discuss Why and how often do you drop domains?

[NameMaxi.com]

We have often seen people share their sell-through rates. I would like to know the other side - how often do you drop domains? what is your process like?

What makes you drop a domain name after years of holding it? Do y'all wait for the final reminder from your registrar until the last day of grace period to renew your names?

 

[alcy]

it's just experience.. with years u know what sells or not

for me this came maybe after 6years

 

[biggie]

Hi

here's what some domainers did years ago

https://www.namepros.com/threads/wh...dropping-a-domain-from-your-portfolio.859783/

imo...

 

[Bravo Mod Team]

how often do you drop domains? what is your process like?

Rarely, but if the data shows that there isn't sufficient interest in the domain for it to sell at a price that is worth your time, then it's time to let it go.

For example, if a domain is unlikely to sell for more than $1k, then it might not be worth your time, but it could be worth another investor's time, so let it go and let someone else earn a modest profit on it by trading their time for it.

Each investor will have a different process depending on where they are in their journey.

 

[Future Sensors]

Every renewal is a buy decision. You're not "keeping" a name, you're buying it again. That's how you stay objective and avoid the sunk‑cost trap.

 

[SpareDomains]

I've rarely dropped anything over multiple decades. Not because I shouldn't but because was too profitable that it was just easier to I don't have time right now just renew it all so not the most optimized strategy.