I spent hours putting in and pricing all my names on Afternic yesterday. It wasn’t my plan but I got a little quick on the buttons and erased my portfolio. I decided to put ALL my names in to Afternic and when I uploaded it I overrode my old names. I had more new names than old and I needed to update the prices anyway so I started over. I had about 600 names to put in and price. So I did.
I had a method to my madness but I would be lying if I said that if I did it twice the prices would be the same. I would say that 75% would be the same and the rest would be different. I had a price pattern but I veered off here and there. I have a good number of LLLL.com so it made it easier as I had certain prices for certain letters and ending letters. Generally about 6 times wholesale price. I didn’t get greedy but I did need to consider replacement cost and cost of names that weren’t selling. My portfolio is supposed to be each name should support itself but we all know that we have no idea which domains are going to sell so whichever name sells has to pay for the others.
We’ll see if it makes a difference in sales and I am 100% it will. Why? Because I sold exactly 1 name though Afternic last year. Everything I sold came through email and a few through Efty. I set the bar very low on Afternic and that was my fault though pricing. I changed the pricing on the lower tiered names to start moving some of the names. After taking a good hard look I realized that many of my names didn’t deserve the highest price and needed to be lowered. So I did. I will probably be rolling in money in the next few months 🙂 Here are today’s names, Click on them for current price
Quote of the Day: “People’s minds are changed through observation and not through argument” -Will Rogers
Domain of the Day: NVRA.com The VR brings up the price a bit
Namejet and Sedo Names at Auction
Keko.com Ends early this morning. Very very nice CVCV
HDDA.com Good letters and a low reserve. A good combo
Development.com Unless you’re bidding over $50K its for show. Reserve is above that
Fri.com Same here. I only see Friday
G70.com I have been buying these names for a while. Unfortunately my sales are usually to other domain investors but they have all been for profit because they have always grown in value
Unowned.com Going to sell because its met reserve. Good name for our industry
AidsPrevention.org The perfect tld to go with the keywords. 4 bidders
ServerServices.com A lot of servers need to be maintained in the crypto space. Except the ones mining with your computer
Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids
BlindMonkey.com Sounds like a bar but could be a brand for many things
ITSB.com 1998 birthday. Great Western letters. I will guess over under of $580
919.org Great patterned NNN.org. Looks like no reserve or met reserve because its going to sell
VideosOnDemand.com Too generic for me but I can see why the bidders like it
ADKO.com The first two letters of AD are making this a four figure auction
GreenChallenge.com All about going green right now. I’ve always been green. Just waiting for everyone to join me
SimpleCures.com The Internet loves three things cures, simples things, and cute cat videos
StrongDomains.com Don’t even try and outbid Adam Strong on this one. But he already owns Strong.com
HoustonSmiles.com You already read my opinion piece on smiles and teeth
02398.com Zero at front great, back is meh. Will hit four figures
WebsiteDetails.com You can provide…….well, website details
DigitalWind.com Already over $400 and much better than the other name. TechFart.com
SuperLuxe.com Super luxurious , super deluxe
KeepOnRunning.com You go girl
67KK.com Surprised how high this one is
ParkingRevenue.com This would have been four or 5 figures back in the day
BlockChainProphet.com Seems to millions of them on Twitter
Godaddy Names With No Bids
SunCutter.com A product name all the way. Something that protects you from the sun or shades in some way
SweaterMeat.com I’m going to admit I giggled on this one because my wife used it when talking about the USC cheerleaders
InvestingCircle.com Not much value but I like the name. No bids at $12
DizzyClinic.com Our hospital has a clinic with this exact name. People that are dizzy always have some sort of problem but they can be so many things. But all of them are serious
PhillyWear.com As good as the Philly sports teams are doing this is as good of a time as any to start selling Philly wear
Flany.com No bids on this 5L.com
RocketThumb.com Mobile is all about the thumbs. No bids at $12
eCoffeeHouse.com Maybe not the best keywords to put an e in front of but could work. No bids
BitcoinBaron.com The only bitcoin name I saw that didn’t have a bid
Godaddy Names With Bids
919923.com
Agsra.com
Arch-Anywhere.org
ArrowInc.com
ArtHits.com
AurorasWillowCreek.com
Beakz.com
BikePolicy.com
BuenosDiasnoticias.com
CitizensUnion.com
ClanTeam.com
ColumbusApplianceRepair.com
DeliveryCheckout.com
DHCK.net
DisabledDiscounts.com
divewananavufiji.com
DJMG.net
Eggfruit.com
FarmWildlife.org
FindEmployment.net
FivesOnline.net
FreeDogPet.net
GoAuthentic.com
GoButler.com
GovChain.com
Hidin.com
HollywoodGroup.com
HotelEsTrinidad.com
HtmlBlender.com
InvestInsuccess.com
JacoClothing.com
Jozzua.com
LPJW.net
LPPH.net
MFSF.net
Monosi.com
MontanasTrailHouse.com
MorganSamuelSinn.com
MQZX.net
MYQJ.net
OZCoin.us
PDMStables.com
PlanetDen.com
PureAsianGarciniaReview.com
QNTM.net
RedDoorRealEstate.com
Rednatic.org
SeeTijuana.com
SweeTitch.com
TheBestPregnancyTests.com
Ultimento.com
UnixPower.org
VDOY.com
VerismoCat.com
WhoToldYouThatYouWereNaked.com
WHTalk.com
WhyBuyLeads.com
WorldHealthcare.info
WorshipStudio.com
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