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I want to share you here how I sold a portfolio of 10 domain names for over $1000.00 in 1 day.

I own a portfolio of 10 great domain names that are contain wine keywords they are good but not that premium ones.

What I did is went to a wine trade fair with a nice 10 pages paper book I've created and print with my computer, on each page, I add 1 domain name, some infos on keywords, stats, description and how important is to have a keyword dot com for traffic, leads and potential customers.
At the footer I've add the price ($100.00 each to $200.00) depending on domain value.

I also told wrote in introduction that they are unique and highly sought after by professionals (wine shops, vineyard owners...) and they must phone me as soon as they were interested as it's first come, first serve. Gave my business card with phone number.

There were over 1200 wine industry professional exibitors. I could'nt do all so I've select those who don't have any websites (incredible: yes in 2008 some still don't have it) or that match my keywords. I didn't count how many exactly I gave my business card but was like less than hundred.

Same day I got over 20 calls all interested, of course I only sold to whom first called. I also suggest website design and SEO to some businesses.

So as you see, it's possible to make money selling off line.
 
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Cool,

thanks for sharing.. interesting.
 
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nice story. were the business cards you handed out a business card for domaining, your personal internet business, company card, etc?
 
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Love it!
 
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What were the domains you sold?
 
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Good moves, repped for sharing :tu:
 
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shockie said:
nice story. were the business cards you handed out a business card for domaining, your personal internet business, company card, etc?

Personal internet business, I do it as hobby so don't really have any business for this I put Domainer.

Bought Avery business card sheets to print and just print :

Name, first name
Domainer
Adress

Phone (000) 000-0000
email adress

domainman101 said:
What were the domains you sold?

Will not disclose for privacy also this is not the discussion.

You can apply this to any industry niches (weddings, photography, travel....) all you need is a decent portfolio of dot com that is related to that niche.
 
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Steve,

Thats was a brilliant way to approach end-users who don't even know they need a domain.

Justin
 
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Nice! Thanks for sharing that info

8^X
 
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As for your business card technique - brilliant. I haven't
used Avery (currently VistaPrint) but I'll look into them.

Good Stuff!

steveteva said:
Personal internet business, I do it as hobby so don't really have any business for this I put Domainer.

Bought Avery business card sheets to print and just print :

Name, first name
Domainer
Adress

Phone (000) 000-0000
email adress



Will not disclose for privacy also this is not the discussion.

You can apply this to any industry niches (weddings, photography, travel....) all you need is a decent portfolio of dot com that is related to that niche.
 
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steveteva said:
I want to share you here how I sold a portfolio of 10 domain names for over $1000.00 in 1 day.

I own a portfolio of 10 great domain names that are contain wine keywords they are good but not that premium ones.

What I did is went to a wine trade fair with a nice 10 pages paper book I've created and print with my computer, on each page, I add 1 domain name, some infos on keywords, stats, description and how important is to have a keyword dot com for traffic, leads and potential customers.
At the footer I've add the price ($100.00 each to $200.00) depending on domain value.

I also told wrote in introduction that they are unique and highly sought after by professionals (wine shops, vineyard owners...) and they must phone me as soon as they were interested as it's first come, first serve. Gave my business card with phone number.

There were over 1200 wine industry professional exibitors. I could'nt do all so I've select those who don't have any websites (incredible: yes in 2008 some still don't have it) or that match my keywords. I didn't count how many exactly I gave my business card but was like less than hundred.

Same day I got over 20 calls all interested, of course I only sold to whom first called. I also suggest website design and SEO to some businesses.

So as you see, it's possible to make money selling off line.


Very smart....and sharp. Congrats.
 
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Very Creative!
This is a great story.
Your time and persistence paid off!
I commend you, and now that I've read this
you have inspired me to do something similar!
Thanx for sharing.

Repped!
Take Care,
Red Rock!
 
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That is 'thinking outside the box marketing!' Nice work, congrats and rep.
 
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hawkeye said:
That is 'thinking outside the box marketing!' Nice work, congrats and rep.

very true.

Great job on that Marketing technique.
 
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Great read :)
Thank you for sharing.
 
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Well played mate! :great:
 
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:tu: Congrats
 
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nice job steveteva!!!
congrats!!!
added a rep
 
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A person must think about the time involved.

I am sure some of those twenty people who called needed a education about domains and maybe how to get the name transferred to the buyer. All that takes alot of time Imo.

Maybe many emails went back and forth.

Can you say how many actual hours it took with contacting all parties involved, all the time spent finding and getting to the event and walking around and then getting back home until the names were sold. Divide those hours by $1,000, deduct your cost of the domains.

You made how much per man hour spent?
 
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Nice! Congrats on the sales, well done :)
 
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