npUser01
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I have listed 7 domains on GoDaddy auctions without using their addon listing features.
I am wondering what suggestions anyone might offer about where to mention the domains to get the eye of good domaining customers, and perhaps startups.
I have felt burned in the past with other domains for which I piled on fees on Sedo and Flippa and saw only enough back to barely cover it. Of course it may depend 100% on the quality of the name, but I'm not sure. Do these customers who pay thousands really spend all day sifting through the 'promoted' lists at auction sites? Do they really read 'network affiliate' displays that Afternic offers? Or are they all scrupulously cultivated with personal marketing by fulltime pros?
Additionally, I am not sure if listing the domains in the for sale section on namepros is appropriate for auctions.
Finally, I've noticed that there are some thought leaders who mention good bets in blogs domainers read. Is buying placements on an auction site important to become visible to getting talked about?
I am wondering what suggestions anyone might offer about where to mention the domains to get the eye of good domaining customers, and perhaps startups.
I have felt burned in the past with other domains for which I piled on fees on Sedo and Flippa and saw only enough back to barely cover it. Of course it may depend 100% on the quality of the name, but I'm not sure. Do these customers who pay thousands really spend all day sifting through the 'promoted' lists at auction sites? Do they really read 'network affiliate' displays that Afternic offers? Or are they all scrupulously cultivated with personal marketing by fulltime pros?
Additionally, I am not sure if listing the domains in the for sale section on namepros is appropriate for auctions.
Finally, I've noticed that there are some thought leaders who mention good bets in blogs domainers read. Is buying placements on an auction site important to become visible to getting talked about?
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