What's wrong with today's domaining?

[RU]

Hello again

No sales... No bids. No best offers.

 

[garptrader]

Kate has a point - most domainers price everything $XXXX or higher yet are unwilling to buy an aftermarket domain for low $XXX. Oftentimes stock investors are happy with a 25-40% return.

 

[rahul page]

no sales

 

[Emily123]

MAny things:-
1) Some of the clients
2) Too many domainers
3) Many clients have had prior bad experiences with brokers so they are doubtful to buy domains from brokers the next time

 

[abbie fernandes]

supply is far more than the need.....

 

[sophia davis]

very little awareness

 

[TheWatcher]

Too many supplies (extensions) and too low in demand. Basic Economics 101, will not be a good for domain business.

 

[TheWatcher]

Patience is just one of many factors, the quality of domains and price point are high on the list.

 

[imc]

Just ask that same question to the domainer who is doing really well. A bad (anything and anyone) will be bad across all industries and spectrum.

 

[william ericson]

playing around with the left overs i guess

 

[william ericson]

we're all left with left overs that's the problem

 

[ChelseaDott]

Too many domainers and too much supply than demand. Also, trust issues due to spam.

 

[Robert91]

domaining is a game of patience my friend....this is normal going without sale for months.

 

[Rachel Mcdonalds]

about time
trading always fluctuates.

 

[william ericson]

most end users, that constitute a major chunk of our targets, find new domains a luxury. it's harder to sell them now

 

[abbie fernandes]

more supply as compared to demand of domain.....

 

[william ericson]

no the demand is there just too difficult to filter