Learn about where you can sell your domains and the pluses and minuses of each platform.
On today’s show, I discuss the platforms for selling your domains and their relative benefits/drawbacks. Learn about commissions, features, and the best way to sell your domain names.
Also: RDNH, GoDaddy aftermarket
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I don’t think people should try to sell their names because usually it’s natural whnm someone really imagines it and then pursues the owner to inquire. Way better when it’s a natural law of attraction.
Great, actionable info as usual Andrew. Any thoughts on DNWE? Been giving them a try for a couple months on a couple hundred aged (15+ years old) .coms I’m letting expire as they come up for renewal (many have been picked up on the drop by HugeDomains and Chinese companies). Only 3 sales so far. Had expected more given majority are just $997 each.
Have you tried them yourself? Know others who have?
Under-the-radar, non-public domains seemed / seems like a good approach.
Thanks.
I tried them a couple of years ago. Honestly, hadn’t really known they were still going. But if you turned your expiring domains into a few thousand dollars, that’s pretty good.
Thanks. Other sellers / buyers may want to give them a try / visit as I have.
As a relative newbie, who is DNWE?
Domain Name Wholesale Exchange, a site for selling domains to other investors.
I’ve started using domain.io its a newer Efty style upstart that has a way better more modern experi3nce than Efty and all the basic features like landing pages DNS management ect for a bit cheaper. It may not have some super advanced features yet but they are working on improving.
Thanks for the info.