In this week’s Top Topics, an investor shares their story of negotiating their way from a $3,000 offer to a $26,000 sales price. Elsewhere, domainers are hosting their own end of year awards ceremony and this week’s featured poll asks investors to vote on their most productive platform for domain name sales.
From a $3,000 Offer to $26,000
For some, a $3,000 inbound offer on a domain name purchased a year ago for $1,000 would be tempting to accept. However, this investor has a definitive valuation of their domain name and was sticking to their asking price.
What turned could have been a $3,000 flip turned into a $26,000 pay day, which took several months for the buyer to agree to. Here, you can read this investor’s story of how they were able to negotiate their way up to $26,000.
Topic by: @AbdulBasit.com
The 2019 NamePros Awards
With 2019 coming to a close, it’s an opportune time to review the year in domaining. As one of the largest communities in the industry, NamePros members have taken the initiative to create their own domaining awards.
These awards largely highlight contributors, and worthy content. Since these awards are user generated, any investor can give an award for domainers that have helped the industry in some way.
Topic by: @Bernard Wright
What’s the Best Pricing Strategy?
For domain names that are valued below $1,000, it may be more prudent to use a “Buy Now” listing at various marketplaces to ensure that your domain name is accessible to as many potential buyers as possible.
But is there a price point under $1,000 where an impulsive purchase is more likely? For example, would a buyer be more likely to immediately purchase a name priced at $499 rather than $899?
Topic by: @GoldenApple
Quantitative Domain Investing with Bob Hawkes
Bob Hawkes is currently the lead writer at NamePros Blog, and has produced some stellar data-driven articles lately. This love of data has transformed into some innovative ideas when it comes to analysis of potential domain acquisitions.
In this podcast with Kickstart Commerce, Bob discusses the concept of quantitative analysis and its usage within domain name investing.
Topic by: @Alvin Brown
Poll: Where Did You Sell the Most Domains This Year?
Domain sales can occur at any time and through any venue, but some marketplaces can create sales to some extent largely thanks to the exposure that some platforms can give to domains through partnerships with registrars.
With it being the end of the year, it’s a perfect time to analyze the best performing marketplace for you. This poll asks investors to vote on their most productive platforms for the year.
Topic by: @BrandChimp
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what’s trending
From a $3,000 Offer to $26,000
For some, a $3,000 inbound offer on a domain name purchased a year ago for $1,000 would be tempting to accept. However, this investor has a definitive valuation of their domain name and was sticking to their asking price.
What turned could have been a $3,000 flip turned into a $26,000 pay day, which took several months for the buyer to agree to. Here, you can read this investor’s story of how they were able to negotiate their way up to $26,000.
Topic by: @AbdulBasit.com
The 2019 NamePros Awards
With 2019 coming to a close, it’s an opportune time to review the year in domaining. As one of the largest communities in the industry, NamePros members have taken the initiative to create their own domaining awards.
These awards largely highlight contributors, and worthy content. Since these awards are user generated, any investor can give an award for domainers that have helped the industry in some way.
Topic by: @Bernard Wright
What’s the Best Pricing Strategy?
For domain names that are valued below $1,000, it may be more prudent to use a “Buy Now” listing at various marketplaces to ensure that your domain name is accessible to as many potential buyers as possible.
But is there a price point under $1,000 where an impulsive purchase is more likely? For example, would a buyer be more likely to immediately purchase a name priced at $499 rather than $899?
Topic by: @GoldenApple
Quantitative Domain Investing with Bob Hawkes
Bob Hawkes is currently the lead writer at NamePros Blog, and has produced some stellar data-driven articles lately. This love of data has transformed into some innovative ideas when it comes to analysis of potential domain acquisitions.
In this podcast with Kickstart Commerce, Bob discusses the concept of quantitative analysis and its usage within domain name investing.
Topic by: @Alvin Brown
Poll: Where Did You Sell the Most Domains This Year?
Domain sales can occur at any time and through any venue, but some marketplaces can create sales to some extent largely thanks to the exposure that some platforms can give to domains through partnerships with registrars.
With it being the end of the year, it’s a perfect time to analyze the best performing marketplace for you. This poll asks investors to vote on their most productive platforms for the year.
Topic by: @BrandChimp
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what’s trending
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