Average turnover time for a domain on Sedo

[Nssan]

I have a list of about 35 domains on Sedo.

I have not recieved one offer on any of them

So, just what is the average turnover rate on a sale?

 

[RazorNF]

There is really no "average" . Offers are dependent on the quality of your domain names and/or your price expectations.

 

[DavidH]

IMHO, two qualities a domainer needs to learn if they dont already have them are to be patient and to be realistic.

Many names I have sold I had for many months or even several years before a buyer came along - if you are confident in the quality of your names, be patient if you have them listed on Sedo - you are competing for a buyer's attention with millions of other names.

Also be realistic - you will not sell all of your names (you would be superhuman if you did!). I dont know how anyone else does but I sell around 5% of my portfolio each year.

Also times have changed where you could just list your names with various brokers / sites and sit back passively to wait for a sale. Now you have to be much more proactive and actively go looking for those end users yourself.

I have over 1000 names listed at Sedo and I sell probably up to ten every year at Sedo - for me it is simply an extra potential passive source of buyers but certainly not the first means for actively marketing names.

Hope this helps.

 

[Andr3w]

there's not such thing as "average turnover time". That entirely depends on the quality of your domain and if it has a decent/right price.

 

[DotWeekly]

Your chances are better NOT to get an offer than getting one. Let's put it that way.