priceaction:

If yes, for learning purposes though, how popular the business is? Then the keyword "shoe repair" may not fly in my own opinion because of familiarity of the name.

I can't really say how popular the name is and the isn't good I think. Just to let you know something like exist in the US ni jare

meetme01:
Is Dyanot now 8.99?

Pls,help

There is $5.99 promo for Re-registration only

viktor88:
Outbounding na work.

One annoying thing is Google map and yelp bring cities that you didn't ask them. Causing you to start spamming.

sir If it is a case whereby a company runs services within cities of close range like a repair services in the Delaware also covers cities like Philadelphia Baltimore and etc and you have your keyword to be Baltimore can you outbound to them too

Liftkid:


Wow! The sale came too fast!

Truckescorts// king

Sales price; $500
Holdtime ; 2 months
Picked from E.d
Outbound; About 30 contacts
Imported lead and we used epik's escrow.
$475 received.!

I've spent some times researching about this name , what did you actually check that make you think it would sell ?

Can't just figure it out

toby345:
sir If it is a case whereby a company runs services within cities of close range like a repair services in the Delaware also covers cities like Philadelphia Baltimore and etc and you have your keyword to be Baltimore can you outbound to them too

I don't know.

I feel its spamming

Transaction completed

Ottawa/metal/roof/king

$500 CAD

Epik

5 days

Outbound

#DivineGrace

congrats

alawi5k:
Transaction completed

Ottawametalroof/king

$500 CAD

Epik

5 days

Outbound

#DivineGrace

mumin4sure:


I've spent some times researching about this name , what did you actually check that make you think it would sell ?

Can't just figure it out

Hello bro. Truck escorting is same thing as pilot car services.

Quickly check out pilot car services and see how many companies in the state that renders such service.


There is even a company in the network that uses NewyorkTruckescorts///// king

ikhalyfah:


You got me this is my first registered. Actually acquired it (for a discount) to learn more, because i believe having a domain at hand will help in testing some domaining skills.
Secondly, i too believe the domain is unique because of its specificity. Hopefully it will find its way out of my hand before time for renewal comes.
Lastly, I will continue to read, read and keep trying different skills, keep reaching out to targets until the "specific" buyer comes.
Thanks for your feedback thou. Appreciate

remember this? you are the don now. lol

A very effective way to find End users

So say I want to sell the domain name foodbank.us (actual domain I own). I would go to Google search and type in the exact line below...

site:facebook.com "gmail" foodbank

Other examples that might give you better (more) results would be:

site:facebook.com "gmail" foodbank South Carolina
site:facebook.com "gmail" foodbank Florida
site:facebook.com "gmail" foodbank Nevada


You just replace foodbank / location with whatever keywords fit your domain name...meaning there are millions of potential clients at your fingertips now for all your domains.

The Google Chrome extension I use so that I don't have to copy and paste each email individually can be found by typing "email extractor google chrome extension" in Google search. Also to make this a bit easier I change my Google search results to show 100 instead of 10. You can do this by going to google .com/preferences

I turn the Chrome extension off whenever I am not using it because it does slow things down.

this same method can also be used on linkedin


Thanks to Michael Norris who dropped the tip on namepros , i decided to bring it here for us

Opistorincos:



I remember I subscribed to your class sir. We didn't eventually get anywhere with it sir. Let's have a chat sir.

What do you mean by the Bolden sir?

mumin4sure:
A very effective way to find End users

So say I want to sell the domain name foodbank.us (actual domain I own). I would go to Google search and type in the exact line below...

site:facebook.com "gmail" foodbank

this same method can also be used on linkedin


Thanks to Michael Norris who dropped the tip on namepros , i decided to bring it here for us

God bless you for this. Just tried it out, making too much sense.

johnoj24:

I prefer moving and movers instead of mover. IMO don't go for it

The Mover is even far better than the "moving" But the movers is better than all.
Movers is good in the sense that the job is a constant one and it can be used by only one person

mumin4sure:
A very effective way to find End users

So say I want to sell the domain name foodbank.us (actual domain I own). I would go to Google search and type in the exact line below...

site:facebook.com "gmail" foodbank

Thanks to Michael Norris who dropped the tip on namepros , i decided to bring it here for us

Thanks and God bless for sharing

mumin4sure:
A very effective way to find End users

So say I want to sell the domain name foodbank.us (actual domain I own). I would go to Google search and type in the exact line below...

site:facebook.com "gmail" foodbank

Other examples that might give you better (more) results would be:

site:facebook.com "gmail" foodbank South Carolina
site:facebook.com "gmail" foodbank Florida
site:facebook.com "gmail" foodbank Nevada


You just replace foodbank / location with whatever keywords fit your domain name...meaning there are millions of potential clients at your fingertips now for all your domains.

The Google Chrome extension I use so that I don't have to copy and paste each email individually can be found by typing "email extractor google chrome extension" in Google search. Also to make this a bit easier I change my Google search results to show 100 instead of 10. You can do this by going to google .com/preferences

I turn the Chrome extension off whenever I am not using it because it does slow things down.

this same method can also be used on linkedin


Thanks to Michael Norris who dropped the tip on namepros , i decided to bring it here for us

what abt companies that don't use Gmail
eg..imustsell@mydomain//king

gracias

Juanmata48:
this is good sir

Yes, awesome reply from awesomeduru.

When I dropped it to the end user, I could imagine him nodding his head in acceptance.

He said "ok, I will take it." Some minutes later, Laszlo congratulatory message followed.

halogate:



what abt companies that don't use Gmail
eg..imustsell@mydomain//king

gracias

Just play with the keyword "Gmail"
You can instead type in Yahoo, Hotmail, aol, even just @

Spiritualizt:
great pls how can I contact you i lost the email tied to this moniker

growrichtech-at-gmail-dot-com

tinnymerit:

Is it possible to have AdSense and affiliates on same website? What type of website can you advice somebody that can design website/video editing/a basic knowledge of pixel art ?

adsense and affiliate links are possible. don't bother yourself with web designing. make use of self hosted wordpress for free.

Sales Alert.

HendersonPressureWashing//King.
Sales Venue:Dan
Price:$150.
Hold Time: 6 days.

I got this domain mainly because I saw a particular pressure washing service at Henderson whose exact name was Henderson Pressure Washing. However, they don't have a website. I quickly registered it and contacted them by text message, contacted my favorite email scrapper, Opistorincos and as usual, he delivered swiftly. I did my outbounds to the other prospects I got from him. The guys whose service was an exact match to my domain never texted back anyways. As I was preparing to do a follow up to the initial mails I sent, I decided to see how much my mails were opened so that I'll draw up an order of priority in the follow up mail. I observed that one particular service opened my mail 30+ times. Sent the mail on The 29th and as at yesterday, they still opened the mail. I had a good feeling and sent only them a follow up telling them to make an offer. From $350, they beat it down to $150 and I accepted. The rest is history. For those still hoping on their first sale, continue pushing, it will eventually come. I wish myself and everyone else more sales.

Opistorincos:



I remember I subscribed to your class sir. We didn't eventually get anywhere with it sir. Let's have a chat sir.

yes, i know. that is why i specifically responded to you. please, shoot me an email

.

Firefox01:
Sales Alert.

HendersonPressureWashing//King.
Sales Venue:Dan
Price:$150.
Hold Time: 6 days.

I got this domain mainly because I saw a particular pressure washing service at Henderson whose exact name was Henderson Pressure Washing. However, they don't have a website. I quickly registered it and contacted them by text message, contacted my favorite email scrapper, Opistorincos and as usual, he delivered swiftly. I did my outbounds to the other prospects I got from him. The guys whose service was an exact match to my domain never texted back anyways. As I was preparing to do a follow up to the initial mails I sent, I decided to see how much my mails were opened so that I'll draw up an order of priority in the follow up mail. I observed that one particular service opened my mail 30+ times. Sent the mail on The 29th and as at yesterday, they still opened the mail. I had a good feeling and sent only them a follow up telling them to make an offer. From $350, they beat it down to $150 and I accepted. The rest is history. For those still hoping on their first sale, continue pushing, it will eventually come. I wish myself and everyone else more sales.

Which tracking app are you using ?

Hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah

First sales report:

Riverside//sreenprinting//king

Dan

$249.

I was still sending email,I didn't know that the domain has sold.After outbound I went to check my mail and I saw Simon's email...

Am very happy rn,at last my hardwork payed off.


Special thanks to promxy94.May God bless you and all your endeavors.

This might help someone:

% of where I sourced my emails from 2500 company domain names

Facebook - 44%
On Website (Homepage) - 31%
On Contact Us Page and Contact Form - 22%
Hunter.io - 3%

Hunter is always the last resort since they only give 50 searches per month

So, from my findings, Facebook still offers the best platform to pick a company's email address...followed by the website

mumin4sure:


Which tracking app are you using ?

Boomerang

logik29:
Hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah

First sales report:

Riverside//sreenprinting//king

Dan

$249.

I was still sending email,I didn't know that the domain has sold.After outbound I went to check my mail and I saw Simon's email...

Am very happy rn,at last my hardwork payed off.


Special thanks to promxy94.May God bless you and all your endeavors.

Congrats.

Firefox01:
Sales Alert.

HendersonPressureWashing//King.
Sales Venue:Dan
Price:$150.
Hold Time: 6 days.

I got this domain mainly because I saw a particular pressure washing service at Henderson whose exact name was Henderson Pressure Washing. However, they don't have a website. I quickly registered it and contacted them by text message, contacted my favorite email scrapper, Opistorincos and as usual, he delivered swiftly. I did my outbounds to the other prospects I got from him. The guys whose service was an exact match to my domain never texted back anyways. As I was preparing to do a follow up to the initial mails I sent, I decided to see how much my mails were opened so that I'll draw up an order of priority in the follow up mail. I observed that one particular service opened my mail 30+ times. Sent the mail on The 29th and as at yesterday, they still opened the mail. I had a good feeling and sent only them a follow up telling them to make an offer. From $350, they beat it down to $150 and I accepted. The rest is history. For those still hoping on their first sale, continue pushing, it will eventually come. I wish myself and everyone else more sales.

Would you please quote the email you sent to them to make an offer?

Sale Alert

Name: Tracefully () com
Venue: Squadhelp
Purchase price: SH Owned
Sale price: $1,399 (discounted from $1,699)
Net: $349
Hold time: 2 Months

Abdulasod:


Would you please quote the email you sent to them to make an offer?

Hello,

As is our policy after sending initial mails to our prospects, we follow up after some days.

We realize that you may perhaps find our initial asking price of $350 inconvenient for your service. This is why we are asking if you would like to make an offer for the domain HendersonPressureWashing//king

Owning this name and either redirecting it to your current website or building a website on it would be of great benefit because whenever anybody types these words "Henderson Pressure Washing" into a search engine, your company will definitely pop up first by virtue of you owning the name thereby giving you more exposure. I'm certain we can find a price that would suit both our needs for the domain name, HendersonPressureWashing//king.

I await your offer.

Please how do I proceed,dan is asking for authorization code and wether I prefer push or pull.
Thanks.

gentlewind:


Yes, awesome reply from awesomeduru.

When I dropped it to the end user, I could imagine him nodding his head in acceptance.

He said "ok, I will take it." Some minutes later, Laszlo congratulatory message followed.

Frankly speaking, when I read AwesomeDuru's reply template, I knew it will seal the deal as a freelance writer cum copywriter myself. It was a creative thinking and write up that anybody couldn't have faulted. This is why domain sales letters and follow up messages should be slightly different for every domain and/or potential buyer's response. Every potential buyer's reply should always influence our wording after quickly carrying out due diligence on him or her with the reply email ID information to evaluate how big he/his company is on Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.