Feedback for my 1st newbie auction, pls!

[GIRLIU]

I learned a lot for the short time I am here, because of the friendly support of the people in this forum! And now I think I am almost ready to start selling my unique domains. :red:
There is my first, newbie auction about the domain good-seo.info:

namepros.com/domains-for-sale-auctions/780803-good-search-engine-optimization-info-sale.html#post4434327

If someone wish to take a look and to give me a short feedback/review, because I tried to keep the rules and to make it pretty + clear as well, but I'm still not sure if this is the right way.
I hope that after this, I will become a skillful or at least a semi-skillful at this field and I will stop bother you with my newbie questions.:red:
Thanks so much once again for all the useful answers I am getting here and thanks in advance for your feedbacks/reviews of my 1st ever domain auction online!:loveyou:

 

[nielsencl]

I think your starting price is too high. Wait and see if you get any bids, but your domain is a .info with a hyphen and that will reduce the value for most people.

Having an auction end time of 72 hours is good. Many people make this too short and I see many domains sold quickly that I would have bid on if I had seen the auction.

I would not list the search query numbers for each word in the domain. It really doesn't relate and I consider only the main keyword phrase as being useful information.

All in all, a great first auction! Good Luck!

 

[GIRLIU]

Thank you! I've got two questions:
1. The hyphen is bad? For example goodword.com is better than good-word.com?
2. .info is just worse than .com or worst one at all?

 

[Blake]

Please keep the promotion of sales in your signature...instead of starting a thread etc.

Blake