Here’s how not to sell domains on Twitter, but also, how to sell domains
Okay, I know the title of this post might not make any sense, but stick with me
and it will once I’m done here. First things first, as we all know, people
outbound sales
This guy is selling a domain name a day outbound
This year there has been a lot of discussion about outbound domain sales. When I
was at NamesCon [https://www.namescon.com/] earlier this year, which honestly
feels like decades ago given all
Is LinkedIn more effective than email for selling domain names?
I don’t do a ton of outbound on my domain names, but when I do, as I shared in
my blog post yesterday
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, I do it via email. My thinking has
When you sell a domain name outbound vs. inbound, do you end up leaving money on the table?
I was talking with another domain investor last week about the potential price
difference you’ll see on average when you sell a domain outbound vs. inbound.
There is a real difference between
Selling domains outbound might provide better cashflow, but it likely means selling at lower prices
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For some reason, a lot of the conversations I had at NamesCon
[https://www.namescon.com/] are popping into