domain I want to sell bionaturee.com but

[ryanshekh]

I have a 2-year-old domain called bionaturee.com, which was previously a Shopify site for organic products. I’m considering creating a newsletter focused on organic product use cases and monetizing it through affiliate programs like Impact. Alternatively, I’m also exploring going back to e-commerce.

Which approach would be more effective in the long run? If you were in my shoes, what would you choose?

I’ve been busy building my AI automation agency, Arklab AI (arklabai.com), and I’m even considering selling the domain. Would you buy it?

 

[DrJacoby]

Would you buy it?

No.

 

[ryanshekh]

No.

happy new year Jacoby, i am new in this industry, can you kindly spot why this domain is not an impressive offer for buyer?

 

[DrJacoby]

happy new year Jacoby, i am new in this industry, can you kindly spot why this domain is not an impressive offer for buyer?

The name doesn't mean anything.

I could come up with hundreds of similar nonsense names that are available to hand register for $10.

 

[alcy]

jesus christ
first learn then buy
dont be stupid like the focking alcy was

 

[bmugford]

happy new year Jacoby, i am new in this industry, can you kindly spot why this domain is not an impressive offer for buyer?

By default domains don't really have much, if any, resale value.

There has to be an actual reason for them to have value.

Who is the buyer that is going to pay a premium price for this domain?

Brad

 

[ryanshekh]

The name doesn't mean anything.

I could come up with hundreds of similar nonsense names that are available to hand register for $10.

got it man, actually godaddy told the domain price is around 1399$, so i thought maybe selling it might be one of the choices i can get rid of it, Thanks now i exactly know what to do...

 

[silentg]

Buy domains that has multiple buyers:

Check Crunchbase, OpenCorporates, LinkedIn

 

[ryanshekh]

By default domains don't really have much, if any, resale value.

There has to be an actual reason for them to have value.

Who is the buyer that is going to pay a premium price for this domain?

Brad

my be adding a internet business that generates revenue might work, right ??

 

[ryanshekh]

Buy domains that has multiple buyers:

Check Crunchbase, OpenCorporates, LinkedIn

how can i find out the domains that might be good, checking crunch base if some one has business same name as the domain i own ?

 

[Future Sensors]

how can i find out the domains that might be good as an investment

You only need to remove 1 'e' from your domain and you have a top domain.

 

[bmugford]

my be adding a internet business that generates revenue might work, right ??

You can do that with any domain though.

At that point the business / revenue stream is the value, not the domain itself.

In general though, putting a lot of effort into a bad domain is just throwing good money after bad.

Brad

 

[bmugford]

how can i find out the domains that might be good, checking crunch base if some one has business same name as the domain i own ?

You need domains with large pools of potential buyers.

Unfortunately, domains like that are usually in high demand.

One of the other options is just stick to @GoDaddy closeouts for now.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1808233456968912983

Brad

 

[ryanshekh]

You can do that with any domain though.

At that point the business / revenue stream is the value, not the domain itself.

In general though, putting a lot of effort into a bad domain is just throwing good money after bad.

Brad

how about using it for mail campaign?

 

[bmugford]

how about using it for mail campaign?

It's better in my view to just learn why a domain isn't good than waste time and effort on it.

Every domain investor has dropped bad domains. It's better to just buy good domains to start with.

There is an endless cycle of domains dropping and becoming available. I would learn as much as you can before just jumping in feet first.

Brad

 

[ryanshekh]

It's better in my view to just learn why a domain isn't good than waste time and effort on it.

Every domain investor has dropped bad domains. It's better to just buy good domains to start with.

There is an endless cycle of domains dropping and becoming available. I would learn as much as you can before just jumping in feet first.

Brad

Thank you very much Brad. I got clarity in this business.
wish you a happy new year for you and your family

 

[ryanshekh]

Happy New year every one who have replied, thanks for your time, arigato

 

[alcy]

how can i find out the domains that might be good, checking crunch base if some one has business same name as the domain i own ?

well u gotta learn.

we all made same error first.. to think domains are fast easy cash. the truth is exact opposite of that

so if u dont spend 100s hours reading np ... namebio... expireddomains.net. then u will fail guaranteed

because all in life is about getting out as much as we put in.

have fun

 

[Joe drake]

I have a 2-year-old domain called bionaturee.com, which was previously a Shopify site for organic products. I’m considering creating a newsletter focused on organic product use cases and monetizing it through affiliate programs like Impact. Alternatively, I’m also exploring going back to e-commerce.

Which approach would be more effective in the long run? If you were in my shoes, what would you choose?

I’ve been busy building my AI automation agency, Arklab AI (arklabai.com), and I’m even considering selling the domain. Would you buy it?

you say your busy building but your considering selling domain ,so what I see is the time your busy putting in will not bring real money in so just stop working and list the domains ,but they preety much look like doogggggggsssssssss

 

[ryanshekh]

you say your busy building but your considering selling domain ,so what I see is the time your busy putting in will not bring real money in so just stop working and list the domains ,but they preety much look like doogggggggsssssssss

didnt understand your point