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discuss $28,888 vs $499
Just saw this case on X. Ryan owns 7,500 domain names. In the first month, he priced them all at $28,888 - and got 1 sale. In the second month, he priced them all at $2,499 - and got 5 sales. In the third month, he priced them all at $499 - and got 45 sales. I don’t have a clear conclusion...- katerleonid
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discuss $28,888 vs $499
Just saw this case on X. Ryan owns 7,500 domain names. In the first month, he priced them all at $28,888 - and got 1 sale. In the second month, he priced them all at $2,499 - and got 5 sales. In the third month, he priced them all at $499 - and got 45 sales. I don’t have a clear conclusion...- katerleonid
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