i recently gathered up information that get have slightly exceeded $1 million in sales in the past 2 years (from somebody in their listings & sales department). that being said, lets do some analysis.
well.. they have 19500 names listed. i did some semi-inaccurate math (leaving a lot of variables out and a significant amount of room for miscalculations and margin for error) and added the price of 30 of the first domains i saw and divided it by 30 to get some sort of estimate of the average value of the domain listed on brand bucket (yeah, its not too accurate but like i said, I'm not spending to much time to reduce the margin for error of my calculations, sorry brothers.) and ended up with the average domain value being 2903. that being said, if we assume, lets say, they net 1.1 million in sales the last 2 years, and the average valued listing sits at 2903, that equals 723.38 domain sales in the past 2 years (out of 19500). I'm sure the listing amount changed over time and theres possible growth and other variables into consideration, but 723.38 domain sales out of 19500 listed means .. well ... 3.7% of listed domains sold. or if you had 27 domains/listings up over the past 2 years, you would've sold 1 by now. I'm not really sure what to think. like i said,theres a lot of rooms for miscalculations, error, and variables i skipped (I'm sure theres a lot of garbage domains, overpriced domains, people overcasting, and others). but maybe this could give you some sort of insight in an analytical perspective.
sounds like i got a platfor.. err.. nevermind. cya.
