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MichaelSokoto:"Sure" by whose definition? ![]() |
MichaelSokoto:The same you sef dey do am, ba? |
What's special or terrible about marrying at 35? Those of us older than that should do what, sir? I don't pray you have to wait until then, though. ![]() Don't give up yet, if you have passion for what you do. It will eventually pay off in that case. Just keep seeing or learning what you can do to try and improve your opportunities. You wrote that you're into marketing previously. Why not consider continuing to do that, at least on a part-time basis, for some earnings to take care of your expenses in the meantime. If that's not digital marketing, you may also explore that. |
epainos:So, in summary, were you saying that everyone has the capacity to learn money-making tech skills? That's what I think the person you quoted had in mind, not simply the ability to use tech devices. |
They still had the gut to send this! It's probably automated, I guess. ![]()
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You fellows are just joking. ^^ |
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I just wanted to warn anyone who might stumble on RillaHost and wants to sign up for a hosting package with them. They are unresponsive, stay away!!! I discovered about two weeks ago that a personal site I hosted with them was down. I emailed them to find out why. However, I have yet to receive a response until now. I later found out on X that some people had complained about something similar around September or October. They never responded to those people. At that point, I figured maybe my site had even been down for months because I rarely check or post on it. Worse, I haven't been downloading backups this year, unlike me. This is the worst hosting company I have come across. With this experience, I am now scared to try another Nigerian or obscure hosting company again! PS: I'm issuing this warning because their website was still up. Would have done so days ago but the forum was down. |
Congrats to tayorh, James39, and all other recent sellers. More sales for us all in Jesus name. Just thought I should mention that we should be checking not only the spam scores of expired domains but also those of the generated ones (the so-called "hang reg"). Many of these were also registered in the past before being dropped. I think I only started doing this late last year or this year. After I noticed a very high spam score for a "potential" brandable that I generated recently, I decided to check the spam scores of practically all the domains in my portfolio that I hadn't checked in the past. Found that a few had somewhat high spam scores, including some that I have owned for 2-3 years. |
duduade:Sorry, was the government the only group you saw as the problem from the write-up up there? |
Keep hope alive, sis. I really understand how you feel. There are many other people in the same shoes in this country. I heard a man lamenting on radio this morning that even PhD graduates were finding it hard to get jobs. Sometimes, graduating from a higher institution can appear like a "setup." Many graduates find it hard to go back and start learning trades that they didn't opt for originally and that don't require higher education. However, please reconsider the idea of not wanting to marry a non-graduate. Being a graduate does not mean a person is wise or right-thinking, as the general elections of this year showed. |
don22:Okay, thanks. |
iykepromotions:Thanks, boss. |
don22:Hello. Did you really include "offer" and "$100" in the subject line of the exact email that resulted in that sale? |
iykepromotions:Congrats on the sale, boss! A couple of questions, please: 1. It appears that you previously reduced the price to 100 bucks before hiking it and then doing those follow-ups. If yes, how long did that discount last? 2. How long after that discount did you do the follow-up that resulted in this sale? Thanks in anticipation! |
Congrats on your sales, Iyke! In other news, I logged in to my SquadHelp account today to find a message that, if you submit domain names that their AI Grader tags as potential fit for Premium with Coins, you would be refunded if such submissions are rejected. Isn't that just great! ![]() |
Average9jaman:I don't know where the "security question" came in from what you posted here. You're simply asked to verify your contact information. That email seemed to include a link that you're expected to click on. From my experience of WHOIS information verifications (I assume this is similar), you simply click a link and confirm that your contact information that you provided was valid. Have you tried clicking on the link provided? What were you requested to do on the page that opened? By the way, I don't think you need to unlock your account before you can list a domain name if you can log in successfully. Simply change the nameservers. PS: Oh! It seems Dynadot has locked your account and required verification. Simply scan or snap a copy of your government-issued ID (international passport, driver's licence, or maybe NIN/voter's card) and send to their email address. |
Neutral15:Brother...na so another person made a post of selling for 50k days ago. For this place of all places! To even sell name for $20 most times on NP na war. When I saw that 50k post, I calculate say that money go get me five (most likely, better) names from ED - even with change at Dynadot currently. They're probably playing. |
If anybody here fancies a brandable, you may quickly check out Posh//Lina. I saw it but I am not bullish about brandables right now. I noticed that it was previously listed on SH. Dropped for the first time since 2006! |
Rankett:Okay, thanks. I guess that's why the Grey card didn't work. |
symbuul:Thanks for the response! Does their card use your home address or a foreign address like Grey, please? |
Brandable people, how do you get SquadHelp Coins these days? I tried with my Grey card but the transaction was declined. |
Some people just won't be responsible and stop giving Nigeria a bad name. What's the sense in making fake offers? Why do people even do this!
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lacicrips:This is a major reason I don't actively seek domain names that require doing outbound marketing, especially Geos, anymore. Some replies go just deflate your morale. Still, you fit send emails taya without any sale! And dem fit dey read the emails o, based on open tracking. |
Wow, it's interesting that this man had been dead for several years and I am just finding out now! Heard his name used for someone in a Yoruba movie, so I decided to find out about him only to find... ): Such a great DJ! May God have mercy on his soul. |
yemight2776:Congrats, bro! More sales. Interestingly, this ranks among the types domain names I don't register based on three factors: 1. Not targeted at a Western location; I even limit myself more to the US in like 95% of cases 2. Too long (for me), and 3. It's even reverse Geo. Yet, I have hardly been making outbound sales. Is God not wonderful? ![]() |
Third-Quarter Sales Name: Spectrum//GPT (in king) Source: Generated SP: $1,888 (BIN) Type: Inbound Venue: DAN HT: Just under 5 months Name: Rodeo//Jewelers (in king) Source: ED SP: $650 (BIN $788) Type: Inbound Venue: DAN HT: About three and a half months All glory to God! The first was my biggest sale yet and the first "trending keyword" name I have sold after several, different attempts resulting in dozens of registrations. As for the second, I could have ended up selling it for less (or maybe not at all) if I had sent emails to end-users, going by my experience this year. I decided to postpone outbound marketing weeks or months before the sale after I found out during leads sourcing that my main target was robbed around the time. There's nothing sweeter than inbound sales. Without these ones, I wouldn't have sold anything since June despite regular, steady outbound marketing efforts. I regularly get open rates of 50-70%+. But the best responses I have been getting mostly were "not interested," "no thanks," and the likes. A few showed interest but never took action despite follow-ups. |
1Dray:Thanks for your response. I asked that question because I have been seeing more SH sales but I hardly see BB sales. I also learnt recently that BB prices domains higher than SH. But that could also explain the fewer sales. Plus, I read that SH spends more on pushing listed Premium domains in terms of advertising. PS: iCauseTrouble, I see you! ![]() |
OCEANS7:A very helpful guy! I just finished reading one of his articles on Namepros. By the way, I was wondering: has SquadHelp taken over from BrandBucket now? I have been seeing less of BB these days and SH everywhere. cc beckplanet realmccain and others |
Omini247:No. I only checked the thread to see if the code has been shared. |
turmacs:Warm your email address (read about "email warming," if necessary). Alternatively, open a new email address and try again. |
turmacs:Just try to ensure that the emails are hitting their inboxes. Outbound marketing is... This year, I am not sure if I have sold up to four domain names while doing that thing and for low figures, too.Since last year or early this year, I even decided I would stop registering names that require such. But I still registered them as recent as last month! ![]() If you have the time, I would advise that you continue with it. Pick a thing or two here and there from the gurus here and apply what you can. PS: Also, be prepared for those who would abuse you or vent their frustrations on you at some point. ![]() |



They're probably playing.
This year, I am not sure if I have sold up to four domain names while doing that thing and for low figures, too.