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The Business Life of a Domainer: Research, Sales, Renewals, and Risk A domainer is someone who buys and sells domain names, hoping to resell the best ones for more than they paid. From the outside, it can look like easy money: grab a name, wait, cash out. The real work feels closer to running a […]
Read More »The Business Life of a Domainer: Research, Sales, Renewals, and Risk A domainer is someone who buys and sells domain names, hoping to resell the best ones for more than they paid. From the outside, it can look like easy money: grab a name, wait, cash out. The real work feels closer to running a […]
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Domain Name Secondary Market: How It Works, What’s Worth Paying For, and How to Buy Safely If you’ve ever searched for a short, clear domain like Bright.com and found it “taken,” you’ve already met the domain name secondary market. This is the part of the domain world where names are bought from current owners, not […]
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Pricing and Selling One-of-a-Kind Domain Names (Without Guessing) A great domain is a one-of-a-kind asset. That’s the part that makes it exciting, and also the part that makes pricing hard. With a stock, you can pull up a chart and see the market price. With a domain, there’s no single “right” number, because the best […]
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Read More »Domains Explained in Plain English (For People Who Want to Finally “Get It”) A domain is one of the simplest things on the internet, yet one of the most misunderstood. People use them every day without realizing what they actually are or how they work. This explanation breaks it down in a way that makes […]
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Selling Domains: Marketplaces vs Direct Outreach (Fees, Timelines, and Best Niches) If you own a domain you want to sell, you’re staring at two very different roads. You can list it on a marketplace, set a price (or take offers), and wait for buyers to find it. Or you can contact potential buyers directly, pitch […]
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Domain For-Sale Landing Pages That Convert: What to Include (and What to Leave Out) A domain for-sale landing page is the page someone sees when they type your domain into a browser. It might be the only touchpoint you get with a serious buyer. That’s why it can’t look like a parking page from 2009, […]
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Selling a Domain Safely: Escrow Basics, Simple Contracts, and Chargeback Protection Selling a domain can feel like selling a house key to someone you’ve never met. The buyer might be honest, but one mistake can cost you the domain, the money, or both. Scams are common, payment disputes happen, and “buyer paid” doesn’t always mean […]
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Domain Name Appraisals: Free Tools vs Paid Experts (and How to Compare Results) A domain name appraisal is an estimate, not a promise. It’s closer to a home value guess than a guaranteed sale price. Two people can look at the same domain and see two different futures, which is why numbers swing. Most appraisals […]
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