As strange as it may sound yes, you can.
Last year, I started offering brokerage services for short domains such as LLL dot coms in exchange for a 3% commission but I only accept domains which are priced for a quick sale.
Posted on 30 November 2013 by Andrei
As strange as it may sound yes, you can.
Last year, I started offering brokerage services for short domains such as LLL dot coms in exchange for a 3% commission but I only accept domains which are priced for a quick sale.
Comments Off on Can You Make More by Selling for Less?
Posted on 29 November 2013 by Andrei
The thing is, there’s absolutely nothing special about this list since for you guys, it’s Black Friday once a week (as you know, I publish a post like this one once a week and pretty much always manage to find coupons similar to the ones I’m posting today).
Posted on 28 November 2013 by Andrei
I have to admit, receiving a healthy payment each month *and* getting to keep your asset sounds great but to be perfectly honest, I have mixed feelings about the potential of leasing domains.
Let me explain why.
Posted on 27 November 2013 by Andrei
First of all, I’m referring to investment grade short domains as in quad premium LLLL dot coms at the very least (so quad premiums, CVCVs, LLLs, NNNs etc.).
Personally, I wouldn’t buy anything less valuable than a quad premium and I explained why at the beginning of November.
Posted on 26 November 2013 by Andrei
A lot of domainers are extremely satisfied with their ROI when buying a domain for a low price or even hand registering it, then contacting a bunch of potential end users and ultimately selling for mid-high 3 figs to low 4 figs.
In most cases, they shouldn’t be all that satisfied because after crunching the numbers and factoring in the amount of time they spent finding the domain(s), contacting end users and closing the deal(s), they’d come to the conclusion that the amount they’re paying themselves per hour isn’t all that high.
Posted on 25 November 2013 by Andrei
End user sales are doing ok but the reseller (domainer to domainer) market hasn’t picked up as spectacularly as the stock market, for example. In my opinion, that might actually be a good thing and I will try to explain why.
Posted on 24 November 2013 by Andrei
… yep, 33!
Most if not all of them worked for other people recently but since I didn’t use them myself, I can’t make any guarantees.
Comments Off on 33 GoDaddy Discount Codes
Posted on 23 November 2013 by Andrei
Sorry guys but the Forbes article is spot on, you should just let all of your domains expire and stop wasting your time/money.
But you know what, since I want to do you a favor and help you out, I’d be willing to take all of the domains you paid $xxxx+ for off your hands and pay you a more than reasonable cent on the dollar.
Posted on 22 November 2013 by Andrei
Believe it or not, there are lots of similarities.
Back in October, I explained that one of Warren Buffett’s famous quotes (“It’s far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price”) makes perfect sense when it comes to domains as well.
Today, I’ll take things one step further and use the Black Friday analogy to explain that buying something useless just because it’s “on sale” is worse than not buying anything at all.
Comments Off on Black Friday Mistakes vs. Domaining Mistakes
Posted on 21 November 2013 by Andrei
In my country and probably in other cultures as well, there is a popular saying, my grandfather used to tell me this frequently many years ago:
“I’m too poor to buy cheap things”