Selling my domain names

[Danik]

Hi, i'm pretty new here, and i'm new in the domaining world.
I have a few nice domains that i bought. I tried to build websites on those domain names, but unfortunately i have no time to build websites and manage them, so i want to sell those domains.
I registered to Sedo and I listed my domains for sale, but i see that my domains may be never seen on sedo, there are so many domain names there. How can i sell my domain names faster?

Thank you

(I'm sorry for my bad english, it's not my first language)

 

[casius]

there are domain auctions where you can put your domain in there. Just type in "domain auction" in google ans you will find the answer

 

[mosilager]

Try selling them here at NP's Marketplace...

Hi, i'm pretty new here, and i'm new in the domaining world.
I have a few nice domains that i bought. I tried to build websites on those domain names, but unfortunately i have no time to build websites and manage them, so i want to sell those domains.
I registered to Sedo and I listed my domains for sale, but i see that my domains may be never seen on sedo, there are so many domain names there. How can i sell my domain names faster?

Thank you

(I'm sorry for my bad english, it's not my first language)

 

[tq104B]

but i see that my domains may be never seen on sedo, there are so many domain names there. How can i sell my domain names faster?

I do not think there is a way one can sell a domain faster. The people who are making the profits on domains seem to be the brokers who hype up all the auctions, etc.

Your domains, like ours are unique, so no need to worry whether they would be seen by buyers or not. The most important and critical question is: is there someone who really want the domain badly enough to buy it instead of registing a new different domain? I have read somewhere that the best place to promote your domain is to update whois with the correct information:
============================
contact phone#
contact email
And a short ad on your name like

Firstname Lastname (best offer considered)

or

Firstname Lastname (BuyThisDomain)
==============================

If anyone really wants the domain then from the whois info they know the owner is willing to sell, they also have the contact email and/or phone number to call to start negotiations.

Of course, one should and cannot discount the usefullness of the brokers like sedo, whypark, godaddy, etc. They are "middle men", and as in everything, middle men serve to mark up and increase final sale price value. If you can sell a domain by yourself for $1000, the middle men can spin it with all superlatives available backup by analytics, visitors, potential visitors, etc., and sell it for $2000. If they take 10% or even 15% you'll still end up better off than selling it on your own.

The idea is not to worry about your domain being seen or not being seen on the broker's site. Rather, in addition to being registered for sale with them, also update your whois data similar to suggestion above

 

[Danik]

Thank you