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Done ^^ ta for pointing that out.
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Done ^^ ta for pointing that out.
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99% of the time, they have to come to you
that doesn't mean you leave it to blind luck or 'the day' when you get that offer
put it under their nose, without putting it under their nose
Perfect wording.
I'm pretty sure most of us could write a book about what works for us as individuals - But, the key as in any sales scenario is to play to strengths - Hopefully, that will be the domain as a stand alone. As much as development is a key for some it's actually a no,no for anyone wanting to show 'availability' without pushing it as available
It's impossible to give a fits all answer and nothing wrong with experimenting. What can work for one domains profile is an absolute killer to another.
I've never listed or advertised a domain for sale, yet been very fortunate - sometimes just getting it on boards is enough, domaining continues to be good logic (for those with acumen) and wishful thinking for so many others.
I've never envied anyone that chooses to impliment a blanket model for their portfolio, soo much lost comes to mind
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