Sedo Auction Question

[blogger]

How do you place your domain in sedo auction? I've been searching but i cant figure it all out so ill appreciate it if someone can give me lil step by step info.


thanks

 

[rbedell]

You have to recieve an offer on your domain before it can go to auction. When you recieve an offer, you will be given the chance to send the domain to auction or take the offer right there.

 

[Kate]

2 ways:
1. If you receive an offer you can decide to send the domain to auction. Be careful as the offer will be the reserve price.
2. contact a broker at Sedo and they will consider listing your domain.

 

[sibaong]

2 ways:
1. If you receive an offer you can decide to send the domain to auction. Be careful as the offer will be the reserve price.
2. contact a broker at Sedo and they will consider listing your domain.

Yup, and note :

We have recently changed our requirements for our auction system. The broker auction is now reserved for premium domains only (category-owning, short, generic and preferably .com with considerable traffic and revenue; other TLDs such as .co.uk, .de or .net and multiword domains may be considered if they prove to have high traffic and revenue). Therefore, the domains you provided would not qualify. If you still wish to have your domains submitted to the Brokerage Auctions for Premium Domains, please send the traffic statistics for the domains to be considered.



If you have any English language .com premium domains that meet the criteria mentioned above and are in base form (i.e. speak.com not speaking.com) you may submit them to our Premium Auction. For instructions on how to submit your domains to our Premium Auction please visit:



http://www.sedo.co.uk/faq/index.php...394&artlang=en&tracked=&partnerid=&language=e



Once you have received an offer for any of your domains, you will be presented with the option to start an auction. You will have 5 days to send a domain to auction from when you receive your latest offer. The original buyer’s offer will be used as your reserve price, and should no higher bids be received, the domain will be sold for that amount. However, as auctions raise the level of competition for domain names, you may very well receive higher bids. For more information about the auction system, please visit: http://www.sedo.co.uk/auction/overview/?tracked=&partnerid=25717&language=e



In order to drive more buyers to your offer pages and in turn raise the likelihood of receiving offers for your domains, I would suggest you showcase a couple of your domains. That way, thousands of members will see the domain everyday and may be tempted to place offers. And from there, you can start an auction with one of those offers as a reserve. If you’re interested in this option, please visit the following link for more information about showcasing your domains:



http://www.sedo.co.uk/showcase/?tracked=1&partnerid=25303&language=us&productid=1110



I certainly encourage you to consider this route, as most of the auctions on the site have been started in this manner. I hope that helps to get you started. Have a great day and good luck!

Good luck