Promxy94:


Depends on my pocket at that point in time and venue of the offer.

Yes i will counter if it's by mail to $299

If it's through Dan and other marketplace. I will view the buyer ist and if am to counter it won't be more than $200.

But if I want to sell I just accept it after all how much did I buy the domain.



I recieved an offer for a domain name via epik

Domain is priced $400 and above.

Offer of $250 came in, and I countered to $350.

Buyer didn't reply again even after sending him series of messages and promo offers of getting the name for the same $250 later on.


Above all Let's not forget that everything still boils down to GOD GRACE.

Yeah, everything boils down to Grace finally sha..

I get ur point tho, you've probably had more buyers run away after u counter than when u accepted their first offer that's why. The reverse is the case for me..

thorrvik55:


Yeah, everything boils down to Grace finally sha..

I get ur point tho, you've probably had more buyers run away after u counter than when u accepted their first offer that's why. The reverse is the case for me..

Yes you get the point....

Who has sold a domain with .co extension before?

"Depend on your pocket," I think that's a valid point from @promxy94. We should all bear in mind that not all inquiries or offers lead to sale. So, the issue of whether to or not to counter an offer is situational, just like @promyxy94 put it.

Permit me to say this, there is element of grace in domain business. Whether we like or not, I know some people may not agree with my school of thought while some will

ollybode:
"Depend on your pocket," I think that's a valid point from @promxy94. We should all bear in mind that not all inquiries or offers lead to sale. So, the issue of whether to or not to counter an offer is situational, just like @promyxy94 put it.

Permit me to say this, there is element of grace in domain business. Whether we like or not, I know some people may not agree with my school of thought while some will

100% @ the bolded. That u countered today and buyer went silent does not mean tomorrow if u accept offer straight away he would pay up..

Las las na who de see sales go de counter upan dan! If u no see sales any chance of offer na to accept and pray buyer pays.


Ps: u see those 100,150 sales ehhn, they do add up

ollybode:
"Depend on your pocket," I think that's a valid point from @promxy94. We should all bear in mind that not all inquiries or offers lead to sale. So, the issue of whether to or not to counter an offer is situational, just like @promyxy94 put it.

Permit me to say this, there is element of grace in domain business. Whether we like or not, I know some people may not agree with my school of thought while some will

I sight you brother...

You have given a comprehensive summary of the issue.

Dreydoe:
Where you able to gather emails with geo keyword like "Newyork Seo" and not the generic "Seo" he used in the video.

I tried using "Newyork Seo" and got no results while the generic "SEO" got me lots of emails.


If you have a domain name like AustinSeodotcom and you gather emails for the entire SEO in Usa for outbound that is spamming o.

Doesn't work on my end or maybe am getting something wrong sha.

YES I WAS ABLE BUT NOT an seo domain in that site below the state there is also space for city just fill it then search copy the link go back to google paste and put the @ something just watch the video again and navigate the site.

TheSTreetman:
In conclusion, No one is 100% sure the one that'll workout that moment.

Inbound, may work out easily with counter or no counter offer but Outbound is where the issues is waiting for you. So whether you counter attack or No counter... Nwanne, Domain wey go sell go sell..

I believe everyone has experience each of them and you can't decide which one that has worked perfectly for you.

!!!
Na your buyer go buy, person wey no be your buyer, even if Dan secure payment, ee no go buy (we have seen those cases)

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Breast is one of the hottest keywords in US now

itzzkhaliii:


YES I WAS ABLE BUT NOT an seo domain in that site below the state there is also space for city just fill it then search copy the link go back to google paste and put the @ something just watch the video again and navigate the site.

That thing is trash. It displays emails of people from other cities instead of the one you want and it also gives you the email address of people offering other services.

MrJoker:


That thing is trash. It displays emails of people from other cities instead of the one you want and it also gives you the email address of people offering other services.

It's not trash if you filled in correctly but my own concern is, how do you get emails that's this way firstname@xxxx.com

I need the help of people who have followed leads for several times (3+) before making some sales. I'm a bit lost for what to do here.

I currently have three people that have expressed interest in what I offered them in the past 1-2 weeks. But they're not taking the action I expected.

- One said he'd tell the IT guy and finance to proceed last week. Followed up and still waiting.

- Another said he'd buy, but didn't do anything after being sent instructions on how to proceed. Followed up and no response.

- The third asked how to proceed; I responded and followed up. No action.

I was wondering if someone that followed up several times before a sale can please help with the series of emails they sent (what each was about). I'm confused at this point. Thanks in anticipation.

AwesomeDuru and all other BOSSES
Please help.
How do I reply this?
The name is an EMD and it's drone related

ikhalyfah:
Las las na who de see sales go de counter upan dan! If u no see sales any chance of offer na to accept and pray buyer pays.


Ps: u see those 100,150 sales ehhn, they do add up

You're right. Any offer over $98 will be accepted .

U1:
I need the help of people who have followed leads for several times (3+) before making some sales. I'm a bit lost for what to do here.

I currently have three people that have expressed interest in what I offered them in the past 1-2 weeks. But they're not taking the action I expected.

- One said he'd tell the IT guy and finance to proceed last week. Followed up and still waiting.

- Another said he'd buy, but didn't do anything after being sent instructions on how to proceed. Followed up and no response.

- The third asked how to proceed; I responded and followed up. No action.

I was wondering if someone that followed up several times before a sale can please help with the series of emails they sent (what each was about). I'm confused at this point. Thanks in anticipation.

maybe your BIN is too high?

ollybode:
"Depend on your pocket," I think that's a valid point from @promxy94. We should all bear in mind that not all inquiries or offers lead to sale. So, the issue of whether to or not to counter an offer is situational, just like @promyxy94 put it.

Permit me to say this, there is element of grace in domain business. Whether we like or not, I know some people may not agree with my school of thought while some will

What sort of grace? Spiritual grace or just luck?

Sapiosexuality:
What sort of grace? Spiritual grace or just luck?

To him, it's Grace.. To u it might be luck or whatever u like to call it

Dreydoe:
maybe your BIN is too high?

Me wey be no-baller, mostly.

I'm just starting to increase prices a little bit because I have yet to sell any domain name for more than $350.

I thought if I don't set an amount higher then I can never break that threshold. Even at that, I think less than 10-15% of my total Geo domains are priced higher than 399 out of the door.

U1:
I need the help of people who have followed leads for several times (3+) before making some sales. I'm a bit lost for what to do here.

I currently have three people that have expressed interest in what I offered them in the past 1-2 weeks. But they're not taking the action I expected.

- One said he'd tell the IT guy and finance to proceed last week. Followed up and still waiting.

- Another said he'd buy, but didn't do anything after being sent instructions on how to proceed. Followed up and no response.

- The third asked how to proceed; I responded and followed up. No action.

I was wondering if someone that followed up several times before a sale can please help with the series of emails they sent (what each was about). I'm confused at this point. Thanks in anticipation.

I'm actually at the same spot now. My trick is, remind them after every 3-7 days until they say No. If I were in their shoes any attempt at bombardment will be seen as desperation and any attempt at desperation is an opportunity to either buy it low or conclude the domain is trash you want to throw out.

thorrvik55:


To him, it's Grace.. To u it might be luck or whatever u like to call it

But objectively speaking, is it? How many VIP domainers worldwide have this grace?

alawi5k:
You're right. Any offer over $98 will be accepted .

Even for something like ChicagoDentist in king, for example?

TheSTreetman:
In conclusion, No one is 100% sure the one that'll workout that moment.

Inbound, may work out easily with counter or no counter offer but Outbound is where the issues is waiting for you. So whether you counter attack or No counter... Nwanne, Domain wey go sell go sell..

I believe everyone has experience each of them and you can't decide which one that has worked perfectly for you.

It's one of those things. For now, I'm not sure again which one is best, accept or counter. I must say that, the end user made a very, very generous offer for that domain. The domain I purchased two days ago. It's still a learning curve for me tho.

Sapiosexuality:
I'm actually at the same spot now. My trick is, remind them after every 3-7 days until they say No. If I were in their shoes any attempt at bombardment will be seen as desperation and any attempt at desperation is an opportunity to either buy it low or conclude the domain is trash you want to throw out.

Yeah, you have a point. I usually leave several days before the first follow up as well. I don't like pestering people "unnecessarily."

Talking about reminders, could you give examples of what you type in each message or do you just repeat the same message each time?

U1:


Yeah, you have a point. I usually leave several days before the first follow up as well. I don't like pestering people "unnecessarily."

Talking about reminders, could you give examples of what you type in each message or do you just repeat the same message each time?

No, I don't type the same message. It depends on what the person said.

For example one of them told me he's waiting for his IT person to come do the transaction but after waiting for days I reminded him what he told me and asked if everything was okay and if he is still interested and he said yes. Whatever he says next will guide my next comment but if he remains quiet I will mail him telling him I'm still waiting for his response and I'm ready to help or guide him if he still wants the domain.

nwosue67:

Please can someone reply me on this please

If you're confident in the quality of the domain, register it. It doesn't matter whether e don tey for ED or not. I've picked up and sold a domain that have been on ED for two months +

nwosue67:

Please can someone reply me on this please

6 days ago? It doesn't matter. That is nothing. What you should concern yourself about is the quality of the name and if you want to go further, you can also if it is banned by Google. But why are you concerned about that? Any story or myth you heard?

Sapiosexuality:
No, I don't type the same message. It depends on what the person said.

For example one of them told me he's waiting for his IT person to come do the transaction but after waiting for days I reminded him what he told me and asked if everything was okay and if he is still interested and he said yes. Whatever he says next will guide my next comment but if he remains quiet I will mail him telling him I'm still waiting for his response and I'm ready to help or guide him if he still wants the domain.

Thanks, you made sense.