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Help: Need some guide to sell domain on flippa

by newbieleoling
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Hi warriors, I planning to sell my domain on flippa, but I have some problem with the description of the domain.

Can someone guide me on what is necessary information need to add in the description?

My domain name: freeplrs dot com

Global Monthly Searches: 12,100

Thanks
#domain #flippa #guide #sell
  • Profile picture of the author aaronngoh
    The best strategy is to look at what other successful domain sellers do in their listing

    Go to flippa and search for just sold and change the property type to domain

    change the price range to whatever you like and you will see those listing.

    Just need to model them
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    • Profile picture of the author JBrooks
      Originally Posted by aaronngoh View Post

      The best strategy is to look at what other successful domain sellers do in their listing

      Go to flippa and search for just sold and change the property type to domain

      change the price range to whatever you like and you will see those listing.

      Just need to model them
      yep +1 for this approach. you're selling to a specific community, give them what they are after / used to and you'll dramatically improve sale price.

      my personal experience - be as transparent as possible. provide verified analytics, revenue (if any) etc... and be available for questions, don't post it then go on a holiday. I see people do this all the time then wonder why no one bids.
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  • Profile picture of the author shurets1
    I have a few domains (with parking pages / mini websites) -- that have small amounts of traffic that I want to sell as Domains rather than websites

    Anyone had any luck selling domains only on Flippa ?

    I am aware of dnforum.com, SEDO, moniker etc -- are they a better bet in your opinion?
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      Originally Posted by shurets1 View Post

      I am aware of dnforum.com, SEDO, moniker etc -- are they a better bet in your opinion?
      I think Flippa is better that the others. However its better if you try using all sources but Flippa is better than all others IMO.
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  • Profile picture of the author erichammer
    FYI, John Chow is holding a webinar on Thursday night about using Flippa. He promises it's a no pitch, all content webinar (and when John says it's no pitch, all content, you can believe him -- his webinars are some of the very few I've attended where even if there is a pitch, it's really restricted to the last five minutes and the remainder is true content). They're also giving out $20 in Flippa credit to the first 100 attendees (not clear if that refers to when you register or when you arrive in the room, but I plan to be there very early just in case). You can just Google his name together with "Flippa" and you should find the sign up form.

    Oh, and I'm not affiliated in any way shape or form with John other than being an extremely devoted fan of his (he is definitely the guru I listen to more than anyone else).

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    • Profile picture of the author JBrooks
      Originally Posted by erichammer View Post

      FYI, John Chow is holding a webinar on Thursday night about using Flippa. He promises it's a no pitch, all content webinar (and when John says it's no pitch, all content, you can believe him -- his webinars are some of the very few I've attended where even if there is a pitch, it's really restricted to the last five minutes and the remainder is true content). They're also giving out $20 in Flippa credit to the first 100 attendees (not clear if that refers to when you register or when you arrive in the room, but I plan to be there very early just in case). You can just Google his name together with "Flippa" and you should find the sign up form.

      Oh, and I'm not affiliated in any way shape or form with John other than being an extremely devoted fan of his (he is definitely the guru I listen to more than anyone else).

      Eric
      thanks Eric. here's the link if anyone's interested

      New Webinar – How To Buy And Sell Sites On Flippa
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