OCEANS7:
I used to have this thinking a while back - but it is not so.

For me, some of my names sell quickly because I researched/read/studied the name/niche/target-buyer.

I spend a ridiculous amount of time profiling my possible buyer - which is why - when I present him with my domain it is almost certain he would buy... Simply because I've touched on something he/she might have overlooked.

Before I forget - In the start, I subscribed for Iyke's training. I used his technique and methods for a while. But, as a human being you continue to evolve (or build on your success) or else you'd remain stagnant.

I KNOW the frustration that comes with a sales drought. You begin to question EVERYTHING you know about domaining...(I urge you to stay strong) BUT, this should not mean we result to asking "funny" questions (REALLY - many of these things we are asking can be found on Google or by merely contacting customer care) ...

A few things that I work with:

1.) Time Management - you've got only 24hrs per day... Use it wisely.

2.) READ...LEARN...STUDY (there's simply NO shortcut to this)

3.) Patience... Be patient enough to allow your efforts to yield. Farmer wey plant seed for ground today - no dey wake up see tree tomorrow.

4.) GOD. (I pray).

BONUS:
If you've read this far & you are looking for your next niche - here's some that I think are hot at the moment:

1.) We know "AI" is hot right now - research on tech companies that are active in this niche/segment. At some point - you'd "stumble" on a possibility - and register it. This would likely sell in 4-figures because these guys pay big!

2.) Finance - this is VERY broad, so niche down a little to any of its sub-sectors (loans, mortgage, Brokerage, insurance, investments & VC, FinTech/Payments)

3.) Real estate - this is also VERY broad... (property management, architects, interior designs, constructions)

*** I've given you the niches I am heavily involved in, your work is to dig deeper/research and discover your path for yourself.

Disclaimer: This is just my opinion.

Rubbiish:

You are very stuppiid!
What do u mean by us??
Are u the owner of the thread?
Were u the one that invented this business??
Everything u know today someone taught u, so don't come here to claim God.

If u feel a question is too dumb for u, kindly ignore it, others will answer it. But don't come here to bully anyone because of the little u feel u know. Allow people to learn at their own pace. Animal!

Domainer1999:
Congratulations on your bounty sales! 🎉

symbuul:


I don't even understand namesilo. I received the 6-digit code and $1 was deducted, yet the domain wasn't registered.

Domainer1999:

MrPADDY:


After adding the card, did you receive a 6-digit code from Namesilo to verify the card for payment? You must verify every new card added before you can use the card. See screenshot below. NameSilo will deduct $1 from the card, and send the code to your Payday notification box.

Brokeness:


See

MrPADDY:

Forget the 3-4 days info. The code should already be in your Payday notification box. Copy the code, and go back to the payment method section, you will see instruction to submit the code to verify the card. After verification, you have to authorize the card to be used during checkout.

Brokeness:


No notification yet

MrPADDY:


When you add the card the first time, NameSilo will debit $1 to test the card, and then refund it. That has nothing to do with you manually verifying the card. You have to click "Verify this card" for another $1 debit to receive the 6-digits code.

MrPADDY:


When you add the card the first time, NameSilo will debit $1 to test the card, and then refund it. That has nothing to do with you manually verifying the card. You have to click "Verify this card" for another $1 debit to receive the 6-digits code.

Brokeness:


Look at my last screenshot well, and you'd understand that I have gone through everything

Spiritualizt:
In domaining, information is power, so it's important to be well-read and have knowledge in your niche. The seller is holding out after receiving offers of $50k and $65k, probably in expectation of a $100k offer.😁😁😁

petux:
Hi bosses, where can I check past sales that has some certain keywords in it? Please help a bro

MrPADDY:

What did you do with the 6-digit code when you received it? Did you go back to the payment section to submit the code to verify the card, and authorize it as a payment option so it can be used for payment during checkout?
Adding a new card during checkout is the hard way. The simple way is to first add the card, and follow the on-screen instructions to verify it before you can use it to make purchases or add funds to your NameSilo account during checkout.

Spiritualizt:
In domaining, information is power, so it's important to be well-read and have knowledge in your niche. The seller is holding out after receiving offers of $50k and $65k, probably in expectation of a $100k offer.😁😁😁

MrPADDY:


May be the buyer should go for Wallet, instead of Storage.

MrPADDY:


May be the buyer should go for Wallet, instead of Storage.

YoobaNesan:
Unpopular Opinion: Don't be received its a fake offer.
You can't get a name for $10 and reject $65k for it.
Many many things....

Greenscientist:


Thanks boss

Sold swamptourslouisiana/com for 149

Dan sent payment in $ instead of GPB and e neva enter.

Spiritualizt:
anything can happen in domain

OCEANS7:
I used to have this thinking a while back - but it is not so.

For me, some of my names sell quickly because I researched/read/studied the name/niche/target-buyer.

I spend a ridiculous amount of time profiling my possible buyer - which is why - when I present him with my domain it is almost certain he would buy... Simply because I've touched on something he/she might have overlooked.

Before I forget - In the start, I subscribed for Iyke's training. I used his technique and methods for a while. But, as a human being you continue to evolve (or build on your success) or else you'd remain stagnant.

I KNOW the frustration that comes with a sales drought. You begin to question EVERYTHING you know about domaining...(I urge you to stay strong) BUT, this should not mean we result to asking "funny" questions (REALLY - many of these things we are asking can be found on Google or by merely contacting customer care) ...

A few things that I work with:

1.) Time Management - you've got only 24hrs per day... Use it wisely.

2.) READ...LEARN...STUDY (there's simply NO shortcut to this)

3.) Patience... Be patient enough to allow your efforts to yield. Farmer wey plant seed for ground today - no dey wake up see tree tomorrow.

4.) GOD. (I pray).

BONUS:
If you've read this far & you are looking for your next niche - here's some that I think are hot at the moment:

1.) We know "AI" is hot right now - research on tech companies that are active in this niche/segment. At some point - you'd "stumble" on a possibility (it could be a forth-coming product, it could be a better version of their domain name) - and register it. This would likely sell in 4-figures because these guys pay big! Same applies to machine learning and robotics.

2.) Finance - this is VERY broad, so niche down a little to any of its sub-sectors (loans, mortgage, Brokerage, insurance, investments & VC, FinTech/Payments)

3.) Real estate - this is also VERY broad... (property management, architects, interior designs, constructions)

*** I've given you the niches I am heavily involved in, your work is to dig deeper/research and discover your path for yourself.

*** Join newsletters and groups/forums to stay informed & updated on trends and possible events/happenings.

Disclaimer: This is just my opinion.

Brokeness:


No notification yet

SyncForth:
Try observing the debit transaction of the $1 if there's any six code in the description

mactoni91:
Someone should help appraise these domain names.

EnglishBroker(dot)com
PayFog(dot)com
UKbee(dot)com
ShopMalu(dot)com
KaaaZ(dot)com
Emututo(dot)com

YoobaNesan:
Everything is thrash! Go to julanky.com and learn some basics.

mactoni91:


You're looking for 15k?