domain chinesedomaintrading.com

[little_alan]

i registered this as there has been a massive emerging market in this niche.

end user would be a broker or one who has several chinee domains of value

imagine a client seeing this on a email signature when negotiating a chinese domain sale?? look very pro and trusting

 

[LaunchUp.com]

I've got a few myself. I don't think being long is an issue here since it's descriptive. And i wouldn't use cn over chinese to try and shorten it. My only concern is that trading is not really a thing now in the chinese market. It's just buying and investing. Maybe you are ahead of everyone else or maybe not. But it's not like you paid 1k for the name anyway. Also there maybe alot of other keywords available...Keep us posted...

 

[little_alan]

It's just buying and investing

well thats pretty much what traading is.

you are right, I paid next to nothing for it.

Just saying would be good fo someone who wanted to strictly deal with Chinese domains.

 

[LaunchUp.com]

well thats pretty much what traading is.

you are right, I paid next to nothing for it.

Just saying would be good fo someone who wanted to strictly deal with Chinese domains.

Yeah trading in general is truly that but since I've started domaining I've mostly heard trading/trade used to refer to the exchange of one domain for another domain in return. When someone sees a name they cant afford I normally see them ask the buyer, "would you be willing to consider trades?" etc.. for an example: https://www.namepros.com/threads/mjsupply-co-trade-or-buy.906639/#post-5214608

You'll see that most domainers use buying and trading or selling and trading differently. If someone wants to buy or sell a domain for cash they ussually will say "is it for sale?" "I want to buy" or post "Sold". No one says I like that name, I'll trade for $50. when it comes to domainig it's not often used to refer to paying cash for domains. But at the end of the day, you can determine how people see the name.. by creating a blog or marketplace for whatever you want. The name as good potential and may be on demand as the chinese domain market continues to be established and grow. I have made one such sale when the llll market tookoff.

 

[little_alan]

https://www.chinesedomaintrading.com/ site built

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

I get an error in red that says your connection is not private attackers might be trying to steal your information.
Something wrong there

 

[little_alan]

Its just the https. Its new

 

[LaunchUp.com]

 

[accelerator]

I also get the Chrome https warning.

In my opinion, the domain itself is not very valuable, although you might get lucky and sell if for a few hundred dollars. That's because trading in Chinese domain names is extremely niche.

You've probably realised this and that's why you've built a site. I think if you really built a great site, you would get some visits from domainers wanting to know about what makes Chinese domain names valuable. However, traffic is still likely to be low because it's still a very niche interest.

Good luck.

 

[ZapNano]

https://www.chinesedomaintrading.com/ site built

Looks cool. I understand your point. It's all about tailored your needs, preferences and the like. Not bad..

 

[Kate]

This name is too long and not truly stellar... A domain broker won't want a name that limits you to Chinese domains, even if he's specialized in that market segment.

 

[little_alan]

Yes they would. If they specialise in chinese domain names.
It is no extra effort to own a website.

Seo will soon be on point and contact form generating leads. Then off and racing.

Long ass domain name. Generating leads and interest in a special niche.. its gotta be worth something

 

[ZapNano]

Yes they would. If they specialise in chinese domain names.
It is no extra effort to own a website.

Seo will soon be on point and contact form generating leads. Then off and racing.

Long ass domain name. Generating leads and interest in a special niche.. its gotta be worth something

"Ass" is takin; Azzes is premium, it's available and it's short

 

[1NiteStand]

reg fee

 

[little_alan]

thanks

 

[JayT]

Domain trading? that doesn't happen much, does it? We're buying and selling. It's really not trading.

 

[little_alan]

It does more than you think. Especially chinese

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

I just read a welcome thread, and the newbie referred to this as trading. I like the word, your off to a good start.

 

[1NiteStand]

buy and sell is basically trading/exchanging isn't it

 

[LaunchUp.com]

buy and sell is basically trading/exchanging isn't it

Yes, but in domaining when we use trading/exchange/swap we are most often referring only to trading one domain for another domain of equal value. We don't often use the broad or general definition of the word. Domaining has it's own language. But it still can work if he develops a website. It can be worth a bit if people start to specialize in that niche.

 

[ZapNano]

Domain trading? that doesn't happen much, does it? We're buying and selling. It's really not trading.

In my world, the word "trade" or "trading" is the process of buying and selling; with equal or lesser value. Product or service..