suggys

Hi

Im quite new to the domain world and am still leaning a lot, I was just wondering if you guys would be kind enough to share what techniques you use to find end users for doamins within your portfolio.

I have used the following techniques with some good results, but at the same time i am wondering if there are some other techniques that are worth considering.

1. I have searched on facebook for fan pages / groups relating to the domain i am trying to shift. I then join the group and speak with the admin /owner informing them of the sale of the domain and how i feel it would benefit them. (I normally join as many pages as possible within that niche audience to greater the chances of a sale)

2. Search on ebay for shops that relate to the domain i am trying to shift. I then ask them if they would be interested in purchasing it. (Most shops actually provide an email address on the listings, so i do all my contacting via email. If there is no email address i just move on to the next one as i dont want to get introuble by ebay for spamming!)

3.I have also searched on google for similar domains that are not as good quality, For example if i owned domainname.co.uk (i dont by the way lol) i would search on google for domains less quality such as domain-names.co.uk domain-names.org.uk and so on, Then would email the webmaster asking them if they would like to purchase my domain name.

Thanks

Lee

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fresh79

Hi Lee
Im prob no the best person to answer this because I only buy and develop rather than catch and sell. But Mr Whibs has some excellent information about his techniques here .. Link

Good luck

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KingDomainNames

Hi Lee,
Yes, fresh79 is right about Whibs' great knowledge.

As a fellow newbie, I'm interested to know what has worked best for you in your sales so far ?

Best wishes,
Steve

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