3 Things Not To Do When Selling A Domain Name To An End-User
I’ve always said that the best way to learn is from your own mistakes, or others
mistakes if they are willing to share them with you. Last year I made some nice
end-users
Selling Domain Names: Negotiating With End-Users
Yesterday I did a post about my new favorite tool for keeping track of end-user
leads
[http://morganlinton.com/selling-domain-names-my-new-favorite-tool-for-keeping-track-of-end-user-leads-highrise/]
, so today I thought I’d go a bit deeper and talk about
How Focusing On .COM Has Changed My Business
When I started in the Domaining [http://www.domaining.com] space in 2007 I
focused on a huge variety of TLDs and quickly built a portfolio that was about
90% non-.COM. I
Offers I’ve Received on My Domains and What I’ve Done to Make it Easier for End-Users to Contact Me
As you know, I’ve been focusing my domain acquisitions over the last six-month
on .COM domains. While my per-domain acquisition cost has gone up I have already
seen better results when it
Selling Domains To End-Users: Where To Start and When To Stop
End-users, they are the holy grail for the Domain Investor when it comes to
selling domain names. As someone that’s been in sales for 6.5 years I’ve always
enjoyed not