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this is a very very good read and eye opener!
thanks for taking the time to write =)
thanks for taking the time to write =)
Since you solicited first, I think you should offer price.ok guys...need some help here....
I have used Mike's email to send to some end-users regarding a name i am looking to sell....
i have gotten a few replies back...asking "How Much?".....now...how do i respond to this??
i have seen similar keyword names sell for about $25,000 on DNJournal...do i reference these?.....do i ask for more as i think my name is a better name?....how do i respond whereas i do not screw myself??
thanks!
tony
Since you solicited first, I think you should offer price.
Price will depend on...
You need to know your potential buyer.
Do as much research as you can about the buyer.
Do they know potential of your domain?
Do they know power of the good domain?
How large are they.
What's their purpose of buying your domain?
Are there any possible alternate domains from other domainers?
Good luck Tony.
Brilliant post!!
Thank you Mike
I have always been worried about emailing potential end users because of the anuti spamming laws in various jurisdictions
Am I being paranoid?
Good idea about using the domains email address
Presumably you forgo PPC for a while while you try and sell
i've done all that.....this is their profession.....it is a VERY HIGH paying profession.......my name identifies exactly what they do!....and im targeting the big NYC guys....Beverly Hills guys....etc.....the ones with the big wallets..and egos...
so.... i got hosting-directory.com sold today less than 2 wks after acquiring it
nice and healthy ROI of close to 10x which is about what i average overall for most deals i do this days
there is a huge market out there for $500 - $1000 domain sales and flips if u have good domains or ones that are in demand and know how to "market" em properly
there is a huge market out there for $500 - $1000 domain sales and flips if u have good domains or ones that are in demand and know how to "market" em properly
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