What I expect in a domain marketplace
1. Large audience
2. Good landing with lots of control for seller
3. Visitor tracking
4. Instant sale and low commission for cheap domains
5. Seller/bank location is not public
6. No id.
At Sedo, audience may be large but distraction is even larger.
Very little control for landing. Visitors are loosely tracked, no IPs, not instant etc.
Bad choice for 2 figure, low 3 figure sales, and no instant transfer.
Also seller's bank country is shown to everyone, even to nonbuyers.
ID not needed or not a must.
Epik and Namesilo had their own marketplace, with ok landing pages, but no tracking.
If they had some tracking, they could be good for cheap domains.
Chinese buyers seem to visit only Godaddy, Namejet, Dropcatch, among western marketplaces.
Any marketplace I know satify at most 4 of these 6 criteria.
What would be a good strategy?
Where to park/track, where to list?
How about Afternic, Uniregistry, Undeveloped.
List everywhere in make offer form and park/track yourself?
1. Large audience
2. Good landing with lots of control for seller
3. Visitor tracking
4. Instant sale and low commission for cheap domains
5. Seller/bank location is not public
6. No id.
At Sedo, audience may be large but distraction is even larger.
Very little control for landing. Visitors are loosely tracked, no IPs, not instant etc.
Bad choice for 2 figure, low 3 figure sales, and no instant transfer.
Also seller's bank country is shown to everyone, even to nonbuyers.
ID not needed or not a must.
Epik and Namesilo had their own marketplace, with ok landing pages, but no tracking.
If they had some tracking, they could be good for cheap domains.
Chinese buyers seem to visit only Godaddy, Namejet, Dropcatch, among western marketplaces.
Any marketplace I know satify at most 4 of these 6 criteria.
What would be a good strategy?
Where to park/track, where to list?
How about Afternic, Uniregistry, Undeveloped.
List everywhere in make offer form and park/track yourself?
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