sales Stop Pricing Burger Domains at High End Prices

[Whizzbang]

Many domainers need to appreciate that we live in a world where the is massive oversupply of domain names and a steady demand. Sadly, the domains in your portfolio are not immune to this state of affairs.

While on my recent trip around the world I met a domain investor that has several thousand domains and hasn’t sold any in the last few years. It was clear that they were getting a little desperate as the renewal fees kept on coming in each year. My advice was to drop the majority of their domains and take a look at the price of the ones they just can’t part with.

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[Manik]

Would you like Fries (Chips in UK ) with that?

 

[Whizzbang]

LOL! No matter how many "junk food" domains you add to a deal the meal will still disagree with a potential buyer.

 

[Fancy.domains]

I totally agree!

Personally, I think I'm doing something wrong if I can not sell at least 5% of my portfolio, each year. Last year I sold close to 15%, but some names for just $XX or low $XXX.

 

[Manik]

LOL! No matter how many "junk food" domains you add to a deal the meal will still disagree with a potential buyer.

I agree. If only there was a manual to help us price our domains.

 

[Name Trader]

I paid $50 for a burger recently at HK International Airport. I was shocked at the price. The only saving grace was that it was nice and included a couple of beers Perhaps there is a moral in there somewhere

 

[bigbagofbricks]

$50hkd?

 

[paul79]

I agree - pricing is one of the keys to selling domains. so many people (myself included at one time) over price domains and then wonder why they can't sell any. don't get me wrong, I'm not talking about giving them away but you have to be realistic. I always found that come up with a price and then bring it down a bit works well as a strategy

 

[Name Trader]

$50hkd?

HaHa. US$

 

[Whizzbang]

I paid $50 for a burger recently at HK International Airport. I was shocked at the price. The only saving grace was that it was nice and included a couple of beers Perhaps there is a moral in there somewhere

How many beers did you say?

 

[Name Trader]

How many beers did you say?

2. You've got to remember I live in a country where you can buy a fastfood burger for $1 and a beer for $1. If you were on a budget, you might get both for $1. It was planned that way so I'd have more money for renewals

 

[johnn]

For $50 I would get this:

 

[frank-germany]

I agree. If only there was a manual to help us price our domains.

$2.888 USD

 

[Kate]

Burger domains must be flipped period !

 

[Psychedelic.us]

Burger domains? I am confused, lol. I own a cool burger domain :D I got a few offers for it.