Today: Outbound: How to respond to “I might be interested” / After a Couple Domain Investing Missteps & Schoolboy Errors… / The craze for 4 letter .net and .org / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

Floor value of premium 1-word .cm domains – Are you investing in premium one word .cm ccTLDs? If so, please share some of your research and compare notes with other premium one-word .cm investors.

BetterFuture.com $65,000. Purch 2/21/05 $350 – Wow! A $350.00 investment flipped into a $65,000.00 sale! Now, this is something that should get every single domain investor motivated reading.

Short domain (NL or LN) needed – Be sure to check your portfolio for a number + letter or letter + number domain name asset. This buyer is looking to invest.

The craze for 4 letter .net and .org – Is there a craze? Has the market shifted yet and started building more liquid value for the four-letter .net and .org niches? When is the shift supposed to happen?

After a Couple Domain Investing Missteps & Schoolboy Errors… – If you like to follow other investors stories about their personal journey’s in domain investing, you may want to check out this investors story.

Outbound: How to respond to “I might be interested” – Do you have a rock solid rebuttal that always works when a potential buyer says that they might be interested? How do you get them to pull the buying trigger?

How To Project Domain Value To Businesses – Do you have a problem with projecting domain value to small business owners? Collaborate with other domain investors to see how they project domain value in their negotiations.

Today: Investing in previously developed domain names / The 2nd best domain extension / Domaining.tv sold for $3,000! / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

SOLD Crypto2D.com for $14,400!!! – Seriously? Is this a fake sales report or can it be verified? I just don’t see how such a domain name could have possibly cleared five digits. A crypto domain pump attempt, maybe?

Rooster.tv sold for $1,000! – Not as big of a .tv ccTLD sale as some of the others being reported lately, but it’s still a great low four-digit sale.

Guns.tv sold for $10,000 – Yet another nice .tv ccTLD sales report. They just keep coming in. This one is a five digit sale and making me think I should start shifting some of my investments in the .tv extension.

The 2nd best domain extension – If you could only choose one domain extension (other than .com) as the best one to invest into, what would it be?

Investing in previously developed domain names – How do you approach a potential buyer with a domain asset that was previously developed and owned by one of their competitors?

Domaining.tv sold for $3,000! – You have to love reading .tv ccTLD domain name sales reports. For all of you out there investing in the .tv extension, this is some motivational material you’ll want to check out.

How To Use Social Media To Sell Domain Names – Have you ever sold a domain using social media as the marketing/sales medium? How did you manage to reach the right buyer?

Today: 3G domain investments in today’s markets / Strategies for maintaining privacy while still allowing buyers to contact you / NNN.net floor value / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

Criminal-Laws.com – Did the hyphen kill this one or was it the “s” on “Laws”? Debateable, but I think both hurt this ones potential. Do you think it still has value? How much is it worth?

Current market value of 6 number .com’s – Are you investing in six number .com’s? Do you have an idea of what the average resale value is in today’s markets? Share your experience so others can learn too.

Survyval.com – Ok, now this one is very brandable in the outdoors/survivalist niches. I think it has some value. What are your thoughts?

NNN.net floor value – Does anyone else have some statistics they could share with other three-letter .net investors? A collaboration could be very beneficial to you as well.

Strategies for maintaining privacy while still allowing buyers to contact you – Whois privacy does this I believe. The email is encrypted, but will still be forwarded to the owner. Maybe a custom landing page on the domain? What are your thoughts?

3G domain investments in today’s markets – Are they still trending? Have they lost all their value? Is there hope for a longer hold to get a better return?

How to get started investing in domain names with a $100 budget – Are you new to domain investing or trying to start over from scratch after selling everything? Discuss low-cost domain investment options that have a high return with other investors like yourself.

Today: Share your brandable .com with “earth” in name – $150 budget / The thing about backlinks for parked domains / Online+country.com – Good or bad investments? / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

Wage.insure – Sounds like a domain for a Union group that helps protect it’s members wages. Do you think a workers union would be interested in something like this and if so, how much would it be worth to them?

WeWant.pizza – It’s straight to the point and works for people that are pizza lovers. But, is that enough to bring value to the domain asset? How much is a pizza lover domain worth in today’s markets?

RentFast.org – Really? I mean, I get the point of some people wanting a fast rental with less paperwork, but as a non-profit .org? What kind of appraisal could this domain get?

Online+country.com – Good or bad investments? – What are your thoughts on the word “Online” coming before a country name instead of after it? Are they good investments that someone forgot about or are they still available for a reason?

Share your brandable .com with “earth” in name – $150 budget – Be sure to check your portfolio for an earth domain name that fits this investor’s criteria. You could make some quick cash if you have the right one.

The thing about backlinks for parked domains – Do you build backlinks before or after you park a domain name, or do you just rely on the backlinks the previous owner had when you decide to park a domain?

LLLL.COM chip domains wanted – Cash in hand! – Do you have any four letter .com CHIP domain names in your portfolio? Be sure to get them over to this investor that is buying them all up.

Today: Negotiation – Engaging a buyer / The art of presenting a domain to an established company / Does this sound like a scam? / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

My First Big Sale – From $15 to $1000 – I love reading domain sales reports like this one. If this doesn’t get you motivated to sell some of your domain investments, nothing will.

Countered an inbound offer from an end user. How long do I wait? – What’s the longest you’ve waited for an end user to counter your counter? When you finally replied back after the wait, what did you say?

GunControlForum.com – With all the media going at it about gun control these days, do you think there is a profitable market in having a forum related domain asset about it? If so, how much is it worth?

Does this sound like a scam? – What do you think? Is it a scam or is it a legitimate business offer? Do you get emails like these very often? How do you respond to them?

The art of presenting a domain to an established company – Share your outbound marketing and first contact strategies with other like-minded domain investors. See what strategies others use and compare notes to better your best.

Negotiation – Engaging a buyer – As a seasoned domain investor and negotiator with potential end users, what would your top 3 negotiation tips be or this investor? Check out what other negotiation experts say.

The average revenue made with parked premium domains – If you’ve been parking domain names for a while and have experience with premium domain assets, be sure to compare your notes with other investors to see how their parking revenue stacks to yours.

Today: OMG! I just bid on a domain I did not want! / Trademarks! Filing Date Vs. Priority Date / Dictionary word domain sales in languages other than English / And more!

Here are the new domain discussions and domain news.

Mike Man just sold WholesomeChild.com for $24,888 – Nice sale! If you want to get motivated to make your next sale, these are the kinds of sales that will get your blood flowing for sure in the right direction.

Wanted- 4 letter pronounceable domains – Be sure to check your portfolio for one of these four letter.com domain assets. This investor is ready to buy.

Domain Character Limit Vs. SEO – What is the ideal character limit for a domain name you are going to develop that search engines like? or is there such a thing as a character limit with search engines?

Dictionary word domain sales in languages other than English – Do you have some verified sales reports you can share for single dictionary word domain sales in languages other than English?

Trademarks! Filing Date Vs. Priority Date – Which one matters most to you when researching for domain related trademarks? Share why you feel that way with others and compare their experiences to yours.

OMG! I just bid on a domain I did not want! – Has this ever happened to you? Late night, lack of sleep, one too many drinks at the birthday party, or maybe you were recovering from the flu and not thinking straight? How did you handle it when you realized what you did?

Setting The Right Pricing For Your Domain – When it comes to a make offer format with an added (BIN) buy it now price, what is the general percentage you use to mark up your buy now price? Share your strategy and compare notes with others.

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