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With 1179 gTLDs, 34 million + domain names registered across 365 registrars, one of the observations and maybe food for thought for newbies is to consider the possibility of selling a less known gTLD.
It's extremely low!
If you are not holding a good domain among these top 10/20 gTLDs, chances are, buyers may not be even aware of such an extension and that makes them apprehensive of such an investment.
Another point being, if the extension is less known, other good domains are available for registration fee. Why your domain in that case?
1) How do you justify the lesser-known gTLD investment?
2) What phase of your investment cycle do you start investing in them?
While I do want to invest in some of the gTLD extensions, I believe it would be a phase 4 investment for me. But for some, they dive right into new gs or in phase 2 itself. After say a sale or two (equalling a $1000 in total returns) to start investing in them.
Just trying to understand the mindset and see if I am missing out on some investment opportunities by not seeing them the way you are!
It's extremely low!
If you are not holding a good domain among these top 10/20 gTLDs, chances are, buyers may not be even aware of such an extension and that makes them apprehensive of such an investment.
Another point being, if the extension is less known, other good domains are available for registration fee. Why your domain in that case?
1) How do you justify the lesser-known gTLD investment?
2) What phase of your investment cycle do you start investing in them?
While I do want to invest in some of the gTLD extensions, I believe it would be a phase 4 investment for me. But for some, they dive right into new gs or in phase 2 itself. After say a sale or two (equalling a $1000 in total returns) to start investing in them.
Just trying to understand the mindset and see if I am missing out on some investment opportunities by not seeing them the way you are!
