advice Email inquiry

[DNtopia]

How do you all respond to email inquiries asking if you are looking to sell and for how much? I receive a handful of these, typically dont respond. Thanks!

 

[gilescoley]

Why would you not reply to email inquiries if you are selling the names.

Always reply and just name a price you are happy with. Research the buyer before naming your price so you dont leave money on table.

...Or do you mean you reply and they dont respond???

 

[DNtopia]

Thanks. Just want to know if anyone has a typical response they use.

 

[koolishman]

Thanks. Just want to know if anyone has a typical response they use.

"Any asset is for sale at the right price."

 

[Samer]

Dont sound elusive, give 2 high, may not reply

Use language like “ you can secure asset..”
think words like “secure” gives peace mind, most end-users not familiar with DN process; “secure” domain is the perfect phrase imo

love @equity78 “what’s your best offer?” be straight,dont overthink take too long to reply.

Keeping it short helps reply, dont write a novel.

“Valid 48 hours” then price goes back $3000” hate it, but i also see works. Know your price all starts /ends price! Have number in mind!! helps put everything else place. Chances are, wont feel lost if had figure confident quantify.

Good luck!! Thank you for asking

 

[NickB]

...

 

[BrandEntrance.com]

I only don't reply to those email addresses that are not even real. First check.

 

[DNtopia]

I got two from domainsbyproxy emails. From Gmail.

 

[Bohdan]

Recently, I sold one domain through email inquiry. Nothing bad at all.