Deji1510:

Which one in particular? Because I've sold 3 different Coworking Space domain names.

RenaissanceGuy:
Hello guys,it's been a while here. I have these 2 domains that I haven't outbounded for some months now. If you find them interesting and want to outbound for them, in return for a 70/30 share, please reach me on WA 07/0/68/81/68/19

glass ..ware..planet .com
downey /tax /attorney. com

toby345:
God when me self go do 50 50 deal

soliufiljannah:


Me self dey find who go help me outbound lasgidiplumber.biz mke he take 80%

soliufiljannah:


Me self dey find who go help me outbound lasgidiplumber.biz mke he take 80%

Bonsujk:

It's at $2600+ currently

Snowflakess:
Please bosses in the house I need follow up letter

ajibola4saheed@gmail.com

Please help a newbie

Brymo4all:
Sent

allandutch:
What's the big idea behind the creation of the .xyz extension sef?

I don't know of any company using the extension.

Brymo4all:
Sent

allandutch:


Nawa oo you no even get the .com

Brymo4all:
Sent

U1:


And you think "how well" is a factor of how much you have learned and put into practice, huh?

If only you knew those who know less do better in many cases. How well isn't just based on how much you know!

deedee44:

Kinda cheap in my opinion

tranxo:

U1:


E shock you?

I have seen people online who did things without seemingly taking note or probably not aware of certain "best practices" and yet scored some massive sales.

Or have you not seen people sell names that most pros would consider worthless and for high figures, too?

IdeasPro:


U1, yes you're right but it won't be consistent. Consistency in performance, getting results, etc that separate the pros from one-hit wonder. That is why Ronaldo, Messi, etc have fans and followers in the field of soccer.

U1:


Yes, you're correct, too.

But then it isn't impossible to see someone that has learnt extensively and is still getting inconsistent results.

toby345:
obviously the one that sold for $1k

Deji1510:

With every sense of humility, I would say, I was smart enough to get it sold for that $1k. When I was outbounding the domain name, I was getting a lot of positive replies. So one end user told me he would be happy to buy it for $500 and I accepted immediately, so I set the price to $500 on Dan. He later sent another offer of $300 and I rejected it with annoyance and I increased the price to $1000 because I already had like 5 interested end users. So later in the same night, I just got Simon's mail that the domain name has been sold for $1k.

Deji1510:

With every sense of humility, I would say, I was smart enough to get it sold for that $1k. When I was outbounding the domain name, I was getting a lot of positive replies. So one end user told me he would be happy to buy it for $500 and I accepted immediately, so I set the price to $500 on Dan. He later sent another offer of $300 and I rejected it with annoyance and I increased the price to $1000 because I already had like 5 interested end users. So later in the same night, I just got Simon's mail that the domain name has been sold for $1k.

Deji1510:

With every sense of humility, I would say, I was smart enough to get it sold for that $1k. When I was outbounding the domain name, I was getting a lot of positive replies. So one end user told me he would be happy to buy it for $500 and I accepted immediately, so I set the price to $500 on Dan. He later sent another offer of $300 and I rejected it with annoyance and I increased the price to $1000 because I already had like 5 interested end users. So later in the same night, I just got Simon's mail that the domain name has been sold for $1k.

Deji1510:

With every sense of humility, I would say, I was smart enough to get it sold for that $1k. When I was outbounding the domain name, I was getting a lot of positive replies. So one end user told me he would be happy to buy it for $500 and I accepted immediately, so I set the price to $500 on Dan. He later sent another offer of $300 and I rejected it with annoyance and I increased the price to $1000 because I already had like 5 interested end users. So later in the same night, I just got Simon's mail that the domain name has been sold for $1k.

RenaissanceGuy:
Hello guys,it's been a while here. I have these 2 domains that I haven't outbounded for some months now. If you find them interesting and want to outbound for them, in return for a 70/30 share, please reach me on WA 07/0/x8/81/68/xx

glass ..ware..planet .com
downey /tax /attorney. com

Phone number removed.

@snillocer, please whatsapp me instead as I no longer have access to the email address registered with my NL account.

U1:
Good morning, great ones! There's something bothering my mind and I was hoping someone here may be able to share some useful insights.

What's the longest time that could be considered "normal" to not get a positive response from outbound, even when offering massive discounts? I think what I'm experiencing right now might not be normal.

The last sale that I could easily trace to outbound marketing was around early to mid May. One of my two sales since then was a Geo and it sold unexpectedly at Afternic, even though no one took the discounted offer I had made several weeks before then.

Even changing to a new email address (outbound wise) hasn't seemed to improve anything. What could wrong, anyone?

Thanks in anticipation.

soliufiljannah:

Bought by the enduser dat offered 500 den 300?

virtuedagirl:

Did you outbound with price??

Deji1510:

Nope. I don't do that