discuss If you own a 1,000 names and never get offer, redesign your strategy

[Arpit131]

Some people may go a bit overboard with their domain name registrations. They get inspiration from somewhere, register a bunch of domain names, and before they know it, they have a fairly large portfolio under management. It’s easy to buy domain names, but selling those domain names can be a difficult proposition.

Alan Dunn of Namecorp shared some simple advice for people who find themselves with a lot of domain names but little to no offers or sales:

If you own 1,000 domain names and never get offers then maybe its time to change your strategy.


I couldn’t tell you if the magic number is 500 or 5,000, or if the period of time is one week or one year, but Alan has a good point. If a large portfolio of domain names doesn’t receive offers, perhaps there is something wrong with the domain names. Unfortunately, some domain names are unsaleable.

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What is your take?

 

[promo]

LOL.

I also heard that smoking is bad for you and that it will hurt to cut your arm off.

Any more news?

 

[Arpit131]

LOL.

I also heard that smoking is bad for you and that it will hurt to cut your arm off.

Any more news?

You seem to know the industry properly. Those who don't and sit on their names waiting to get an offer someday but don't, this is for them!!!!

 

[frank-germany]

yes it bad to own bad domains

do you have the magic formula to differenciate them?

 

[baseballworld]

Well I was making sales at under 100 domains off inquiry let alone thousands today. as fas as unsellable any keyword dot com that has real words in a phrase that makes sense has sales potential.

 

[daica85]

I don't think someone will invest 1000 domains that without having any market or trending research before.

 

[frank-germany]

I don't think someone will invest 1000 domains that without having any market or trending research before.

except me

 

[Federer]

I also just picked up 300 .NET in a heartbeat (total cost was under $300 though...)