domain 250+ domain portfolio requesting appraisal - 4kdslrs.com

I started through your list and stopped at the end of the B's then jut skimmed the rest .. you do have a few outliers in there that I would consider longshots .. but too many others that really have no hope of ever selling.

Depending on when you registered them definitely try to see if you can cancel them with your registrar.

Ex:
backupmybot.com: Not horrible, but still very longshot.
barginblast.com: BargainBlast would have been good .. but this typo is worthless.
jaxep.com: Decent 5L .. while this is a decent domain and one of your better ones, understand that it still has a very small chance of selling.
gameofthronesgames.com: Watch out for trademarks .. stay away from these types of domains/

I skimmed through the rest quick .. and I suggest you go through your list and make a top 5 or 10 .. keep those to see what happens, but try to cancel the rest.

I suggest when starting out, looking at expired aftermarket domains .. still tons of bad ones, but a bit easier to find good ones than hand registering IMO. Take a look at this thread for some examples of the types of domains I look for ...
https://www.namepros.com/threads/domains-you-won-at-auction-or-closeout.1050374/page-25

I cant see any value in these. You certainly did fall in the new guy domain frenzy. Delete them all and start again, read this forum for a few months to get an idea of what makes a name valuable. Check out namebio.com and DNJournal to see regular sales.

Register 1-5 names and then try and sell one, once you make a sale, then reinvest that money, low risk and you don't waste money on useless renewals on domains that wont sell

Good luck

Like @Ategy.com , too many to look at all - but it looks like you have enough OK names to recoup a bit. The easy-ist(IMO) way to "appraise" such a large group - at minimal cost to yourself (i dont think someone will line item them all free - the time factor) Pick the best and submit them to the marketplaces - they will appraise them and you may even have a better chance of selling one or two on BB, SQ, or BP. The ones they pick will be low to mid low Ks, but 1 or 2 sales may cover you costs? Best of luck.

hey, to the three who replied thus far, thanks a ton! Your words of caution and marketplace advice will save me from wasting more money in the future! Y'all rock

offreel.com somewhat brandable try listing it on BB,BP,BR.

Welcome to Namepros @Arlon Rex

vronlineclass.com and perkpunch.com are good.Perk Punch a brandable name and vronlineclass might do just as good because of the popularity of Virtual Reality.

Also try to list Perk Punch on brandable platform on Brand Bucket (BB),Brand Pa (BP),Brand Root (BR).

sharastar said:

offreel.com somewhat brandable try listing it on BB,BP,BR.

Welcome to Namepros @Arlon Rex

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so, funny thing about that is I've just recently decided to make my own brand from that one! kinda wild, and I should take it off this list lol!

and thanks for the welcome. glad to be here

Arlon Rex said:

so, funny thing about that is I've just recently decided to make my own brand from that one! kinda wild, and I should take it off this list lol!

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It's also a good option.Go however you feel lol!

Sorry, I looked at every name on that long list and did not see even one I would renew, unless I am missing something. Do any of them get traffic, even if inconsequential amount?

namemarket said:

Sorry, I looked at every name on that long list and did not see even one I would renew, unless I am missing something. Do any of them get traffic, even if inconsequential amount?

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Well, I suppose all that you might be missing is the delusion I had when buying them lol!

Zero traffic currently. The plan now is to build 2-3 brands out of a select few, push growth through some good old free eBook optins to good content. Believe that moderate amount of work could really pay off with a few brand-able names on there.

Brandbucket got back to me on my first submission:

• StartingBit.com, recommended listing price: $1795-$2155
• factioner.com recommended listing price: $2895-$3475

Seems optimistic?

Arlon Rex said:

Well, I suppose all that you might be missing is the delusion I had when buying them lol!

Zero traffic currently. The plan now is to build 2-3 brands out of a select few, push growth through some good old free eBook optins to good content. Believe that moderate amount of work could really pay off with a few brand-able names on there.

Brandbucket got back to me on my first submission:

• StartingBit.com, recommended listing price: $1795-$2155
• factioner.com recommended listing price: $2895-$3475

Seems optimistic?

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Congrats on your first Brand Bucket submission.

Hope they sell to the right end user soon.

All the best

Ouch. There is a lot of wasted money here.
This is the danger of moving ahead full force without a strong understanding.

Brad

Arlon Rex said:

.....Zero traffic currently.....

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Don't expect to get natural traffic as time goes by, There's really little if any connection for traffic coming via domain age. It either gets traffic almost right away or likely never will, with exceptions for possible links and search engine rankings getting some traffic over time but even that is not guaranteed.

I have seen new domains which get a few natural visits a day/week right from its reg date date but other domains which are 10 to 20-years old but have basically no traffic.