domains How domain age affects sell through rates

[equity78]

Darpan Munjal of Squadhelp tweeted out some interesting data with regards to domain age and sell through rate. Darpan cites numbers from 25,000 domain names listed on or before January 2020. Domains that are aged 15+ years see the best jump. How does the Domain Age affect STR? Interesting that STR stays relatively same from […]

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[hookbox]

Older names for the most part are better names so of course they would sell better.

 

[blogspotter]

is that why they started showing registered date even on basic listings?

 

[blogspotter]

I wonder why domain age should affect STR on a bradables marketplace. It means they are selling less of made up names and more of semi premium names that have been bought from pending delete stream liek closeouts and auctions where the reg date is not reset. Once domains gets to the delete pool, the reg date gets reset, and it is the date the SH displays on your marketplace dashboard.

 

[varyemez]

Age affects is very important for liquid domains. (LLLL .com CCC .com )

 

[garptrader]

Five to seven years from now domain investors with heavy new TLD bags will start to understand the value of an aged domain. When you have hundreds of domains which have to be renewed the tendency over time is to renew the best and drop the lowest quality names. Over time the investor tends to get more demanding about the types of domains they acquire and renew. After many years, a greater portion of domains in their portfolio are actually desirable for branding a business or project.