MaximS
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so I have some good 2 word .com domains (CarContractors.com, CampingTickets.com off the top of my head). they are currently listed as make offer without buy now, but setting a buy now price will increase exposure on afternic, and increase the chance of a successful sale.
what buy now price should I list them for? what I do know for sure is, CarContractor.com is listed for 20k$, and CampingTicket.com is listed for 3200, for now (on godaddy and afternic). I don't know the following:
1)which version is better, in each case, with or without the "s"? I believe with s is better in both of these cases, but I might be wrong.
2)should I ignore those existing listings, and price my domains my way? if so, again, for how much?..
3)if I should not ignore the existing listings, which I think I shouldn't, because potential buyers also see them, should I price my domains(which, again, I don't know if they're better or worse than the ones without "s" in the end) for higher, lower, by how much?
I have less than a year experience and only successfully sold a few domains below 300$, so this is difficult for me. and important, because my profits depend on my pricing heavily.
what buy now price should I list them for? what I do know for sure is, CarContractor.com is listed for 20k$, and CampingTicket.com is listed for 3200, for now (on godaddy and afternic). I don't know the following:
1)which version is better, in each case, with or without the "s"? I believe with s is better in both of these cases, but I might be wrong.
2)should I ignore those existing listings, and price my domains my way? if so, again, for how much?..
3)if I should not ignore the existing listings, which I think I shouldn't, because potential buyers also see them, should I price my domains(which, again, I don't know if they're better or worse than the ones without "s" in the end) for higher, lower, by how much?
I have less than a year experience and only successfully sold a few domains below 300$, so this is difficult for me. and important, because my profits depend on my pricing heavily.
