GoDaddy, Flippa, Afternic, and Sedo, which of them expose domains to buyers more

[Valentineboy]

Hello. I have been going through this thread and i love all the contribution you guyz are giving.
I will like to find out some things about the domain market place.
Goddady
flippa
afternic
sedo
which of this website can i see my domain name fast.?
I will appreciate all your replies

 

[Hypersot]

You could make a poll thread for this

regarding your question, and strictly out of my experience, I'd say GoDaddy

 

[Kuffy]

It's the quality of the buyers and not just the quantity.

 

[Ted.T]

It's better to list your domain on all of them and wait for the buyer. End-users don't usually know about the existence of all domain marketplaces, so they go to the marketplace their neighbor mentioned some time ago while drinking a beer and eating a piece of steak

 

[drsheraz]

I have more success with AfterNic than sedo.

 

[Valentineboy]

Ok . But is like goddady is good in premium domains

 

[DanBingham]

Have had good success using Afternic/GoDaddy

 

[Eric Lyon]

You could make a poll thread for this

Poll added.

 

[Furquan]

I have success with Sedo but they take huge commission. So I have painful success with them.

 

[Valentineboy]

Ok i will try goddady soon

 

[Paul Nicks]

For the record GoDaddy = Afternic.

Listing on Afternic (or GoDaddy) is the only way to get your domain in front of GoDaddy buyers, who represent roughly 1/2 of the world's domain searches. Plus, Afternic has partnerships with most of the major global registrars (NetSol, Tucows, HiChina, 123Reg etc) to further expand potential viewership of your domain.