Where do you contact good end users and buyers ?

[GoodFortunes]

I have a few names that will most likely fetch between 1-2k

Can someone recommend a good place to contact end users and buyers ?

 

[Ted.T]

Google, the best place
Or you think that your buyers have a secret cave where they meet and wait for you?

 

[Ross Murray]

Use Google and Bing (Search algorithm of bing is different fro that of google). Simplest old fashioned way to find the potential end users. Best of Luck!!

 

[Billy Wagner]

Google. Search for similar domains/keywords, create a list of the sites that come up and are relevant, and start contacting them.

Google, the best place
Or you think that your buyers have a secret cave where they meet and wait for you?

If they do it's probably Bin Ladens old abandoned cave.

 

[ChelseaDott]

You could google and find direct leads for them. Whois their domain and maybe you'll find their e-mail ids.

 

[Robert91]

Google, bing and duck duck go are good.

 

[daewon fernandis]

google leads are the best leads ie good end users and buyers

 

[Flipbe]

If your domains value more than 100$ for each one I recommend flippa.com or sedo.com(listing fees 19-59$ - high commission)

However you can use domain brokers but they will charge high commission

If your domains value less than 100$- you have to use ebay or freemarket.com (free listing fees and just 5% of final successful price)

 

[Pierre Barnard]

Anyone still using freemarket.com?

 

[Flipbe]

Anyone still using freemarket.com?

Yes, they increased as well after flippa higher its fees

 

[biggie]

I have a few names that will most likely fetch between 1-2k

really?

and what are they?


imo....

 

[TampaDomains]

There is some great software out there to save you hours from searching thru google.

 

[TampaDomains]

Anyone still using freemarket.com?

Never since they botched up my sale there a few months back.

 

[TampaDomains]

If your domains value more than 100$ for each one I recommend flippa.com or sedo.com(listing fees 19-59$ - high commission)

However you can use domain brokers but they will charge high commission

If your domains value less than 100$- you have to use ebay or freemarket.com (free listing fees and just 5% of final successful price)

I have had no luck on Flippa auctions. I have had some sales from people seeing my portfolio listings there that are free minus the 10% fee, which is 15% now I think.

ebay I have made a sale for a couple $100 but mostly just get a few bucks for domains I am letting expire anyway.

 

[Kate]

Have good names => buyers will contact you.