strategy Inbound

[leon.rockyrock]

Hi everyone
This is how things are. I started domaining one year ago. So now I just tried outbound and I did not succeed. Then I would try inbound and need a couple of tips.
which domain criteria should be met to be inbound, that it can be sold in a short time at a price ranging from high xx to mid xxx?
Every advice is welcome because by now the biggest selling was low xx

 

[bojan1]

Can you show us an example of those names that failed to succeed in outbound marketing?

 

[leon.rockyrock]

They are whole here in auction.
I do not know if I can name them

 

[bojan1]

They are whole here in auction.
I do not know if I can name them

From all names I saw you have auctioned here I saw MAYBE, but only MAYBE (because I did not researched them) one or two names that are suitable for outbound in my opinion. But even if you find a good name for outbound that does not guarantee you that you will sell that name immediately. You need to be persistent and patient

 

[leon.rockyrock]

From all names I saw you have auctioned here I saw MAYBE, but only MAYBE (because I did not researched them) one or two names that are suitable for outbound in my opinion. But even if you find a good name for outbound that does not guarantee you that you will sell that name immediately. You need to be persistent and patient

Thanks but still would have tried inbound

 

[leon.rockyrock]

Any suggestion for the inbound ?

 

[urlurl]

inbound = list, sit, wait, be patient, wait some more...

 

[leon.rockyrock]

inbound = list, sit, wait, be patient, wait some more...

Thanks,
But what domains is better?(letters, numbers,letters+nubers,geo...)

 

[viniproject09]

I guess till the time you are waiting for inbound . You could bring some content on the domain make it valuable to the niche industry. Advertising companies may get attracted towards your domain.

 

[leon.rockyrock]

I guess till the time you are waiting for inbound . You could bring some content on the domain make it valuable to the niche industry. Advertising companies may get attracted towards your domain.

Thanks

 

[Bob Hawkes]

The thread confuses me a little (but maybe that is just me ).

Do you mean you have not had them listed anywhere for this whole year, so there was no opportunity for inbound queries? If that is so, get them listed multiple places (but only one with BIN price) ASAP. Look at TOS but in general Sedo, Afternic, Undeveloped etc. good places.

Even with solid .com names the odds of a sale any particular calendar year is of the order of 1/100. With ngTLDs and many cc it is less than that, so as others have said, you need patience.

As a general rule I think it is always wise to periodically evaluate all names in a portfolio and decide which names warrant outbound efforts, which you want to try to sell at low prices in wholesale (e.g. here at NPs) and which warrant keeping longer term and making sure they have good landers.

Best of luck with them!

 

[leon.rockyrock]

The thread confuses me a little (but maybe that is just me ).

Do you mean you have not had them listed anywhere for this whole year, so there was no opportunity for inbound queries? If that is so, get them listed multiple places (but only one with BIN price) ASAP. Look at TOS but in general Sedo, Afternic, Undeveloped etc. good places.

Even with solid .com names the odds of a sale any particular calendar year is of the order of 1/100. With ngTLDs and many cc it is less than that, so as others have said, you need patience.

As a general rule I think it is always wise to periodically evaluate all names in a portfolio and decide which names warrant outbound efforts, which you want to try to sell at low prices in wholesale (e.g. here at NPs) and which warrant keeping longer term and making sure they have good landers.

Best of luck with them!

Thanks