LovelyLynda Member Joined Nov 10, 2020 Topics 23 Posts 189 Likes 112 From Toronto, ON Jan 27, 2023 #1 https://twitter.com/x/status/1618921727710629888
DomainRecap Highest Post Count Gold Notable Member Joined Nov 23, 2020 Topics 63 Posts 4,582 Likes 2,593 Jan 27, 2023 #2 A better strategy would be to NOT buy domains that aren't worth keeping over the long term.
jamesiles GoDaddy.com Service Representative Joined Dec 14, 2022 Topics 0 Posts 40 Likes 37 From Global Jan 27, 2023 #3 LovelyLynda said: https://twitter.com/x/status/1618921727710629888 Click to expand... Thanks for highlighting the tweet! To answer @DomainRecap, the tweet was regarding a newish domain investor (1 year in), so he's learning quickly, as we all are
LovelyLynda said: https://twitter.com/x/status/1618921727710629888 Click to expand... Thanks for highlighting the tweet! To answer @DomainRecap, the tweet was regarding a newish domain investor (1 year in), so he's learning quickly, as we all are
domains DomainMedia.ca Joined Nov 18, 2020 Topics 91 Posts 1,569 Likes 770 From Nelson, BC Jan 27, 2023 #4 Selling for $105 minus commission and taxes is better than dropping it I guess, but not why we do this and I don't know if it's worthy of a shout out.
Selling for $105 minus commission and taxes is better than dropping it I guess, but not why we do this and I don't know if it's worthy of a shout out.
Eby Verified Member Joined Jan 27, 2021 Topics 120 Posts 1,867 Likes 1,076 From Toronto, ON Jan 27, 2023 #5 domains said: Selling for $105 minus commission and taxes is better than dropping it I guess, but not why we do this and I don't know if it's worthy of a shout out. Click to expand... Agree completely.. Wonder what is the strategy behind promoting a $105 sale. Come February, eat up another 25%.
domains said: Selling for $105 minus commission and taxes is better than dropping it I guess, but not why we do this and I don't know if it's worthy of a shout out. Click to expand... Agree completely.. Wonder what is the strategy behind promoting a $105 sale. Come February, eat up another 25%.
DomainRecap Highest Post Count Gold Notable Member Joined Nov 23, 2020 Topics 63 Posts 4,582 Likes 2,593 Jan 27, 2023 #6 Eby said: Agree completely.. Wonder what is the strategy behind promoting a $105 sale. Click to expand... It's right up there with the usual Twitter nitwits: Domain Sale: $205 Acquisition Cost: $95 Hold Time: 1.5 years $110 Pure Profit!!
Eby said: Agree completely.. Wonder what is the strategy behind promoting a $105 sale. Click to expand... It's right up there with the usual Twitter nitwits: Domain Sale: $205 Acquisition Cost: $95 Hold Time: 1.5 years $110 Pure Profit!!
DataCube DataCube.com Joined Jan 27, 2023 Topics 5 Posts 354 Likes 369 From Indiana, USA Jan 27, 2023 #7 DomainRecap said: It's right up there with the usual Twitter nitwits: Domain Sale: $205 Acquisition Cost: $95 Hold Time: 1.5 years $110 Pure Profit!! Click to expand... I always say you have to account for all the domains you don't sell in a year, not just the domains you do sell. You need way higher margins for the math to work. Brad
DomainRecap said: It's right up there with the usual Twitter nitwits: Domain Sale: $205 Acquisition Cost: $95 Hold Time: 1.5 years $110 Pure Profit!! Click to expand... I always say you have to account for all the domains you don't sell in a year, not just the domains you do sell. You need way higher margins for the math to work. Brad