What are your success secrets as a domainer?

[theuniverse]

what are your success secrets as a domainer?

 

[Spade]

That reminds me of Homer Simpson's logic "Well son, you tried and you failed. Lesson learned, never try."

LoL - Classic Line

 

[-REECE-]

Buy High, Sell Higher.

Buying low, although it's nice when you can, is just too hard to do in practice.

Buy what's hot, capitalize when it's even hotter.

what are your success secrets as a domainer?

 

[Michael]

Buy High, Sell Higher.

Buying low, although it's nice when you can, is just too hard to do in practice.

Buy what's hot, capitalize when it's even hotter.

Congrats on your triple-digit trader rating

 

[-REECE-]

Thanks Mike

Congrats on your triple-digit trader rating

My second sucess secret -- NEVER NEVER NEVER be in a hurry to sell anything. Been there, done that, and nobody wants to be in a position where they're taking a loss or selling well under full market value because they need money.

Third secret -- never reveal your best secrets. Domaining is hard enough already

edit: Looks like I was beat to number three!

 

[weblord]

Third secret -- never reveal your best secrets. Domaining is hard enough already

i'll take this advise :lol: im a lurker now reading all your posts.

 

[Jeff]

#1 Namepros Trader Ratings©

what are your success secrets as a domainer?

Marketings and eventual sales to End users ... and whether transacting with these fine folks or any member of our #1 Namepros Community™, being a consumate professional and ensuring that all transactions are completed in full in 100% smooth, efficient, friendly, and highly professional at all times! :talk: :imho:
No exceptions! :music:

-Jeff

 

[weblord]

now how do you market to end users?
where to look?
communities to join?

Marketings and eventual sales to End users ... and whether transacting with these fine folks or any member of our #1 Namepros Community™, being a consumate professional and ensuring that all transactions are completed in full in 100% smooth, efficient, friendly, and highly professional at all times! :talk: :imho:
No exceptions! :music:

-Jeff

 

[Jeff]

now how do you market to end users?
where to look?
communities to join?

There are a couple of rather lenghty, and very good threads ... here with regard to End user marketings, and even including some excellent sample approach letters, etc. IMHO. :gl:

I personally research - as a start - both Google and Whois.sc, in that order! :gl:
The main thing with End user marketings is actually doing it consistently ... rather than discussing it, in my experience. Repetition will take it from there, and good phone skills, while not necessarily a "must", are a definite advantage for follow up's and sales completions, as well. :talk:

Best of Luck.
-Jeff

 

[weblord]

maybe mostly in the U.S. people here are not that interested in domains not yet.

we rather than buying others, will register an equivalent, maybe has something to do with culture.

thanks for the tips.

There are a couple of rather lenghty, and very good threads ... here with regard to End user marketings, and even including some excellent sample approach letters, etc. IMHO. :gl:

I personally research - as a start - both Google and Whois.sc, in that order! :gl:
The main thing with End user marketings is actually doing it consistently ... rather than discussing it, in my experience. Repetition will take it from there, and good phone skills, while not necessarily a "must", are a definite advantage for follow up's and sales completions, as well. :talk:

Best of Luck.
-Jeff

 

[Jeff]

You're welcome.

 

[Ziggery.com]

My secret is listen to those who know more than me and are successful at the same time

This is one industry where plagerism is king LOL

 

[worldstar]

mine is: do not dump your domain names at resell price too often

 

[htmlindex]

Buy High Sell Low.

I'd prefer the other way, Buy Low & sell High but I guess, to each his own

 

[moped]

Choose a niche

 

[Rubber Duck]

There is not one recipe for success, but all recipes require sound analysis.

There has to be a marketing imperative at the end of the rainbow somewhere. That is where the money comes from.

Domains are like bridges. You need to identify the terrain where somebody will find the need to build a road.