Comments on: Are You Ready to Buy and HOLD? http://domainingtips.com/buy-and-hold.html Learn the Art of Domaining Wed, 16 May 2012 14:01:54 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Salina Blackwood http://domainingtips.com/buy-and-hold.html/comment-page-1#comment-227444 Salina Blackwood Fri, 29 Jul 2011 04:33:19 +0000 http://domainingtips.com/?p=199#comment-227444 Along with every little thing that seems to be developing throughout this subject material, your points of view are actually somewhat stimulating. However, I am sorry, because I can not give credence to your whole theory, all be it exciting none the less. It looks to everyone that your comments are generally not totally justified and in simple fact you are generally yourself not even entirely convinced of the point. In any event I did appreciate examining it. Along with every little thing that seems to be developing throughout this subject material, your points of view are actually somewhat stimulating. However, I am sorry, because I can not give credence to your whole theory, all be it exciting none the less. It looks to everyone that your comments are generally not totally justified and in simple fact you are generally yourself not even entirely convinced of the point. In any event I did appreciate examining it.

]]> By: DNUnderground http://domainingtips.com/buy-and-hold.html/comment-page-1#comment-11478 DNUnderground Mon, 09 Nov 2009 02:31:30 +0000 http://domainingtips.com/?p=199#comment-11478 A lot of people get nervous holding and as an end result don't make as much profit. It takes years of experience to be comfortable holding domains. A lot of people get nervous holding and as an end result don’t make as much profit. It takes years of experience to be comfortable holding domains.

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]]> By: Byteno http://domainingtips.com/buy-and-hold.html/comment-page-1#comment-11316 Byteno Tue, 03 Nov 2009 15:47:11 +0000 http://domainingtips.com/?p=199#comment-11316 From my experience, even if you price a domain fairly it will still take time until you receive an offer. I agree with Leonard that if your price is shockingly high nobody will bother to even contact you with an offer but even if you price your domains very reasonably you have to still have patience to hold and not run off on some forums and sell them at a loss or at a very small profit. From my experience, even if you price a domain fairly it will still take time until you receive an offer. I agree with Leonard that if your price is shockingly high nobody will bother to even contact you with an offer but even if you price your domains very reasonably you have to still have patience to hold and not run off on some forums and sell them at a loss or at a very small profit.

]]> By: Leonard Britt http://domainingtips.com/buy-and-hold.html/comment-page-1#comment-11313 Leonard Britt Tue, 03 Nov 2009 15:05:54 +0000 http://domainingtips.com/?p=199#comment-11313 One sometimes has to be patient but if you are holding hundreds of brandable but non-premium domains they need to be priced at a point where at least a potential end user isn't going to have sticker shock. $1000-$1500 for a .COM domain or one-word .net may be no big deal for many companies but if you ask for $5000 for a so-so name you'll be waiting a while. The higher you price a domain, the easier it is for a buyer to find alternatives. On the other hand somtimes you need to stand your ground. Recently I received an offer via email for a domain with a high $XXX price at SEDO. They started about 40% below my SEDO price, but I felt it was a fair price, did some research on the buyer and discovered it was a web development firm with numerous web portals and who also held the .Net equivalent. After a couple of weeks they accepted my fixed price offer. One sometimes has to be patient but if you are holding hundreds of brandable but non-premium domains they need to be priced at a point where at least a potential end user isn’t going to have sticker shock. $1000-$1500 for a .COM domain or one-word .net may be no big deal for many companies but if you ask for $5000 for a so-so name you’ll be waiting a while. The higher you price a domain, the easier it is for a buyer to find alternatives.

On the other hand somtimes you need to stand your ground. Recently I received an offer via email for a domain with a high $XXX price at SEDO. They started about 40% below my SEDO price, but I felt it was a fair price, did some research on the buyer and discovered it was a web development firm with numerous web portals and who also held the .Net equivalent. After a couple of weeks they accepted my fixed price offer.

]]> By: Xdreamer http://domainingtips.com/buy-and-hold.html/comment-page-1#comment-11312 Xdreamer Tue, 03 Nov 2009 14:21:16 +0000 http://domainingtips.com/?p=199#comment-11312 It's hard not to get impatient, which is why I think most people become domainflippers even if they think that they're investors. One compromise leads to another.......... It’s hard not to get impatient, which is why I think most people become domainflippers even if they think that they’re investors. One compromise leads to another……….

]]> By: Nick http://domainingtips.com/buy-and-hold.html/comment-page-1#comment-11311 Nick Tue, 03 Nov 2009 13:23:17 +0000 http://domainingtips.com/?p=199#comment-11311 I try to trim my portfolio to 50-100 domains tops. That way, I always know that I can afford to hold them all. I try to trim my portfolio to 50-100 domains tops. That way, I always know that I can afford to hold them all.

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