Best Pricing Strategy For Selling Domains

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Hey guys I've built up a portfolio of around 100 gambling domains and was wondering what is the best pricing strategy when selling domains.

What I mean by pricing strategy is, is it better to list lower prices and probaly sell more domains or list high prices hoping to make a couple big sales.

It seems like when dealing with places who specialize in gambling domains they're prices are pretty high.

For an example I own HorseBettingWorld.com great name for a horse betting portal and I got it listed at $449 which I think is a fair price I mean I would consider it if I was looking to develop a horse betting portal. But from looking around it seems like other places would list it up to 2 or 3 times as much or even 4 times as much and wait for the right person to come along and hope for a big sale.

Anyway I was just wondering what some of you guys think is the best approach

Thanks

 

[soggyindo]

good thread. i look forward to reading responses.
the first thing that sticks out to me is the idea of pricing domains as to what you would pay for them is perhaps not the best way to go.
$500 might be your upper limit, but to a successful gambling company it would be like a minute's worth of takings.
my gut feeling would be to look at comparable past sales figures. once you're pretty sure what they're worth, split the most desirable ones off from the rest. then maybe hold them or look for end users.
if you needed cash straight away, maybe put some of the weaker ones up for auction? but what i hear gambling names can do well developed, so maybe putting some sites up might be another idea?