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[produced1509]

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[Brands.International]

I like the idea of this combo..but I guess, correctly it should be someone.sexy ? English is not my mother language, so not sure 100%.

As per appraisal point of view, difficult to say, but if it is grammatically correct, I would feel this name has lot of potential - this is kind of the name which can be used by digital marketing agency for reality show project, but can be used also for dating site..lot of possibilities.

In that case (and in case renewals are not too high) definitely holder.

 

[produced1509]

Hi lolwarrior, First of all I appreciate some of the fantastic list of new tlds that you have accumulated.

I guess you have had some success selling some of these new tlds, would appreciate your opinion for best places to sell these as i do have quite a few.

Coming to this appraisal , both of these work , yes someone is very often used but also somebody ... Google shows more search volume for somebody than someone.

 

[Brands.International]

Hi mate,

thank you, I appreciate that! Regarding your question about selling, here is what I do :

1. list your domains at Sedo, Flippa and Afternic - I put on all these sites "make offers", as I like to negotiate and like to get to know the buyers.
2. create your online shop, make it look attractive and professional (if people are looking for 1 domain from your porfolio, it is easy to look for similar ones in your shop too, this leads to more sales)
3. In new gTLDs, imo there is no place for passive approach : when one is holding large portfolio of high quality names .com names, usually he can do well just waiting for offers. For new gTLDs, where even standard renewals are 2-5 times higher then .com, when one has larger portfolio, it is great idea to connect with end users via emails, and also to connect with people from digital media agencies (they have clients and can suggest your domains to them for their projects). It is lot of work to get connected, but it is really worth it.

For me personally, option no. 3 works far the best from everything described above

 

[ValleyRock]

not cool bro

 

[produced1509]

Hi mate,

thank you, I appreciate that! Regarding your question about selling, here is what I do :

1. list your domains at Sedo, Flippa and Afternic - I put on all these sites "make offers", as I like to negotiate and like to get to know the buyers.
2. create your online shop, make it look attractive and professional (if people are looking for 1 domain from your porfolio, it is easy to look for similar ones in your shop too, this leads to more sales)
3. In new gTLDs, imo there is no place for passive approach : when one is holding large portfolio of high quality names .com names, usually he can do well just waiting for offers. For new gTLDs, where even standard renewals are 2-5 times higher then .com, when one has larger portfolio, it is great idea to connect with end users via emails, and also to connect with people from digital media agencies (they have clients and can suggest your domains to them for their projects). It is lot of work to get connected, but it is really worth it.

For me personally, option no. 3 works far the best from everything described above

I like your idea about contacting digital media agencies ... Thank you for the detailed reply...