So you heard that there was a sellout of LLLL.com's, so you went crazy and bought YZQK.com ZQKV.com or maybe ABCD.com or any other combination of letters and you felt so content for about 30 minutes, then it hit you, I don't own any good LLLL.com domains, what do I do now?
You could try to re-pawn them off for a profit of one to two dollars per domain (which is doubtful since the flood of domains) OR you could stick to your guns and wait it out. The only way the value of low quality LLLL.com's will go up, is the flood of sales begin to decrease and the names start to be developed.
The problem is that many domainers own 50+ of these domains, which is fine, but if they do not begin to develop the domains, they will always just sit on the market and cause the flood to never stop.
When 1 of these domains is developed (off the domain market) the value of every other LLLL.com increases. But what if you don't know any xHTML or PHP, and more importantly your electric bill is coming up,w hat do you do?
Research possible acronyms or businesses with names that are related to your domain!
Let's say that I own ADBD.com and I look around and find that there is a company that owns: AdvancedDivingBoardDesign.com, that would be a perfect match for my domain. See not only have you unloaded the domain, you have also found an end-user who will be willing to pay more than the reseller value.
However, if you have no rush for cash and you do know how to develop websites, by all means, start developing them. (look at xkcd.com, an otherwise $50 domain)
Just my two cents
You could try to re-pawn them off for a profit of one to two dollars per domain (which is doubtful since the flood of domains) OR you could stick to your guns and wait it out. The only way the value of low quality LLLL.com's will go up, is the flood of sales begin to decrease and the names start to be developed.
The problem is that many domainers own 50+ of these domains, which is fine, but if they do not begin to develop the domains, they will always just sit on the market and cause the flood to never stop.
When 1 of these domains is developed (off the domain market) the value of every other LLLL.com increases. But what if you don't know any xHTML or PHP, and more importantly your electric bill is coming up,w hat do you do?
Research possible acronyms or businesses with names that are related to your domain!
Let's say that I own ADBD.com and I look around and find that there is a company that owns: AdvancedDivingBoardDesign.com, that would be a perfect match for my domain. See not only have you unloaded the domain, you have also found an end-user who will be willing to pay more than the reseller value.
However, if you have no rush for cash and you do know how to develop websites, by all means, start developing them. (look at xkcd.com, an otherwise $50 domain)
Just my two cents
