This month’s Sedo GreatDomains event started this week and the auctions will end on Thursday, so in about 4 days and 21 hours.

Can’t say this is the best inventory they ever had but still, some of the domains are interesting. To analyze all of them, click HERE.

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… this is one of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned as a human being, as a domainer as well as an entrepreneur.

For this very reason, I always do everything humanly possible to avoid back and forth conversations with potential domain buyers, with existing or potential customers and so on.

Let me explain.

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With interests rates at record-breaking lows worldwide, I’m sure I’m not the only one who noticed that the yields/potential yields associated with let’s call them mainstream assets aren’t impressive right now.

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Sedo’s experiment with IDNX is interesting but the thing is, the domaining industry has certain particularities which make the job of someone who is trying to create a domain price index almost impossible.

Let me try to explain why:

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I wrote lots of posts about the pros, so it’s time for one about something that isn’t all that great, at least based on my experience.

This is a problem that I’m sure lots of you guys have to struggle with as well: either lack of sleep or an unnatural sleep schedule.

Since I’m not from the US, the time difference thing is definitely problematic. Therefore, I ended up having to pretty much work a lot during the night.

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As far as domainers are concerned, things like transferring a domain are a piece of cake. But during an end user sale, it’s important to understand that for the person you’re selling the domain to, all of this could represent a totally new experience.

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Only two coupons this week but the good news is that I think both of them work internationally, so not just for people from the US or Canada.

Didn’t test them myself though, so i’m not 100% sure.
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It seems a lot of domainers still don’t understand the difference between knocking on someone’s door and someone knocking on your door. In other words, the difference between two situations:

1) contacting an end user (knocking on his/her door)

2) being contacted by an end user (the end user knocking on your door)

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… be mentally prepared for *that* moment when you find out that he/she ended up selling it at a huge profit later on.

We’re only human, so it’s understandable that should this happen, you’ll regret selling it but you have to understand that it comes with the territory.

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Domainers, just like everyone else, tend to talk a lot about their successful transactions (their larger sales) but not so much about their portfolio as a whole.

Unfortunately, by doing that, they paint a picture that does not accurately reflect reality.

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