Stuck in selling

[paranoidandroidiot]

hello guys,

actually I am not a newbie, but in these days I feel so.

I don't know how I can sell my domains. I think they're good but no one gives a sh*t about them. I don't know if I write down my portfolio link and will it be treated as spam but it's not my aim, could you please check out my portfolio and show me to way to sell them or give up with them: https://www.sedo.co.uk/search/searc...olio=e363674756ea08872a4f5e9e9efb732d7e653951

I hope I will find an instructive feedback to them and make a new way.

Thank you.

 

[Name Trader]

I don't find anything really compelling there. If you haven't already done so, I'd also list them in GoDaddy's 90 day auctions. You'll get more end-user eyeballs there.

 

[webmann]

first of all join different forums, make your profile, contribute useful stuff to become a trusted member, buy quality domain and flip them to make money.

 

[Kate]

I agree, these names are not compelling. A few are OK, I kinda like trendhackers.com but I can't think of a practical use. Unfortunately these are regfee domains. I can find domains of similar or higher quality available for regfee. And so can the end users. Therefore they have no reason to buy from you - as simple as that.

 

[paranoidandroidiot]

@stub, @webmann, @sdsinc thank you for your replies. actually, I thought that there are good names on the list like: beizy, digitub, hometion, hugedl, moviemu, otosmart, shoppinr, theacting, etc.

I bought all of them for my sideprojects actually, but couldn't find a time to make them. so it seemed like a good idea to sell them.

I will try Godaddy auctions, thanks for the info.

 

[webmann]

if nothing worked for you, try sending emails to similar domains?

 

[TheWatcher]

Or let it go, and start over again with better domain.
If it is not producing income, cut the bleeding it's a practical approach in business.

 

[paranoidandroidiot]

Thanks @TheWatcher. Interestingly, mostly of them generating revenue because I bought them after they expired.

But again I couldn't sell them, still.