poll Are you spending less or more on acquisitions?

[Bob Hawkes]

I am trying to get a handle on whether various factors have influenced the acquisition practices of domain investors. If you have been in domain investing for more than a year, please vote.

Note that I am asking about the total amount of your acquisition spend, not the price per name, or the number of domain names being bought.

Feel free to comment in the discussion on how your acquisitions are changing, for example same total dollars but fewer, better domain names.

Thank you in advance.

-Bob

 

[AbdulBasit.com]

Interesting. For curiosity: how long does it take for you to sell a domain after you buy it?

No fix time at all. Rarely within 24 hours and mostly years.

 

[neowise]

No fix time at all. Rarely within 24 hours and mostly years.

Oh I see, thank you!

 

[NameGroove]

I have been letting my portfolio dwindle over the years. Hadn't bought much if anything, until this year. I bought a lot this year and reloaded my portfolio with some new names. We shall see if it means more revenue (or losses). Jury is still out

 

[atymoor]

I am spending less now because it really hasn't worked out well for me.

I would recommend to read ebook and to connect with top domainers and learn from the best to be a better domain investor.

 

[atymoor]

I've been spending more and more this year, specially after the .ai domain got booming, love .com & .ai domains only.

 

[atymoor]

2022 , year of divestation
2023 year of restructuring portofolio and observe the market..

so the fourth choice is my personal preference.

2024 year of growth and success & big money revenue, trust me.

 

[Jay]

I honestly feel like we may need a fresh thread to re-take this poll. In my experience, the cost of acquisition has actually gone down quite a bit whereas it was the opposite for me when I first voted on this thread.

 

[scithe]

I honestly feel like we may need a fresh thread to re-take this poll. In my experience, the cost of acquisition has actually gone down quite a bit whereas it was the opposite for me when I first voted on this thread.

Where are you finding prices dropping? Are you finding less competition in auctions or have you switched acquisition styles?