discuss Uniregistry Market + GoDaddy

Currently, we can see parking stats for each domain (how many visit that particular domain received).
We can also see all traffic for all domains in one's account, but on that page it doesn't say which particular domain is receiving traffic.

Example it shows 10 visits today, 10 visits for all 3 domains in my account.
Doesn't say this domainA got 5 visits, domainB 3 visits, and domainC 2 visits, totalling 10.
That information is only available on individual domain settings page.
We want it on the global traffic page (parking performance).

https://uniregistry.com/account/market/sell/reports/summary
There, the parking performance page.
We only have total traffic for all domains by day, week, month.
Doesn't say which domain is receiving traffic.
You can find that info on a particular domain's setting page though, under parking data.
Since the information is already available, it should be easy to implement.

I have x domain in my account.
Being able to allocate x% for example 30% of sales price of this domain to another person (using his email address or seller ID (a number) ). Accessible from individual domain settings page.
All other standard brokerage and payment fees still in effect.

Windoms said:

I have x domain in my account.
Being able to allocate x% for example 30% of sales price of this domain to another person (using his email address or seller ID (a number) ). Accessible from individual domain settings page.
All other standard brokerage and payment fees still in effect.

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so like fractional ownership

Quintin said:

so like fractional ownership

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I guess. Here is the idea.
I access one domain marketplace's setting, allocate x% of sales price to this seller, and that's it.
Nothing more.
So that when it sells through a Uni broker for example, same old 15% uni commission + x% which I have selected for the seller.

So that it doesn't bother anyone on Uni/Godaddy's side.

Not as complicated as fractional ownership.
Just a marketplace setting.

Quintin said:

What new tools would you like to see as domain investors?

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Hopefully the brokers from godaddy, afternic and uniregistry will sit down together and share experiences and skills/tools/techniques. I've had sub par 'broker' inquires with no/0/zip follow up after the standard 500 opening godaddy offer (I countered of course). More than once the person paying for the 'broker' found me later through type in and bought the name(s)...nothing huge, a few low xxxx and a couple mid xxxx. Maybe the commissions to be earned did not warrant sending another email in response to my counter. No worries as I put that commission money in my pocket.

As an investor I want low reg and renewal fees...with a no or low ($1) charge for privacy. I've moved many hundreds of domains away from godaddy because of this. If an investor/domainer regs a certain amount of names a year and/or they have paid the 'club' dues to get lower pricing, the privacy should be free. Keep on charging the general public for their one, two or ten package of names, but give those of us that spend thousands a year a break. After all, those of us that are addicted will put that money into acquiring more/better names.

Self admin payment plans

transparency, keep the weekly sales report

that’s a tool, few do, and i admired Uni for it

definitely payment plan, shocked still dont offer

Samer

Samer said:

transparency, keep the weekly sales report

that’s a tool, few do, and i admired Uni for it

definitely payment plan, shocked still dont offer

Samer

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The issue is they are losing those sales, and data of the payment plans to Dan, Epik, and Namesilo. So why not offer it in house, the platform has the ability built in already, but it just hasn't been turned on outside of broker assisted transactions only.

You can do it with the brokers now, the commission is 15%, plus $40 a month domain holding fee, all commissions are taken up front, and deducted from the first payment.

I would say let the sellers pick a down payment amount, and then terms of 1-60 months.

I just pulled all my domains out of Uni in favor of Epik. I don't trust Godaddy at all. I think they are buffoons. They are not a domainers registrar and customer service has always been a weak point. Their pricing is nothing special either. So far at Epik I've had great customer support when needed.

Sad to see Uni sold off but hey, you gotta make that money.

Has anyone looked at the steps that go into when a buyer makes an inquiry, there is a series of questions which basically route your inquiry to a broker...
Do you want to share your details with the seller?

yes, or no?

If you say no, your inquiry routes to a broker which they are short staffed on now since a few have left since Uniregistry sold, and your paying 15% for a self lead.

I had no idea direct landing leads were being siphoned off like this, and the brokers make statements like we can offer you other names if you don’t like this one? Also sometimes I notice it can take brokers 2-3 days to respond to an inquiry which at that point it has flown the coop.

Now I get why people are moving to dan, and Epik.

This happend before Godaddy purchase, and has nothing to do with their sale, or any changes they made. Sometime in the last bit, most likely to beef up brokerage revenues for an eventual sale.