

People wonder how he is able to sell domains for more than they think they could get... A lot of people assume it is because who he is. I argue that most his buyers have no idea who he is...Just read that Mike sold RevolutionResources com for 9888!
Hang regged then held for 8 years.
Great reg and great patience! Congrats @Mike Mann !
Yes, that sale was purchased right through his domain site.People wonder how he is able to sell domains for more than they think they could get... A lot of people assume it is because who he is. I argue that most his buyers have no idea who he is...
You must ask before you will receive.... He is willing to sit and wait for the high dollar sales - therefore he makes high dollar sales.
Congrats @Mike Mann ! Keep on rocking.![]()
Which that domain points to, so yea, more than likely a direct navigation purchase.Yes, that sale was purchased right through his domain site.
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It's not the car, it's the driver.Are these the kind of names fetching $15k in 2018?
Is this a result of owning so many names? Interested to hear your feedback.
It's not the car, it's the driver.![]()
Is this a result of owning so many names? Interested to hear your feedback.
I don't think his domain industry status is what is selling his domains. I think he has a well-oiled engine doing it's job.Reminds me of the old saying
It's not the size of the ship but the "motion of the ocean" and the "length of the ride" that matters.
HeHe.... not necessarily talking about my ship though
Seriously though.... it's the starlet effect, if I'm famous I can put my name on some mediocre products and they will still sell.
I don't think his domain industry status is what is selling his domains. I think he has a well-oiled engine doing it's job.
@MapleDots @Silentptnr I disagree. I don't think anyoine outside of our very small niche of domaining has a clue who Mike Mann is. I highly doubt the folks at Binance were quaking in their boots at having to deal with the almighty domainer that is Mike Mann.
This is a classic case of a seller (Mike Mann) having big balls and a buyer with deep pockets. @Mike Mann is the best in the business when it comes to sales like this, not because of some celebrity status, but because he has the biggest balls.
Well the wider the net, the more likely you are of having a name that someone wantsAre these the kind of names fetching $15k in 2018?
Is this a result of owning so many names? Interested to hear your feedback.
And yes, if you have an offer, work it to the best price you can.It's not the car, it's the driver.![]()
I like the domain marketing strategy of "Statistical Likelihood". I just recently purchased some excellent domain names using that same philosophy and I was a little reluctant in the beginning...The correct reason I was able to sell that particular name at that particular price is statistical likelihood, given I have 300,000 incredible .Com domains, many with high prices; the ones that hit good market timing hit good market price, randomly. And with the Trump economy and Bitcoin economy, there is extra cash at the moment for players to play. So I will sell tons of expensive domains just based on statistical likelihood. Nobody ever paid an extra cent thinking Im God I can assure you.