domain A part of my fresh portfolio (sold)

[karamakate]

As a newbie domainer, I would like to share a part of my portfolio and have some feedback...

SOLD

 

[VadimK]

All bad extentions. Go with ''.com'' only.

 

[J4wd]

GTLDs aren’t big sellers on the aftermarket at the moment, so expect a long hold on these before they realise any value.

But since they’re mostly one word domains and the names match the TLDs, it’s not a bad collection.

 

[gilescoley]

Stick with extensions that sell, especially if youre new to selling domains.

 

[karamakate]

Well, I agree with the new gTLD situation. I didn't do a proper market research before jumping into domaining (big mistake, I know).
So, those were the first amateur takes by using my own domain search tool.

After spending some time on reading and analysing, I've also registered a couple .com & .net
So I would like to share the other part of my collection:

   SOLD

Any valuable ones?

 

[J4wd]

I’d suggest you stop buying until you have a strategy for your portfolio. It’s extremely easy (and oddly addictive ) to buy anything and everything you see, but at the end of the day you need to buy what sells, rather than what you like.

The answer to your question of whether any have value is largely down to who will buy them.

If you can think of a business or organisation that would likely be interested in it, it might have value. If you can’t, then likely neither can anyone else.

 

[karamakate]

What kind of strategy should I follow? Do you mean to deciding a branding theme like to focus on single certain sector?

Honestly, I've still dozens of domains on my list, waiting to be registered.
I'm doing search and calculations on some already sold and valuable keywords and trying to prepare a wide array of portfolio to see my next step.

 

[Future Sensors]

GTLDs aren’t big sellers on the aftermarket at the moment

You're not using the right terminology here.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generic_top-level_domain

 

[J4wd]

You're not using the right terminology here.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generic_top-level_domain

Because I didn’t lowercase the “g”?

 

[Future Sensors]

Because I didn’t lowercase the “g”?

No, gTLD includes .com etc. And I guess that's not what you meant to say.

 

[J4wd]

What kind of strategy should I follow? Do you mean to deciding a branding theme like to focus on single certain sector?

Honestly, I've still dozens of domains on my list, waiting to be registered.
I'm doing search and calculations on some already sold and valuable keywords and trying to prepare a wide array of portfolio to see my next step.

You’re certainly on the right track. Spending time researching keywords and demand will serve you well.

And yes, If you buy domains around a specific industry, inevitably you’ll find it easier to sell to multiple companies in the industry once you get to know the players. You’ll also be able to spot upcoming trends faster than those not focused on the industry.

I’d suggest avoiding the current gold rush (NFTs, Bitcoin, etc) because there are already too many players in the space.

 

[J4wd]

No, gTLD includes .com etc. And I guess that's not what you meant to say.

Okay, new gTLDs if you want to be pedantic

 

[Future Sensors]

Okay, new gTLDs if you want to be pedantic

Know your terminology.

 

[J4wd]

Know your terminology.

Yes sir!

 

[karamakate]

You’re certainly on the right track. Spending time researching keywords and demand will serve you well.

And yes, If you buy domains around a specific industry, inevitably you’ll find it easier to sell to multiple companies in the industry once you get to know the players. You’ll also be able to spot upcoming trends faster than those not focused on the industry.

I’d suggest avoiding the current gold rush (NFTs, Bitcoin, etc) because there are already too many players in the space.

Thanks a lot J4wd! Notes have been taken. Since I've different hats beside technology, I'll try to find my niche industry...

Is there a topic or blog post that I can study on about marketing tips, reaching to companies, targeting end-user?

 

[J4wd]

Thanks a lot J4wd! Notes have been taken. Since I've different hats beside technology, I'll try to find my niche industry...

Is there a topic or blog post that I can study on about marketing tips, reaching to companies, targeting end-user?

There’s plenty to read. Some great tips here to start with.

 

[HotKey]

As a newbie domainer, I would like to share a part of my portfolio and have some feedback...

Hey not bad- these are fine nG's. You've done some sensible combinations domain+extension, can go xxx to xxxx, but generally expect long holds for right buyer, or get em' out there and sell to first interested party.
*house, *cleaning, house* and *ups I wouldn't consider regging or holding. *builders being plural sounds a little off with "pro". GL

 

[karamakate]

 

[HotKey]

Your welcome, @karamakate I see what you mean with *ups, that one could work as a personal project maybe, but I don't see much resale value in it.. As per your other list

By the way, would you be interested to comment about the other part of my listings? I've shared them in #5 message under this topic.

None of these are any good in my eyes, even ethereum* it would probably have better opportunity using .com (resale). Developed, there are plenty of awesome .nets currently in use where the value is on the service or content rather than the name.

 

[Samer]

All bad extentions. Go with ''.com'' only.

Thank you!!

I dont understand why jump in new extensions