Is it difficult to sell a domain at a Sedo paid auction?

[allseo]

Have you had successful sales, and how many times did you manage to sell?

 

[silentg]

Unless it is a category killer domain, you'll have tough luck attracting bids.

You'll have to spend $$$ to promote the auction as well.

https://www.namepros.com/threads/how-to-find-potential-end-users.68798/

Read this thread and learn how to do sell it directly to end users.

 

[jhm]

You want people to fight for a domain in an auction situation. If its a weak / average domain, don't expect much fighting. As the above mentioned, it better be good. IMO

 

[AEProgram]

My last paid auction was destroyed by a fake bidder. I would try everything else including hanging a domain for sale sign in middle of the Sahara Desert before visiting their site let alone pay them for anything.

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Unless it is a category killer domain, you'll have tough luck attracting bids.

You'll have to spend $$$ to promote the auction as well.

https://www.namepros.com/threads/how-to-find-potential-end-users.68798/

Read this thread and learn how to do sell it directly to end users.

This is exactly what is wrong with these auction sites. Getting eyes on your domain auctions becomes a “who has the thicker wallet” type scenario.

It’s too much risk for perhaps little profit.

I have come to realize that best way to profit from domains is to age them and gets backlinks and traffic.

 

[biggie]

Hi

It may be better to wait until they have announced upcoming auctions for a select category of names.
like recently that had 3 letter com/net/ org auction and are having the Great Domains auction soon.

that way, at least you won't have to pay any upfront cost.

those type of auctions tend to draw more eyes.

imo...