domain LondonHotel.com

[DomainsFlipper]

Thanks for your comments and appraisals everyone
I am sending this to a broker and will now close this thread.

 

[Future Sensors]

Nice name!

In today's landscape, a geo‑domain like LondonHotel.com no longer guarantees strong organic visibility the way it did 20 years ago. Competing for top placement now typically requires substantial ongoing investment in SEO or paid traffic.

If you don't intend to keep the site operational, you can simply redirect it to a sales lander at one of the major marketplaces.

Just be mindful of the large commission differences between platforms before choosing where to point it.

 

[DomainsFlipper]

Nice name!

In today's landscape, a geo‑domain like LondonHotel.com no longer guarantees strong organic visibility the way it did 20 years ago. Competing for top placement now typically requires substantial ongoing investment in SEO or paid traffic.

If you don't intend to keep the site operational, you can simply redirect it to a sales lander at one of the major marketplaces.

Just be mindful of the large commission differences between platforms before choosing where to point it.

Oh yeah I'm aware of that - hence "until the bubble burst"

Back in the day it really performed well and it owes me nothing now
But...in the right hands it has good potential if only being a good fit for newer hospitality marketing skills.
Now I've taken first steps in actively trying to sell it - it will be interesting to see what it will achieve

I was lucky enough to get into domains and web hosting/site building when we could genuinely guarantee Google top spot. ...those really were THE days!

 

[Future Sensors]

Instead of your current acquisition contact form on the live website, you could link that button to a sales lander where you can either have a fixed Buy-It-Now (BIN) price, or a Price Request form. Your website will remain fully operational.

Let me know if you'd like how to do this on the marketplace side.

 

[DomainsFlipper]

Instead of your current acquisition contact form on the live website, you could link that button to a sales lander where you can either have a fixed Buy-It-Now (BIN) price, or a Price Request form. Your website will remain fully operational.

Let me know if you'd like how to do this on the marketplace side.

Ah yes - that's an idea. The current site I cobbled together quickly one afternoon a short while ago. It was purely to give it some feel of a working domain (but not to pull wool over anyone's eyes - just to invoke some inspiration)

 

[Future Sensors]

Great. Some domain marketplaces offer Lease-to-own (LTO), as well, which generally means you can set the price slightly higher, and have monthly LTO income. You can select the number of months for the LTO, often from 2 to 60 months. Some marketplaces offer a LTO downpayment option, as well. At the end of the LTO period, the domain will be transferred to the buyer.

 

[DomainsFlipper]

Great. Some domain marketplaces offer Lease-to-own (LTO), as well, which generally means you can set the price slightly higher, and have monthly LTO income. You can select the number of months for the LTO, often from 2 to 60 months. Some marketplaces offer a LTO downpayment option, as well. At the end of the LTO period, the domain will be transferred to the buyer.

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[Future Sensors]

You're welcome. Some but not all marketplaces let you set GBP as currency. In GBP, the amount can be set lower, which creates a psychological advantage.