A new Domain Sherpa episode was published this morning. It’s fun to see the contrast of different styles between the “premium guys” and others. I think it’s great that Amaar and Frank have confidence in their names to set those prices. Confidence and nerves of steal is really the only way to get those prices. I think that they were able to get to that level by working the lower end of names first. Frank talked about packaging a group of construction names, in the early days and selling them with a little sweat.
I’m certainly not opposed to shooting for those prices on certain names, and I do have an “out” by leaving the landing page without a BIN price. My main focus is moving and selling names because for me, having momentum and getting sales is more fun. As I progress I do occasionally put a really high BIN price on certain names.
My thinking has always been that pricing above 10K shrinks your audience down to a very small level, and that lower level is willing and able to spend money on aftermarket domains, just not that much. I’ve also found that if I put the work in, I can find lots of names that I think will sell everyday. It might not be the best course of action, I have no idea if I price every name I own at $25K if any would sell. I do think that the process I’ve followed has allowed me to better identify names that could sell for $25K and which ones will easily sell for a lower profit.
I’m glad that Ammar sold Vape.io, I own Vape.ly and hopefully in a few years North Africa will stabilize and someone will buy it. 🙂 I hand regged it a few year ago.
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AliveWay.com This name made me think of drug rehab, or anything that has to do with changing course from habits or activities that increase the likely of early death.
CallDepartment.com Here’s a name to set up one of those call centers that use a local number to call you and tell you that the IRS is suing you.
CanTool.com I passed over this one initially, but on a second look I see it as a tool that helps you do things, like an encouraging helper for difficult tasks. Of course it could also be a can opener, or canning type of product.
CitySaga.com Sounds like a book about a certain city with an interesting history.
CoverRack.com A product that protects the rack
CultCloud.com A group of people that worship clouds
DearEmployer.com A site to anonymously complain about your employer in letter form, but for everyone to read
DentalIdentity.com A database of dental records, in case you get burned beyond recognition.
DoLights.com Sell lights
DuctScrub.com A product to clean dust and mold out of your HVAC system duct work.
EstimateGuy.com Need an estimate for a project? Call the Estimate Guy. Could be an online estimation tool for construction or remodeling projects or a marketing name for a local company
EyeAir.com The eye in the sky, or maybe a site that tracks air quality
FairResponse.com A mediation group of some sort
FlexSide.com A new housing material for the exterior of old homes. This product easily goes over old siding, deteriorating brick or block. Re pointing brick is labor intensive and expensive, and painting old exteriors can cost just as much as new siding and aluminum wrapping.
FunnyDepot.com An online joke shop
HappyFourth.com A marketing name for fourth of July specials
HealingFx.com A feel good site about people overcoming illness
HeroLord.com A video game
LifetimeWarrior.com Always fighting
LostSupport.com a name with a negative connotation, but also a phrase that is commonly said to some degree.
LuckCoach.com Helps train you to improve your luck
LunchReady.com A brand of quick lunch type meals to grab on the go. Ready Lunch would be better
MetroWorker.com A site for city workers
MoneyPassage.com Not sure what you do with it, but it does contain money
MrFixy.com A local handyman name
OnlineCodex.com An Latin term for a book or manuscript or collection of written works
PoopFlush.com Because nobody likes looking at floaters
ProgressKit.com A business kit to keep you moving forward
RealBull.com A brand or some sort, or a site that calls out BS.
RentalOasis.com Oasis has a positive connotation, it makes me think of lush green living things in the midst of desolation
RootGrind.com I like the word root as a brandable keyword, this one could be that or a service that removes tree stumps and roots
SolarTwist.com Add this solar name to your collection
SunAdvise.com Could be a solar consultation company, or beach forecast
TigerPortal.com Like a cat door except for your pet tiger
UpManage.com I like this one a lot. Management company for anything, Up is positive and also has numerous uses.
VoicePlugin.com A WP tool
WifiDetector.com At first I thought it was a bit outdated, but there is more and more public wifi networks going up. I’m still not sure how useful it would be since it’s usually built in to whatever device you’re using.
ZenBuild.com you can add zen to almost anything
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LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s
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One Worders and Other TLD’s
Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR
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NamePros
ULSU.net
3dGames.info
TheValue.net
OldShelf.com
eCoinGold.com
MajorPlaces.com
RiskyMan.com
Widest.net
CentralWestFlorida.com
NUUS.com
DroneAirShows.com
MajorLeagueBaseballTeams.com
Tripti.com
AnimalHoarders.com
EarPhonesWithMic.com
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