Where can I sell brand able domains ?

[xaticbeats]

i recently got into domains and was pretty curious where i can sell domains, a couple of brand able ones. i have about 5-10 and access to some, and i personally don't mind registering them.

i have rixah.com
enzro.com
and a few other LLLL.coms

im not really sure where to list them, also if anyone can send me to somewhere where i can a little more about domain valuation and maybe some tips, that would be perfect, thanks so much.

 

[Willox Perez]

First off you are already at the right place to learn all about domaining and to increase your skills in knowing a name is valuable. Here in the NamePros Forum you are going to learn all sorts of useful information. It is very important for you to dedicate time to searching the forum for past domain questions and just read up on the answers and knowledge of other members.

Now when it comes to selling domains there are many platforms. Some will cost you money upfront while others will simply charge you a percentage of your final sale. Some of the common places you can sell your domains at are:

• Godaddy Auctions
• NameJet.com
• Flippa
• Sedo
• NamePros Forum

There is a ton of information about each of these places and guides on how to sell at these platforms. I suggest start searching and learning more in detail about each of the ones I mentioned.

- Will

 

[cocaseco]

For brandables specifically you can try Brand Bucket, Brand Root or Nameriffic.

 

[aramyus]

a) you can also try to contact businesses who would have a good reason to be interested in your domain.

The most obvious case would be if you own the .com name and someone has registered the .net.

Name similarities may be an other good reason. I am currently testing domainero.com and you may get some ideas (they have a free version with limitations). For meaningless names, the relationship is not easy to find.

You can also check the business directories and see if some businesses use all or part of your domain. Check for example google "domainNameWithoucom" "gmail" or "hotmail" or "yahoo" or any social media: someone may be using your acronym.

b) You can also create a page where you let visitors know that the domain is for sale, or even better mention in the whois record that your domain is for sale