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My First G0 On DomainLore – g0.org.uk Domain Name For Sale

A couple of days ago I decided that I had gone long enough without trying to sell one of my domain names on DomainLore.co.uk. I have bought a domain name through their site before – a one-word .co.uk, geo-domain, which I no longer own, but after some time of being a member and pretty much checking the site out every other day to see what hot domain names are going up for sale it was time for me to get involved.

Check out this picture I found too when typing in “GO” on Google images from [Source - rtvchannel.tv] – Very amusing, my name, looks a bit like me and has the characters G0 on it too. Perfect for this post! › Continue reading

Selling domains the right way

It’s a pretty basic concept but one which many simply forget to consider when selling domains. For want of a better way of putting it, if you have a BMW on your drive and want to sell it, you don’t keep in the garage gathering dust…you take it to the valet, get it cleaned, maybe decide to put it on the drive during the summer months to attract the right buyer. You certainly wouldn’t put it on the forecourt of a Fiat garage as they may not be able to afford your car…and so on.

Why then, do so many feel that they can just get away with listing a parked domain in a one size fits all environment with not care for actually attracting the type of buyer they want? Here’s an example I have seen recently on how to go about selling domains the right way… › Continue reading

Buying domains direct, the death of auction sites?

Having made quite a few domain name purchases over the last few months I have become less and less interested in what’s on offer at the large auction sites and have focused more and more on either using independent sites such as domainlore.co.uk and acorndomains.co.uk or simply contacting domain name owners directly via email or social networks such as Twitter. So with the industry becoming ever smaller by the day in terms of how domain name owners can communicate with each other could buying domains direct be the death of auction sites? › Continue reading