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What are the steps that I have to take to get to the place that shows the worth of current domains ?
Go Daddy used to have an estimated value mechanism, but I haven't been there in quite some time! You might go check it out though!
Jeff
hello, I see that you are a premium plus member, go check out Benjisdad classes on flipping websites, it was fantastic and I miss his classes! Buying and Flipping Websites Lizzy
To be sure the price of a domain is worth what someone s prepared to pay for it. I have sold domains for 10k plus that go daddy rates as worth less than 500 dollars. Ironically is was godaddy brokers who contacted me twice to ask if I would sell my domain and both times I names my price.
Equally, if no one is prepared to pay the price a domain estimated value of 10k plus is worth nothing.
So don't pay too much attention to estimates, they are just that estimates
GoDaddy has a free domain name valuation tool. Just do a search for "godaddy domain value" and you should find the link.
It's pretty simple minded, but it's a start.
I use it as a guide; I often find folks for much more than the tool has value. Also price higher that what it deserves. You may get into negotiation and don't want to sell short.
Thanks Phil, "Happy Spring" by the way, makes me want to be down under this time of the year up here.
Thanks, Eddie. It's actually the middle of summer here. Our summer is December, January and February.
Middle of summer is my second favorite time of the year, right after the baby spring.
Cheers and Blessings
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How do I see how what my domain is worth if I were to want to sell?
What are the steps that I have to take to get to the place that shows the worth of current domains ?
Go Daddy used to have an estimated value mechanism, but I haven't been there in quite some time! You might go check it out though!
Jeff
hello, I see that you are a premium plus member, go check out Benjisdad classes on flipping websites, it was fantastic and I miss his classes! Buying and Flipping Websites Lizzy
To be sure the price of a domain is worth what someone s prepared to pay for it. I have sold domains for 10k plus that go daddy rates as worth less than 500 dollars. Ironically is was godaddy brokers who contacted me twice to ask if I would sell my domain and both times I names my price.
Equally, if no one is prepared to pay the price a domain estimated value of 10k plus is worth nothing.
So don't pay too much attention to estimates, they are just that estimates
GoDaddy has a free domain name valuation tool. Just do a search for "godaddy domain value" and you should find the link.
It's pretty simple minded, but it's a start.
I use it as a guide; I often find folks for much more than the tool has value. Also price higher that what it deserves. You may get into negotiation and don't want to sell short.
Thanks Phil, "Happy Spring" by the way, makes me want to be down under this time of the year up here.
Thanks, Eddie. It's actually the middle of summer here. Our summer is December, January and February.
Middle of summer is my second favorite time of the year, right after the baby spring.
Cheers and Blessings
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Is there a turtorial of an overview fo the sales process ?
Hi Eddie
Wondering if this will be helpful to you? It's part of the Online Entrepreneur Certification. Understanding How to Make Money Online Hope this helps
All the best
Thanks Andrew,
I had viewed this information and it is indeed helpful and relevant.
I do need to increase my followership.
Cheers and Blessings
Eddie
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Overview of the sales process ?
Is there a turtorial of an overview fo the sales process ?
Hi Eddie
Wondering if this will be helpful to you? It's part of the Online Entrepreneur Certification. Understanding How to Make Money Online Hope this helps
All the best
Thanks Andrew,
I had viewed this information and it is indeed helpful and relevant.
I do need to increase my followership.
Cheers and Blessings
Eddie
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Resource Strategies for Selling Websites & Domains
Thanks Abie
You're welcome :)