I listened to the Domain Sherpa podcast today and I have to say that when those four are together they make my favorite Sherpa reviews. They have good symmetry and compliment each other while having diverse domain styles and backgrounds.
I’m excited to see what Frank brings to the table with the new app and the idea that lower priced names need to have a low resistance flow for the buyer. I recently changed some things on my uniregistry landing pages that I think might be in tune with the direction they’re heading.
For some time now, I’ve been wondering why there’s extra hurdles the buyer has to jump through for names that you’re trying to sell for $1 to $3000. We know that premium priced domains in the registry path get bought because it’s easy. The buyer adds it to their cart and checks out.
The changes I made on a large chunk of domains was setting them to BIN only and changing the for sale banner on the landing page to list the price. So instead of “This domain may be available for sale” I put “This domain is for sale for $999”. It’s the same concept as the premium listings, the potential buyer sees the price, says “what the hell, I can afford that”, clicks the link and buys it. With names registered at Uniregistry the buyer can check out right there, no need for escrow.
I only made these changes a few day ago, but it was interesting to see that Frank was talking about something similiar on the show.
- Main List
- No Bid List
- Names with Bids
- NameJet
- Flippa/Sedo
- LLLL.com’s
- LLL, CCC, 5L
- Other LLLL’s
- Short Brandables
- Numbers
- One Worders and Other extensions
- Vape, Vegan, VR
- Snap Names
- NamePros
Main List
The No Bid List
247Investors.com Round the clock money making
ApplySome.com Apply for a job, apply force
AssistGeek.com A computer nerd that’s always there to assist you
AtStride.com Where you should be, not behind not ahead at stride
AutoTechy.com Able to fix the modern car and all its computers
BanThat.com A site to protests things you think shouldn’t be allowed
BigBreather.com Has really big nostrils, you can hear him coming a mile away
Blauser.com A last name, and a person that helps women put on shirts
BlitzCoverage.com Could be a footbal site or lightning fast news coverage
BoldJobs.com Not for the fient of heart
BuildChoices.com Pick your next home design
BurritoFestival.com Sounds delicious
BurstingWithFlavor.com this on too
CandidMe.com straightforward, maybe a site to help people filter what they say
ChooseATune.com A bar Jukebox brand
CloudMyWay.com Set up your cloud the way you want it
DressModern.com Time for some new digs
DroidBuild.com these aren’t the droids you’re looking for
EndGuard.com Protects the end of something
EnergySmith.com A few smith names in the list. I think this is the best. A maker of energy
FactorForce.com Nice double F brand
FirmHands.com Hands that know work and can help you
FogLord.com Maybe a vape name
ForgeTechs.com I like the word forge, cool way to say create or make something, It feels deeper like you’re pulling the thing out of the ether
FullDestiny.com Fullfil you destiny fully
FXLessons.com Forex or effects
GoldVain.com Play on vein vs vain
GoodDev.com development
GreatCoder.com Hire a great coder for your next app
HelperForce.com A group of helpful people
HospitalIncome.com Why does that non profit hospital make $50 million a year? couldn’t they lower my bill a bit?
JuniorCity.com Like Lord of the Flies, but in a city
LifeVial.com This is a system that has all your vital information that can be accessed in an emergency, by your designate
Names With Bids
Namejet
ArkansasHogs.com College Football
BreastMeat.com MMMM Delicious Breast Meat
CreativeRecycle.com Find fun ways to turn trash into something useful
CureFears.com A name for a counselor or a service that helps you overcome your fear
FinalMeal.com One last awesome meal before execution
FullyAnimated.com Espressive, wild, or cartoons
LockableStorage.com Keep your stuff secure
Obstructer.com An person or thing that blocks things from happening
QuickHotspot.com A device that gives you internet anywhere
Imperatively.com You must do it
HealChildren.com Abuse, injuries help the kids get better
HorribleDay.com Had a bad day? Find out how to change things so it doesn’t happen tomorrow
AffairRescue.com Save your marriage
EnergyUtopia.com Unicorns and Solar
ClownWear.com The store where all the creepy clowns shop
Rustproof.net Cuz it’s made of plastic
Flippa/SEDO
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Your LLLL.coms of The Day
LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday
LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s
Brandables
MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE
Some Numbers
One Worders and Other TLD’s
Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR
Snap Names
NamePros
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I’d like to see someone get the
name you suggested above
for someone with BIG NOSTRILS…
I’d get a kick out of an old guys – big nose site…
~Patricia Kaehler — Ohio USA — DomainBELL
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Are you manually entering the price in the banner text for each domain or is there a code that you know of? I was thinking about doing this as well but it’s pretty time consuming.
Yeah I’m manually entering it but for a large group of domains. What you can do is sort the names into price groups, load the list and then bulk edit them.