which may help :
Google adwords
https://in.godaddy.com/domain-value-appraisal
Estibot.com

Halloa.

Hello!

Welcome to NamePros!

vinegar said:

i m beginner and have been here from one week kindly suggest me how to buy and sell domains

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Welcome to NP. There are many good blogs and schools that will teach you what to buy and where to sell.
View recent sales at namebio.com
Read, domaininvesting.com, domainsherpa.com, dngeek.com

Keep in mind, most good domains are already purchased.

Biggest rookie mistake, getting excited and buying domains for a few dollars that will never sell. Register 10 bad domains, keep them for two years and you've wasted $200 ~ $250. Get advice before going on a buying spree.


Good luck.

https://www.namepros.com/threads/10-tips-for-domain-beginners.871083/

Welcome @vinegar

Welcome to Namepros.

Welcome, @vinegar ! You will find lots of good ideas and advice here, and the possibility to purchase sometimes domains at great prices, and to perhaps sell one now and then here as well.

I know it is natural to want to run out and register/buy a bunch of domain names but I would strongly urge you to largely resist that. Perhaps for awhile have a virtual list that you don't really buy but consider buying.

For names on your virtual list do the following:

1. Write down as many end users as possible for the names. Be creative and broad minded but realistic.
2. Look up the terms on Google, and see if it gives you ideas you had not considered above.
3. Learn to use NameBio effectively, and use it often. For each name on your virtual list, don't just look if it has sold but when and where and for how much. But also, let's say you are considering a two word name like SmartNano look how many times domains that start with Smart and how many that end with Nano sell.
4. Use GoDaddy GoValue. It is free. See what it says it is worth. Almost certainly it will be worth less than this. But GoValue will give you comparison name sales data. Write down these and what they sold for.
5. Each day use your two free Estibot to evaluate two names on your list. In particular, look not so much at how they value the domain name, but the data they provide re broad and exact search,and advertiser cost per click.
6. Now for your names still in competition, ask yourself what names that are available you would be competing against. You are unlikely to sell a name for much if there are multiple equal quality names available for low cost.
7. Review your list after a week. Which names still seem good. Get some friends to act as a focus group to comment on how much they like or dislike them and why.
8. Be mathematical. Estimate how likely the name is to sell, for how much, and what your costs over that period. e.g. name cost $40. It might sell for $400 after 4 years of holding. My costs are (roughly) $80 so I must feel confident I have 1 chance in 5 just to break even.

Be sure you are prepared mentally and financially for going long periods with no sales.

I hope I have not been discouraging. That is not what I want at all. But it is so valuable to realize from the very start that you need to be smart, disciplined, hard working and innovative to do well in this. Best of luck, and welcome again to the NamePros community!