advice How can we find end users

[DNGear]

How can we find End Users for a domain??
Pl give me some ideas...

Thanks

 

[cmdomains]

Brainstorm ideas:

What companies relate to my domain?
Why would they be interested in my domain? Any benefit out of it?
How does a company start, what's their market, revenue for their particular industry? What's the history of their name (if you're holding a brandable domain) ? Take CocaCola and other companies: search their startup history. Goodluck =)

Also, check out the best thread for your question: https://www.namepros.com/threads/how-to-find-potential-end-users.68798/

 

[DNGear]

Thanks replying...

example, I have one domain named wealthsupply.com.

How can i start searching end users??

My domain related to wealth. There would be more than millions wealth based companies...How can i find whether a particular company will consider my domain or not??

Thanks for your ideas...

 

[James Iles]

I plan on writing an article around this next week... Stay tuned My book will also teach you some great techniques...

 

[DNGear]

Thanks James

 

[infosec3]

cmdomains is absolutely right. Use search engines to find out which companies do the same business or are in the same industry that your domain describes. Again, for this to be effective, your domain must have certain value for those potential buyers.

Never contact a business offering them a domain that has little or nothing to do with their business, which includes not offering them a domain that does not make sense. The key is to look at your domain objectively.

Most domainers are so focused on selling their name that they don't stop to consider if it has any relevance for the person they are offering it to.

 

[Nikhar Saraswat]

Google

 

[indiegrind]

Most of the domains I purchase, I only do so after researching and having idea of several enduser prospects. If you cant find endusers for the vast majority of your domains with a simple google search(not just sites or businesses with similar urls, but who can UPGRADE or sensibly shorten a longer url), you probably need to alter your buying strategy.

Not being able to find potential endusers is a good sign that you are probably wasting alot of money.

 

[infosec3]

I only do so after researching and having idea of several enduser prospects.

Not being able to find potential endusers is a good sign that you are probably wasting alot of money.

Well said. Agree 100%.

Those are the ideas that I follow, particularly for my GEO registrations and sales.

 

[cmdomains]

As soon as I read your domain, i thought of wealthyaffiliate.com
I'm not sure how it may go if you approach them but what you can do is search for their competitor or any with similar services (maybe some folks have a better clue how this may go down). Sort of compare your domain with theirs and brainstorm why they'd be interested? Some of these affiliate programs look for 'catchy' (well you can say that with any company).

But "Wealth" maybe subjective so you might want to ask yourself what it means and go from there. Search the term itself and look at what comes up. What do they have to do with this term and what services/products do they provide? And again, revenue.

Also, use what comes up on the bottom of the search. Related keywords.