question How to reach end users directly to sell premium domains?

[Patryx]

Have you any strategy to reach end users to propose to them your premium domains?
I mean, we (investors) buy and resell premium domains not knowing when and who will buy them, probably other investors.
Is it useful to get in touch with someone who needs a website because he hasn't it yet and propose to him our premium domain? Or, we shouldn't care about who will buy it, and simply wait for search engineering to make the match happen.

 

[DrJacoby]

I don't think you have any premium domains, so don't worry about it. Just list for sale and move on with your day.

 

[biggie]

Hi

you said "premium" domain 3 times

imo...

 

[Patryx]

Hi

you said "premium" domain 3 times

imo...

OMG!
The point is: an investor who bought domain names to resell them can reach potential end users directly proposing his domain names? And how?

 

[Jannes]

OMG!
The point is: an investor who bought domain names to resell them can reach potential end users directly proposing his domain names? And how?

Hi, use the search box, search for the word "outbound" (search titles only).

 

[Patryx]

Hi, use the search box, search for the word "outbound" (search titles only).

Thank you, Jannes!

 

[biggie]

OMG!
The point is: an investor who bought domain names to resell them can reach potential end users directly proposing his domain names? And how?

Hi

the real point is....
if you actually had/have some "premium" domains, then potential buyers would be contacting you.

then, the only thing that matters would be your asking price.

then... it doesn't matter who the buyer is, as long as they agree with that amount.

don't get caught up in the "selling to enduser" hype.

imo....

 

[Patryx]

Hi

the real point is....
if you actually had/have some "premium" domains, then potential buyers would be contacting you.

then, the only thing that matters would be your asking price.

then... it doesn't matter who the buyer is, as long as they agree with that amount.

don't get caught up in the "selling to enduser" hype.

imo....

Hi Biggie,
what I mean is this: I have a DM "archeryworld(dot)shop, it isn't a premium domain and I guess no investor here would buy it, but there are many little archery shops that haven't a website. Could I get in touch with them to propose to build a website with my domain name?

 

[DrJacoby]

Could I get in touch with them to propose to build a website with my domain name?

That goes against the 2nd law of thermodynamics, so it's not possible.

 

[Garet]

Hi Biggie,
what I mean is this: I have a DM "archeryworld(dot)shop, it isn't a premium domain and I guess no investor here would buy it, but there are many little archery shops that haven't a website. Could I get in touch with them to propose to build a website with my domain name?

I like "Archery World" but don't see any premium with the shop extension. I'm confident that I could sell the com but would not register the shop or take it for free to try to sell. There are too many other non-premium ways to go in terms of extensions and name variations. My opinion only. I'd be happy to see you sell it but it seems like a challenge.

 

[pb]

Could I get in touch with them to propose to build a website with my domain name?

Yes, you could, the problem might arise if you ask for money in exchange.

 

[eyedomainous]

the real point is.... if you actually had/have some "premium" domains, then potential buyers would be contacting you.

First you say, if you have the goods buyers will contact you. Then you say,

don't get caught up in the "selling to enduser" hype. imo...

With all due respect (and much is due @biggie), domainers need to stop deflection dumping and really consider alternative biz models.

The OP simply asked, "Have you any strategy to reach end users to propose to them your premium domains?"

His best domains may not fit your definition of a "premium", get over it.
The conditioned list and move-on advice just leaves money on the table.

Truth is, the online direct-to-consumer biz model is eating the middleman marketplaces' lunch... been doing it for years and will continue to do so.

Also, the top reported domain sale of the year, Gold.com @ $8,515,000 was sold by Hilco Digital -with a direct-to-end user biz model.

Even if you don't have a Universal Premium Keyword .com domain, niche target marketing content channels works. All my domains sold that way.

So if you have "archeryworld(dot)shop" set-up a channel (page) with links to shops in the Archery World. Ideally a slideshow with an RSS news feed.

 

[Patryx]

Thank you very much for your replay, Eyedomainous.