You guys should utilize this opportunity to expose your domains for sale. Visit:

https://www.thedomains.com/2020/04/24/best-com-42420/?unapproved=260077&moderation-hash=b96979c6cc70069fb6ba479020a0273f#comment-260077

GregJo:


Link to the recently sold page on Squaldhelp

Scroll down down on ur account Marketplace dashboard like you're digging grave.

Congratulations more sales bro

miftaudeen:
Sales Alert

Through SH syndication at Afternic

Swiqo.com
Price $1699
Expected commission $424

The name was sold 2 hours after it was approved.

Congratulations bro

ollybode:
Sales alert *****
Denverhomeremodel.com:. $110 inbound, hold time; 10days to expire
Purchase: Hand reg fee.
Outbackseptic.com : $500
Purchase: $2.99 porkbun
Got an inbound offer of $100 24hours after reg, I counter with $1250, buyer counter with $500 and I accepted.

** I thank God for the sale****

For people that needs personal email address visit uk2//net to buy £0.50/month

Zubbykan007:
For people that needs personal email address visit uk2//net to buy £0.50/month

Thanks. What about mails entering Spam folders?

Hello guys. What's the investment on BrandBucket marketplace like?
I submitted like 105 owned names (All Squadhelp rejected) and 40 got approved.
My question is will it be wise to pay the $10 listing fees for the 40 names ($400 in total) to list the domains on BB marketplace?
I have not heard much domain sale BrandBucket especially on this thread.
Cc Haykay2005, Branduche, Farouksenior, 2sexycom, Beckplanet, Tranxo, all brandable gurus

Osnami:
Hello guys. What's the investment on BrandBucket marketplace like?
I submitted like 105 owned names (All Squadhelp rejected) and 40 got approved.
My question is will it be wise to pay the $10 listing fees for the 40 names ($400 in total) to list the domains on BB marketplace?
I have not heard much domain sale BrandBucket especially on this thread.
Cc Haykay2005, Branduche, Farouksenior, 2sexycom, Beckplanet, Tranxo, all brandable gurus

How did you submit all the names on Brandbucket? Did you use $1 BB credit for each? If you did then listing is free as there is no need of paying $10 listing fee for each name again, but if you are still operating with the old account where you list free, then maybe you have to pay the $10 listing fee per name (You can further confirm from the support).
On the Sales through Rate (STR) at BB, it is Relative
(Varying from one member to another, BB currently have over 90,000 names listed on their marketplace) so the chances that your names sales quickly will be pretty slim considering your 40 names will be competing with the other 90k names in the marketplace, of whom some sellers owns thousands in their portfolio.)
Personally i haven't had any success at BB like i did in SH but i believe some others here have in the past, and even currently now because i still see alot of reported BB sales in their slack channel. Like i said everything is Relative as it differs for each seller, so you might give it a punt if you got the funds. But again you need to have a deep pocket to make these investments.

Peace

2sexycom:
Morgan Linton is a domainer. If you have been reading Domaining.com, you should/would come across these guys...

Oh. I thought he is the owner of Lipton tea

ollybode:
Sales alert *****
Denverhomeremodel.com:. $110 inbound, hold time; 10days to expire
Purchase: Hand reg fee.
Outbackseptic.com : $500
Purchase: $2.99 porkbun
Got an inbound offer of $100 24hours after reg, I counter with $1250, buyer counter with $500 and I accepted.

** I thank God for the sale****

Congrats. Many would have countered with $250. To each his own.

sammchuck1:


Good tip. It has given me some fresh ideas.
"You're a good salesman and I like that" - Have you sent him your CV for immediate employment?

Lwkmd

Osnami:
Hello guys. What's the investment on BrandBucket marketplace like?
I submitted like 105 owned names (All Squadhelp rejected) and 40 got approved.
My question is will it be wise to pay the $10 listing fees for the 40 names ($400 in total) to list the domains on BB marketplace?
I have not heard much domain sale BrandBucket especially on this thread.
Cc Haykay2005, Branduche, Farouksenior, 2sexycom, Beckplanet, Tranxo, all brandable gurus

Oga don answer you.

But seriously!!!! You placed my name among these domain name hall of famers? Something great must be in the offing for me.

I claim it in Jesus name oo. Amen.

tranxo:

Oga don answer you.

But seriously!!!! You placed my name among these domain name hall of famers?

I claim it in Jesus name oo. Amen.

tranxo:

Oh. I thought he is the owner of Lipton tea

This man will not kee somebody o

Ollybode please I need your inputs sir.

Can we talk on WhatsApp?
. Please message me.

tranxo:

Oga don answer you.

But seriously!!!! You placed my name among these domain name hall of famers? Something great must be in the offing for me.

I claim it in Jesus name oo. Amen.

Just Passing

beckplanet:

How did you submit all the names on Brandbucket? Did you use $1 BB credit for each? If you did then listing is free as there is no need of paying $10 listing fee for each name again, but if you are still operating with the old account where you list free, then maybe you have to pay the $10 listing fee per name (You can further confirm from the support).
On the Sales through Rate (STR) at BB, it is Relative
(Varying from one member to another, BB currently have over 90,000 names listed on their marketplace) so the chances that your names sales quickly will be pretty slim considering your 40 names will be competing with the other 90k names in the marketplace, of whom some sellers owns thousands in their portfolio.)
Personally i haven't had any success at BB like i did in SH but i believe some others here have in the past, and even currently now because i still see alot of reported BB sales in their slack channel. Like i said everything is Relative as it differs for each seller, so you might give it a punt if you got the funds. But again you need to have a deep pocket to make these investments.

Peace

Good morning. I listed with BB coin. Thanks for the reply

sammchuck1:


I respect ur opinion but we're looking at the hard data here.

go and check more hand data on SH

AAA593:

Thanks. What about mails entering Spam folders?

I think there are some words you shouldn't include in your sales later, to avoid going to spam

Zubbykan007:
I think there are some words you shouldn't include in your sales later, to avoid going to spam

Please name some

tranxo:

Congrats. Many would have countered with $250. To each his own.

I tell you. Just look at his initial offer, if you don't have experience you will even go below $250 whereas the man budgeted like $500+

AAA593:

Please name some

Manipulative: creating unnecessary urgency or pressure
Needy: sounding desperate or exaggerated claims
Sleazy: being too pushy
Cheap: no pre-qualifications, everybody wins
Far-fetched: statements that are too good to be true
Shady: ethically or legally questionable behavior




Manipulative words and phrases
There is nothing wrong with urging your reader to take action, but spam filters often penalize emails with subject lines that create unnecessary urgency and pressure. If everything you send is “urgent,” then nothing is, at least in your recipient’s mind. On the other hand, if there’s enough value in what you have to offer to your readers, urgency will happen organically. In the meantime, avoid using the following spam trigger words:
1. Act now
2. Action
3. Apply now
4. Apply online
5. Buy
6. Buy direct
7. Call
8. Call now
9. Click here
10. Clearance
11. Click here
12. Do it today
13. Don’t delete
14. Drastically reduced
15. Exclusive deal
16. Expire
17. Get
18. Get it now
19. Get started now
20. Important information regarding
21. Instant
22. Limited time
23. New customers only
24. Now only
25. Offer expires
26. Once in a lifetime
27. Order now
28. Please read
29. Special promotion
30. Take action
31. This won’t last
32. Urgent
33. While stocks last
Needy words and phrases
Your email subscribers are looking for immediate value when they see your subject line; they want to know exactly what they’ll get when they click on your email. If you’re truly offering something of value, there’s no need for you to be desperate or make exaggerated claims. Here are some words and phrases that smell like desperation:
34. 100%
35. All-new
36. Bargain
37. Best price
38. Bonus
39. Email marketing
40. Free
41. For instant access
42. Free gift
43. Free trial
44. Have you been turned down?
45. Great offer
46. Join millions of Americans
47. Incredible deal
48. Prize
49. Satisfaction guaranteed
50. Will not believe your eyes
Sleazy words and phrases
Each subject line sends an important signal to your readers. Are you adding value in a friendly and non-intrusive way? Or are you being pushy? Notice how the following words and phrases make you feel a little hesitant. No one likes to be pressured, so avoid using them in your subject lines.
51. As seen on
52. Click here
53. Click below
54. Deal
55. Direct email
56. Direct marketing
57. Do it today
58. Order now
59. Order today
60. Unlimited
61. What are you waiting for?
62. Visit our website
Cheap words and phrases
One thing to keep in mind when offering something is that the more available it is, the lower its perceived value. In other words, people want what they can’t have. So if your subject lines comprise pre-qualification phrases such as “Congratulations!” or have an “everybody wins!” vibe to them, your email is likely to end up in spam. Instead, avoid the following spam filter words and try to position your value proposition in a way that makes the prospect chase you :
63. Acceptance
64. Access
65. Avoid bankruptcy
66. Boss
67. Cancel
68. Card accepted
69. Certified
70. Cheap
71. Compare
72. Compare rates
73. Congratulations
74. Credit card offers
75. Cures
76. Dear [personalization variable]
77. Dear friend
78. Drastically reduced
79. Easy terms
80. Free grant money
81. Free hosting
82. Free info
83. Free membership
84. Friend
85. Get out of debt
86. Giving away
87. Guarantee
88. Guaranteed
89. Have you been turned down?
90. Hello
91. Information you requested
92. Join millions
93. No age restrictions
94. No catch
95. No experience
96. No obligation
97. No purchase necessary
98. No questions asked
99. No strings attached
100. Offer
101. Opportunity
102. Save big
103. Winner
104. Winning
105. Won
106. You are a winner!
107. You’ve been selected!
Far-fetched words and phrases
Phrases such as “while you sleep” are simply too good to be true. Today, readers can spot a lie from miles away so if they feel that your offer is hard to believe, there’s a strong chance that email spam filters will also pick up on it. Generally, you don’t want to oversell so try to limit the use of the following words and phrases that can make your message seem far-fetched:
108. Additional income
109. All-natural
110. Amazing
111. Be your own boss
112. Big bucks
113. Billion
114. Billion dollars
115. Cash
116. Cash bonus
117. Consolidate debt and credit
118. Consolidate your debt
119. Double your income
120. Earn
121. Earn cash
122. Earn extra cash
123. Eliminate bad credit
124. Eliminate debt
125. Extra
126. Fantastic deal
127. Financial freedom
128. Financially independent
129. Free investment
130. Free money
131. Get paid
132. Home
133. Home-based
134. Income
135. Increase sales
136. Increase traffic
137. Lose
138. Lose weight
139. Money back
140. No catch
141. No fees
142. No hidden costs
143. No strings attached
144. Potential earnings
145. Pure profit
146. Removes wrinkles
147. Reverses aging
148. Risk-free
149. Serious cash
150. Stop snoring
151. Vacation
152. Vacation offers
153. Weekend getaway
154. Weight loss
155. While you sleep
156. Work from home
Shady words and phrases
As long as there are gullible people in the world, there will always be shady individuals trying to take advantage of them. Your intentions may be good. Nevertheless, the following words are associated with ethically or legally questionable behavior and may, therefore, trigger the spam filter so use them with caution:
157. Addresses
158. Beneficiary
159. Billing
160. Casino
161. Celebrity
162. Collect child support
163. Copy DVDs
164. Fast viagra delivery
165. Hidden
166. Human growth hormone
167. In accordance with laws
168. Investment
169. Junk
170. Legal
171. Life insurance
172. Loan
173. Lottery
174. Luxury car
175. Medicine
176. Meet singles
177. Message contains
178. Miracle
179. Money
180. Multi-level marketing
181. Nigerian
182. Offshore
183. Online degree
184. Online pharmacy
185. Passwords
186. Refinance
187. Request
188. Rolex
189. Score
190. Social security number
191. Spam
192. This isn’t spam
193. Undisclosed recipient
194. University diplomas
195. Unsecured credit
196. Unsolicited
197. US dollars
198. Valium
199. Viagra
200. Vicodin
201. Warranty
202. Xanax
Trying to navigate spam filters can be frustrating, especially if you’re in an industry that relies heavily on some of the words listed above (for example, banking, finance, and e-commerce). However, all that may be required from you is to think creatively and use your storytelling skills to go beyond feature-oriented terms and focus on the benefits you can provide to your readers.
Don’t get caught by email spam filters again
Like most people, you may not be sending spam on purpose. But if you happen to use one of the 202 words on this list a few too many times, your email is likely to be caught by a spam filter before your subscriber even has a chance to look at it. To keep your deliverability rate high and customers highly engaged, be sure to refer to this list regularly to ensure you’re not engaging in unintentional spammy behavior.

iykepromotions:
parking simply means submitting your domain name to a parking company(there are many of them) once the ownership is confirmed, they will place adverts all over the domain and it will look exactly like a website. now this is how you make money; whenever a visitor visits and CLICK on any advert, the domain owner earns a commission. however there are some factors to consider in both parking and selling if you want to have a success story. not all domains are parkable. payments are issued out on different dates of a new month depending on your parking company.eg bodis.com pay on the 7th of every new month unfailingly except you want to rollover the payment.

I made 10k within a week of little deed. Hello for those of you interested in cryptocurrency, I've got some business deal for you! Congratulations. Come earn free crypto doing simple tasks and exchange for money(USD). I will teach you how in my WhatsApp group all about this new opportunity. If you are interested, DM me now on WhatsApp 09011094534 to save a slot.

[quote author=leunamme93 post=50624977]Mr Iyke
What happenned to the other thread and it seems your account has been blocked too with this new


I made 10k within a week of little deed. Hello for those of you interested in cryptocurrency, I've got some business deal for you! Congratulations. Come earn free crypto doing simple tasks and exchange for money(USD). I will teach you how in my WhatsApp group all about this new opportunity. If you are interested, DM me now on WhatsApp 09011094534 to save a slot.

mayhon:
Ollybode please I need your inputs sir.

Can we talk on WhatsApp?
08099886971. Please message me.

I made 10k within a week of little deed. Hello for those of you interested in cryptocurrency, I've got some business deal for you! Congratulations. Come earn free crypto doing simple tasks and exchange for money(USD). I will teach you how in my WhatsApp group all about this new opportunity. If you are interested, DM me now on WhatsApp 09011094534 to save a slot.

tranxo:

Oh. I thought he is the owner of Lipton tea

I made 10k within a week of little deed. Hello for those of you interested in cryptocurrency, I've got some business deal for you! Congratulations. Come earn free crypto doing simple tasks and exchange for money(USD). I will teach you how in my WhatsApp group all about this new opportunity. If you are interested, DM me now on WhatsApp 09011094534 to save a slot.

Zubbykan007:

Manipulative: creating unnecessary urgency or pressure
Needy: sounding desperate or exaggerated claims
Sleazy: being too pushy
Cheap: no pre-qualifications, everybody wins
Far-fetched: statements that are too good to be true
Shady: ethically or legally questionable behavior




Manipulative words and phrases
There is nothing wrong with urging your reader to take action, but spam filters often penalize emails with subject lines that create unnecessary urgency and pressure. If everything you send is “urgent,” then nothing is, at least in your recipient’s mind. On the other hand, if there’s enough value in what you have to offer to your readers, urgency will happen organically. In the meantime, avoid using the following spam trigger words:
1. Act now
2. Action
3. Apply now
4. Apply online
5. Buy
6. Buy direct
7. Call
8. Call now
9. Click here
10. Clearance
11. Click here
12. Do it today
13. Don’t delete
14. Drastically reduced
15. Exclusive deal
16. Expire
17. Get
18. Get it now
19. Get started now
20. Important information regarding
21. Instant
22. Limited time
23. New customers only
24. Now only
25. Offer expires
26. Once in a lifetime
27. Order now
28. Please read
29. Special promotion
30. Take action
31. This won’t last
32. Urgent
33. While stocks last
Needy words and phrases
Your email subscribers are looking for immediate value when they see your subject line; they want to know exactly what they’ll get when they click on your email. If you’re truly offering something of value, there’s no need for you to be desperate or make exaggerated claims. Here are some words and phrases that smell like desperation:
34. 100%
35. All-new
36. Bargain
37. Best price
38. Bonus
39. Email marketing
40. Free
41. For instant access
42. Free gift
43. Free trial
44. Have you been turned down?
45. Great offer
46. Join millions of Americans
47. Incredible deal
48. Prize
49. Satisfaction guaranteed
50. Will not believe your eyes
Sleazy words and phrases
Each subject line sends an important signal to your readers. Are you adding value in a friendly and non-intrusive way? Or are you being pushy? Notice how the following words and phrases make you feel a little hesitant. No one likes to be pressured, so avoid using them in your subject lines.
51. As seen on
52. Click here
53. Click below
54. Deal
55. Direct email
56. Direct marketing
57. Do it today
58. Order now
59. Order today
60. Unlimited
61. What are you waiting for?
62. Visit our website
Cheap words and phrases
One thing to keep in mind when offering something is that the more available it is, the lower its perceived value. In other words, people want what they can’t have. So if your subject lines comprise pre-qualification phrases such as “Congratulations!” or have an “everybody wins!” vibe to them, your email is likely to end up in spam. Instead, avoid the following spam filter words and try to position your value proposition in a way that makes the prospect chase you :
63. Acceptance
64. Access
65. Avoid bankruptcy
66. Boss
67. Cancel
68. Card accepted
69. Certified
70. Cheap
71. Compare
72. Compare rates
73. Congratulations
74. Credit card offers
75. Cures
76. Dear [personalization variable]
77. Dear friend
78. Drastically reduced
79. Easy terms
80. Free grant money
81. Free hosting
82. Free info
83. Free membership
84. Friend
85. Get out of debt
86. Giving away
87. Guarantee
88. Guaranteed
89. Have you been turned down?
90. Hello
91. Information you requested
92. Join millions
93. No age restrictions
94. No catch
95. No experience
96. No obligation
97. No purchase necessary
98. No questions asked
99. No strings attached
100. Offer
101. Opportunity
102. Save big
103. Winner
104. Winning
105. Won
106. You are a winner!
107. You’ve been selected!
Far-fetched words and phrases
Phrases such as “while you sleep” are simply too good to be true. Today, readers can spot a lie from miles away so if they feel that your offer is hard to believe, there’s a strong chance that email spam filters will also pick up on it. Generally, you don’t want to oversell so try to limit the use of the following words and phrases that can make your message seem far-fetched:
108. Additional income
109. All-natural
110. Amazing
111. Be your own boss
112. Big bucks
113. Billion
114. Billion dollars
115. Cash
116. Cash bonus
117. Consolidate debt and credit
118. Consolidate your debt
119. Double your income
120. Earn
121. Earn cash
122. Earn extra cash
123. Eliminate bad credit
124. Eliminate debt
125. Extra
126. Fantastic deal
127. Financial freedom
128. Financially independent
129. Free investment
130. Free money
131. Get paid
132. Home
133. Home-based
134. Income
135. Increase sales
136. Increase traffic
137. Lose
138. Lose weight
139. Money back
140. No catch
141. No fees
142. No hidden costs
143. No strings attached
144. Potential earnings
145. Pure profit
146. Removes wrinkles
147. Reverses aging
148. Risk-free
149. Serious cash
150. Stop snoring
151. Vacation
152. Vacation offers
153. Weekend getaway
154. Weight loss
155. While you sleep
156. Work from home
Shady words and phrases
As long as there are gullible people in the world, there will always be shady individuals trying to take advantage of them. Your intentions may be good. Nevertheless, the following words are associated with ethically or legally questionable behavior and may, therefore, trigger the spam filter so use them with caution:
157. Addresses
158. Beneficiary
159. Billing
160. Casino
161. Celebrity
162. Collect child support
163. Copy DVDs
164. Fast viagra delivery
165. Hidden
166. Human growth hormone
167. In accordance with laws
168. Investment
169. Junk
170. Legal
171. Life insurance
172. Loan
173. Lottery
174. Luxury car
175. Medicine
176. Meet singles
177. Message contains
178. Miracle
179. Money
180. Multi-level marketing
181. Nigerian
182. Offshore
183. Online degree
184. Online pharmacy
185. Passwords
186. Refinance
187. Request
188. Rolex
189. Score
190. Social security number
191. Spam
192. This isn’t spam
193. Undisclosed recipient
194. University diplomas
195. Unsecured credit
196. Unsolicited
197. US dollars
198. Valium
199. Viagra
200. Vicodin
201. Warranty
202. Xanax
Trying to navigate spam filters can be frustrating, especially if you’re in an industry that relies heavily on some of the words listed above (for example, banking, finance, and e-commerce). However, all that may be required from you is to think creatively and use your storytelling skills to go beyond feature-oriented terms and focus on the benefits you can provide to your readers.
Don’t get caught by email spam filters again
Like most people, you may not be sending spam on purpose. But if you happen to use one of the 202 words on this list a few too many times, your email is likely to be caught by a spam filter before your subscriber even has a chance to look at it. To keep your deliverability rate high and customers highly engaged, be sure to refer to this list regularly to ensure you’re not engaging in unintentional spammy behavior.

Thanks. If you remove all these, how will the sales be?

Agomuofavour01:





I made 10k within a week of little deed. Hello for those of you interested in cryptocurrency, I've got some business deal for you! Congratulations. Come earn free crypto doing simple tasks and exchange for money(USD). I will teach you how in my WhatsApp group all about this new opportunity. If you are interested, DM me now on WhatsApp 09011094534 to save a slot.

Wrong thread. I listed a domain for $22,000 and you are talking about #10k on this dollar thread. Be careful

UrFears:

Oga abeg no carry any Rubbish *buy Ebook* stuff come into our lovely trend, Real bosses have been dishing out tutorials here for free, buh because you had 135 names on SH (without any sale o), you're already feeling on top of the world.
Seriously, with all due respect if you cant share your knowledge free here, just Bleep off and die with it. Imagine if all the bosses decides to be selling ebooks instead of giving free Infos here, dont just carry information marketing come here o. I have 50 names with Squadhelp, and I was able to do that with @beckplanet tutorial and some other bosses tips they drop here.
Please just pray for Gods Grace, so you can make sales and not be looking for Avenue to extort money from people, I no say na lack of sales cause am.

mr. Man calm down... your mentality is bad for business. Because you got this thread for free doesnt make it free information. The owner of this thread made it free from his own self will and can wake up one day and decide to monitize it.. theres nothing bad in someone trying to sell his horned skill. Sometimes i think we africans we are too wicked to see others progress .. . You think the free information you have here is enough for you.? Think big . Goto dnacademy and see trends that you will never see on NP/google .. stop acting like a child ,and be a man ,if you have money why not invest in yourself instead of spoiling someone else hardwork...... u wetin u dey wait before u do your own free ebook... appreciate the the info you get for free and acknowledge the fact that it shouldnt be for free ,but you got it because you are favored.nobe your papa right or some govt empowerment.....

And to those who are seconding you via likes . I am very sure they are the new monikers that just joined.. dont get carried away

Agomuofavour01:


I made 10k within a week of little deed. Hello for those of you interested in cryptocurrency, I've got some business deal for you! Congratulations. Come earn free crypto doing simple tasks and exchange for money(USD). I will teach you how in my WhatsApp group all about this new opportunity. If you are interested, DM me now on WhatsApp 09011094534 to save a slot.

Have sense na.

AAA593:

Thanks. If you remove all these, how will the sales be?

Sales? Your Sales has nothing to do with this trigger words..... it takes hardwork and God grace to sell domain names

Zubbykan007:
Sales? Your Sales has nothing to do with this trigger words..... it takes hardwork and God grace to sell domain names

Referring to sales letter. Thanks