I get this question multiple times over emails from people who watched my talk on domain investing video or who are reading my case study of $15000 domain selling.
The answer is NO.
I can not sell your domain.
Infact, no one can sell a low quality domain.
If you are holding a high quality domain then maybe a domain broker can help you.
Search 'domain brokerage services' on Google and you would get 100s of contact details of brokers.
They will take their commission before/after selling the domain... but I am not offering any domain broking service.
I can only help you differentiate between a good domain and bad domain.
If you are holding a good domain then you can sell that yourself through sedo or dan
But if you are holding a bad domain then who would buy?
Most of people think they are holding good branded domains but the reality is that only one person consider that a good domain. And that is the YOU, the person who is holding the domain.
That's why no one else is buying that domain.
But when you hold a good domain (that is brandable or have SEO value) then many domain investors or end users would buy domain.
SEO industry is famous for buying expired domain that carry SEO value.
This is the snapshot of my payment history of last one year on single account of Dynadot.
I invest through multiple platforms but I bought 2 domains at $1000+ valuation through this account.
So what's special in these domains?
Sorry, I can't disclose the names of my domain.
I would, once I made the profits.
Expecting at least 10x ROI from these domains and it would take some time.
I have a lot of patience and wait for next 2-3 years to see the ROI.
Whatever profits I make from my business, I re-invest in my business.
That's what I learned from fellow businessmen and my mentors.
- Invest in yourself
- Invest in business
- Invest in team
- Invest in tools
- Make profits
- Re-invest in business
Take your call.
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Yours Truly,
Pardeep Goyal
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