pricing

I'm having the following issue with my .com names in the xxx range, and Make Offer. Happens both at Dan and own landers (currently pointing at Dan). Cannot use BIN as those are set at Afternic. If I don't accept the original offer, I lose the sale in most cases. Most lander buyers for xxx...

I'm having the following issue with my .com names in the xxx range, and Make Offer. Happens both at Dan and own landers (currently pointing at Dan). Cannot use BIN as those are set at Afternic. If I don't accept the original offer, I lose the sale in most cases. Most lander buyers for xxx...

Some things I've just realized, might be quite useful to others: DON'T LOWER YOUR PRICE. Now let me explain. During 2019 I've had a very weird situation with sales. Almost no .COMs sold, except some at very low prices ($100). It has been eating me to understand why, and to boost the sales...

Some things I've just realized, might be quite useful to others: DON'T LOWER YOUR PRICE. Now let me explain. During 2019 I've had a very weird situation with sales. Almost no .COMs sold, except some at very low prices ($100). It has been eating me to understand why, and to boost the sales...

I created a post about this on NP before. Posted as a question I think? I've decided along with posting Monthly Search Volumes and maybe SEO and Ranking plus age etc etc. I feel the domains these companies below have chosen to warehouse for themselves has value to domainer. Of course I don't...

I created a post about this on NP before. Posted as a question I think? I've decided along with posting Monthly Search Volumes and maybe SEO and Ranking plus age etc etc. I feel the domains these companies below have chosen to warehouse for themselves has value to domainer. Of course I don't...

So much happens every year on NamePros that it is possible to overlook noteworthy content. In this post, I draw attention to eleven topics from 2019 that I found particularly valuable. They cover domain name acquisition, pricing, selling, negotiation, security, and more. Readers are urged to add...

So much happens every year on NamePros that it is possible to overlook noteworthy content. In this post, I draw attention to eleven topics from 2019 that I found particularly valuable. They cover domain name acquisition, pricing, selling, negotiation, security, and more. Readers are urged to add...

Just wondering if there is any appetite for a thread where you can list some of your names and the price you have it listed for or your own price expectations? Thinking of setting one up in the appraisal section where you can list 3 names and your BIN price or if it is set at Make offer your...

Just wondering if there is any appetite for a thread where you can list some of your names and the price you have it listed for or your own price expectations? Thinking of setting one up in the appraisal section where you can list 3 names and your BIN price or if it is set at Make offer your...

The domain name sell-through rate is the percentage of domain names that sell in one calendar year. For example, if your sell-through rate was 2% and you had 400 domains in your portfolio, on average you would expect to sell about 8 domain names per year. In this post I look first at the...

The domain name sell-through rate is the percentage of domain names that sell in one calendar year. For example, if your sell-through rate was 2% and you had 400 domains in your portfolio, on average you would expect to sell about 8 domain names per year. In this post I look first at the...

Unpopular opinion, but I was wondering why many domainers are stuck on the novelty of making one large 5 or 6 figure sale in a year for a "premium domain", than multiple 3-4 figure sales which when you add it up could surpass the sale price of your 5 figure domain. If you have a portfolio of 10...

Unpopular opinion, but I was wondering why many domainers are stuck on the novelty of making one large 5 or 6 figure sale in a year for a "premium domain", than multiple 3-4 figure sales which when you add it up could surpass the sale price of your 5 figure domain. If you have a portfolio of 10...

Lars Lofgren wrote a very good piece on QuickSprout about the psychology of pricing. The article is very much worth a read for those selling names both actively and passively. While a lot of the techniques are geared more to a tangible product, it still provides some solid insight for domain...

Lars Lofgren wrote a very good piece on QuickSprout about the psychology of pricing. The article is very much worth a read for those selling names both actively and passively. While a lot of the techniques are geared more to a tangible product, it still provides some solid insight for domain...

NumberDomainPortfolio sold for $53,000 in 2011, but i just hand reg it, after someone else. I guess I'm wondering, do sales histories reflect intrinsic value? If so, is this domain the exception? Names like TheColosseum also sold for a bit, but I can see scale of value in them. This one, I...

NumberDomainPortfolio sold for $53,000 in 2011, but i just hand reg it, after someone else. I guess I'm wondering, do sales histories reflect intrinsic value? If so, is this domain the exception? Names like TheColosseum also sold for a bit, but I can see scale of value in them. This one, I...

Ok, this is plaguing me -- last week, Name Silo had a 4 letter one-word dot com (and it was the plural of a kickass, generic three-letter) for something like a $2,388 maximum bid, which was, of course, spoken for. A quick Estibot check showed value at $21K -- I suspect it's worth more. Hedged...

Ok, this is plaguing me -- last week, Name Silo had a 4 letter one-word dot com (and it was the plural of a kickass, generic three-letter) for something like a $2,388 maximum bid, which was, of course, spoken for. A quick Estibot check showed value at $21K -- I suspect it's worth more. Hedged...