QuoteMeMortgages.co.uk

[.co.uk]

QuoteMeMortgages.co.uk and
QuoteMeMortgages.com

are for sale!

.co.uk
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[charliecharlie is verified member.]

i got mortgageanswers.co.uk which had more traffic than expected on sedo (sub 100 - nothing special)
Sorry hijacking your thread! - do you have to request a appraisal in this forum, is it rude to give on when not requested.

 

[.co.uk]

Hijack away mate!
Did you have it as a "Feature Listing" Charlie?

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[charliecharlie is verified member.]

nah - run all my domains on the cheap - would take sherlock holmes to find them!

 

[.co.uk]

nah - run all my domains on the cheap - would take sherlock holmes to find them!

That's the thing... Some of my domains have never even been visited in Sedo.
Maybe that's 'cos they're useless though!

 

[iCodes]

Perhaps sedo should do something like Google Adsense but with domain names.

ie.. people who subscribe have there domain names advertised on relevent websites.. (if the link is clicked then they are taken to that domains parked page)

This way the domain seller wouldnt have to rely on people accidently finding it on sedo.. or just relying on typins.

Perhaps someone could set this up call it something like PPCpark.co.uk

 

[charliecharlie is verified member.]

unfortunately i think it against sedo's rules to advertise your domains anywhere else but on sales boards. They see this as generating clicks and traffic - which you aren;t meant to do :? :?

 

[iCodes]

Yeah, i thought of that as soon as i submitted the post.

Although it maybe an idea for a new parking site who dont use google advertising to gain revenue.. after all, its googles rules not sedo's rules which prevent you from advertsing your own domains.

 

[jayl]

unfortunately i think it against sedo's rules to advertise your domains anywhere else but on sales boards. They see this as generating clicks and traffic - which you aren;t meant to do :? :?

Does listing my domains at Sedo mean that I cannot use other aftermarkets?

No. Sedo encourages you to list your domains all over the Web, wherever possible. With maximum publicity and marketing a domain's chances for sale increases greatly.

Source: http://www.sedo.co.uk/about/faq.php3?language=us#D12

Hope this helps

J.