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Any full time domainers having 5 figure sales every month, if yes ..what's your portfolio size ?
 
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Does that include... the right of the dot?
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Any full time domainers having 5 figure sales every month, if yes ..what's your portfolio size ?
Believe, you get more responses if it was 4 figures sales every month!

Also, how much you spend to make this figure!

Did have a five figure year basically doubled my investment..but that was when I was way more active!!!
 
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I mean total income in 5 figures from domaining every month, it may be by selling multiple domains
 
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I mean total income in 5 figures from domaining every month, it may be be selling multiple domains
No, not me...I believe anyone making that kinda of cash does it full time!
 
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Some months might be off, but in average for 2018 - yes. Portfolio size is around 1400 names. Hope to double within a year.
 
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Some months might be off, but in average for 2018 - yes. Portfolio size is around 1400 names. Hope to double within a year.
Is that 5 figures profit? You pay a lot for your domains also.
 
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Some months might be off, but in average for 2018 - yes
One decent sale can 'average' 5 figs in 7 months. And, if you do so, is this from your website were 'none' of the links work? Just asking.
 
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Nowhere near that figure but receive steady/consistent profit each month.
= me happy!
 
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One decent sale can 'average' 5 figs in 7 months. And, if you do so, is this from your website were 'none' of the links work? Just asking.

Actually, no it is not from one sale.

I am well-diversified. My sales are in 1500 to 22500 range for the year mostly, around 20 in total. The sales are from a) direct inbound; b) Afternic; c) Brandroot, Brandpa, Brandbucket; d) Sedo.

Had just one month out of 7 with 4 digit sales total.

None has come from the website where links don't work :) Working on storefront that will have working links.

Thanks for asking )
 
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Is that 5 figures profit? You pay a lot for your domains also.

Good question. The purchase cost for all names sold in 2018 would be below $1.5K including even renewals for those. Cost to renew all the names I have in portfolio is around $10K, around $6K attributable to the 7 months. Average commission has been around 15% (from 0% for the inbound to 35% at brandable markets). So I still have netted just around $10K +/- 5% a month after costs, excluding my own time.

This excludes the sales to other NP members, where I am ok with much lower margins.
 
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I had a few 5 fig months this year I also went 3 weeks with out a sale. I'm not full time either. I expect better results when I go back fulltime.
 
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@hawkeye

See the screenshot from Afternic panel. 6 sales YTD for gross of $38,298 and net of $31,538. Plus another $1250 net from GD broker, resulting in almost $40K gross/$33K net from 7 transactions from GD/AN this year.

$20K+ from 9 sales at brandable markets gross (around $14K+ net)

$15K gross/net from Sedo Brokerage

$14K gross/net from direct inbound

$3K gross and $1.5K net from NP sales

Total of $92K+ gross, $78K net over 7 months.

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See the screenshot from Afternic panel. 6 sales YTD for gross of $38,298 and net of $31,538. Plus another $1250 net from GD broker, resulting in almost $40K gross/$33K net from 7 transactions from GD/AN this year.

$20K+ from 9 sales at brandable markets gross (around $14K+ net)

$15K gross/net from Sedo Brokerage

$14K gross/net from direct inbound

$3K gross and $1.5K net from NP sales

Total of $92K+ gross, $78K net over 7 months.

Gr8, many congratulations. Not many people would actually reveal that info. Thanks.

Since when did you start investing in domains?
 
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See the screenshot from Afternic panel. 6 sales YTD for gross of $38,298 and net of $31,538. Plus another $1250 net from GD broker, resulting in almost $40K gross/$33K net from 7 transactions from GD/AN this year.

Well done for sure!
 
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Any full time domainers having 5 figure sales every month, if yes
Yes.

if yes ..what's your portfolio size ?
My answers from another thread:
Most of my sales come from about 2,500 domains that I've acquired slowly over many years. I have 20,000 domains, but the rest are lower quality that sell for three figures.
On an annual average:
I sell one domain a week for four figures.
I sell one domain a month for five figures.
I sell one domain a year for six figures.
 
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Gr8, many congratulations. Not many people would actually reveal that info. Thanks.

Since when did you start investing in domains?

Thank you.

I have owned valuable names for over 10 years, but for my own ideas and plans.

I have been more active buying and selling since 2015.
 
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Yes.


My answers from another thread:

20000 names on what tld?
Do you renew these 20000 names?
Which platform brings you the sales?
Approx Total 2500 names aquring cost?
Approx Total investment ?
 
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@Recons.Com,

Thanks for sharing this info and sharing some of your recent purchases in other thread. This way others can have motivation and get insights.

I noticed that some of your recent purchases redirect to a news site. Are you checking some stats on those before you put them for sale or there is another reason behind...

Also you mentioned that acquisition cost for the sold 20 names is lower than 1.5 k , if you done this with average acquisition cost 75 , hands down my friend...

Thanks
 
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