advice How to find a buyer for LLLLs and LLLLLs?

[Emil-K]

I am a novice in the world of domains.
I'm interested in which strategy I can use to sell, for example, eday.org or gmila.com, or any other kind of this types? To end users, of course, not through auctions or forums.
Thanks.

 

[Kate]

Do not assume that there is an end user for every domain, registered or yet to be registered. You don't sell stuff for which there is no demand.

 

[aramyus]

You should have a look to namebio.com and shortnames.com
They give you the history of sales for many short domains as well as the channel (market place) where the sale too place.

I think that the majority of 'low to medium price' 4L and 5L transactions are published on these 2 sites (high price or very low price transactions are probably not reported).

Finding end users directly for domains such as eday.org may not be easy because a variety of businesses may be interested. So, unless you have an exceptional domain where you can easily visualize end users, market places are a good option to sell a domain.

 

[Emil-K]

Do not assume that there is an end user for every domain, registered or yet to be registered. You don't sell stuff for which there is no demand.

So, the study of the market first, then buying?

 

[Emil-K]

You should have a look to namebio.com and shortnames.com
They give you the history of sales for many short domains as well as the channel (market place) where the sale too place.

I think that the majority of 'low to medium price' 4L and 5L transactions are published on these 2 sites (high price or very low price transactions are probably not reported).

Finding end users directly for domains such as eday.org may not be easy because a variety of businesses may be interested. So, unless you have an exceptional domain where you can easily visualize end users, market places are a good option to sell a domain.

Thanks "aramys". Excelent advice.

 

[Kate]

So, the study of the market first, then buying?

Obviously, you don't buy stuff that nobody wants Hint: when a domain is still available to be registered it usually is for a reason: nobody thought it would be even worth $10 (price of registration).

 

[Emil-K]

Obviously, you don't buy stuff that nobody wants Hint: when a domain is still available to be registered it usually is for a reason: nobody thought it would be even worth $10 (price of registration).

Does this mean that there is no sense to register domains? That is all usable already registered?

 

[aramyus]

That is all usable already registered?

yes and no
yes: all really valuable domains are registered
no: some domains, in particular geo domains or domains that would interest only small businesses are not yet registered or have been dropped and not renewed. For example, there are plenty of 5L com domains available currently. Most likely, they have been purchased 2/3 years ago during the hot 4L speculation and the owners were unable to sell them. Some are very pronounceable and are quite decent brandable domains. Most are not.