minimum offer

New to domaining, it really makes my head ache sometimes... Perusing the GoDaddy auctions, I see a lot of the listings have USD $20 minimum offer - i.e., not an auction bid, but a negotiation start point. I am guessing that sellers are not going to entertain a $20 offer, so where do you...

New to domaining, it really makes my head ache sometimes... Perusing the GoDaddy auctions, I see a lot of the listings have USD $20 minimum offer - i.e., not an auction bid, but a negotiation start point. I am guessing that sellers are not going to entertain a $20 offer, so where do you...

There's something I don't get - could you, please, explain it to me? When I see an auction with many bids on Sedo or GD where no minimum offer is shown - all I see as an outside visitor is a current number of bids, let's say, 20 bids it is, and a window where I can type in my own bid - does...

There's something I don't get - could you, please, explain it to me? When I see an auction with many bids on Sedo or GD where no minimum offer is shown - all I see as an outside visitor is a current number of bids, let's say, 20 bids it is, and a window where I can type in my own bid - does...

i've seen few domainers selling low 5 figure domains with starting offer of $100 Question: Does offers starting at $100 convert to 6 figure sale? (screenshot image domain sold for low 5 figures in auction and its good 2 word .com, sorry, i can't reveal domain name as we are speaking pricing...

i've seen few domainers selling low 5 figure domains with starting offer of $100 Question: Does offers starting at $100 convert to 6 figure sale? (screenshot image domain sold for low 5 figures in auction and its good 2 word .com, sorry, i can't reveal domain name as we are speaking pricing...

A couple of weeks ago I introduced questions around the setting of minimum offers on buy-it-now priced domain names. Thanks to all who have responded to the various linked polls. In this article I provide a summary of the results and comments. Setting the minimum offer too low may harm price...

A couple of weeks ago I introduced questions around the setting of minimum offers on buy-it-now priced domain names. Thanks to all who have responded to the various linked polls. In this article I provide a summary of the results and comments. Setting the minimum offer too low may harm price...

In most cases, marketplaces require specifying a minimum when you enable make offer on your domain names. Is it better to set this minimum offer low, so more prospective buyers will start a conversation? On the other hand, that might have a negative impact on price expectations, and limit the...

In most cases, marketplaces require specifying a minimum when you enable make offer on your domain names. Is it better to set this minimum offer low, so more prospective buyers will start a conversation? On the other hand, that might have a negative impact on price expectations, and limit the...

It is inspiring to hear cases where a low first offer, perhaps at the minimum possible, after negotiation, resulted in a very nice final price paid. What is the highest ratio you have personally achieved? For example, did you once have a minimum offer of $50 that resulted in a $5000 sale, for a...

It is inspiring to hear cases where a low first offer, perhaps at the minimum possible, after negotiation, resulted in a very nice final price paid. What is the highest ratio you have personally achieved? For example, did you once have a minimum offer of $50 that resulted in a $5000 sale, for a...

Some domain names seem to generate frequent low offers, without closed sales, while other names sell to the first person to ever make an offer. But if we average over your whole portfolio, what is your ratio of average number of offers per completed sale? For example, if over the year you sold...

Some domain names seem to generate frequent low offers, without closed sales, while other names sell to the first person to ever make an offer. But if we average over your whole portfolio, what is your ratio of average number of offers per completed sale? For example, if over the year you sold...

Some set their minimum offer amount low, and use interest as expressed by number of offers received, even low ones, as one indicator of the value of the domain name and whether it should be retained. Clearly this is not the only indicator, since you could also consider lander views, Whois...

Some set their minimum offer amount low, and use interest as expressed by number of offers received, even low ones, as one indicator of the value of the domain name and whether it should be retained. Clearly this is not the only indicator, since you could also consider lander views, Whois...

Probably some domain investors set minimum offer amounts to a constant value, while others set them as a ratio of the buy-it-now price. What strategy do you use in setting the minimum offer price? This is part of a NamePros community series of polls around the topic of setting minimum offer...

Probably some domain investors set minimum offer amounts to a constant value, while others set them as a ratio of the buy-it-now price. What strategy do you use in setting the minimum offer price? This is part of a NamePros community series of polls around the topic of setting minimum offer...

I am interested in how you would set the minimum initial offer for a domain name with a retail worth of about $20,000. Do you set it to the minimum the system allows, or would you set it nearly to the full buy-it-now price, or somewhere in between? Maybe it depends on the type of name. Tell us...

I am interested in how you would set the minimum initial offer for a domain name with a retail worth of about $20,000. Do you set it to the minimum the system allows, or would you set it nearly to the full buy-it-now price, or somewhere in between? Maybe it depends on the type of name. Tell us...