BrandBucket is now going to be syndicating their inventory on Sedo. According to news in the recent newsletter, How it works: We are partnering with 3rd Party Marketplaces so sellers can seamlessly publish their domains on multiple platforms. Currently, through your BrandBucket account with one click you can opt-in to have BrandBucket market your names on Sedo […]
Continue ReadingA big difference in negotiating a sale on GoDaddy vs Sedo
There is an art to negotiation, a risk taken by turning down an offer and countering for more. You may end up turning down an offer you believe is fair and possibly acceptable, for the prospect of a better price. I keep most of my names at Sedo and over the years I have had […]
Continue ReadingSedo brokers complete $2 million (approximate) sale
Dave Evanson just tweeted out that he co-brokered a $2million sale. 3 Sedo brokers were involved in the sale. Unfortunately the name is confidential. Congrats Just co-brokered $2,000,000 USD (approximate) confidential sale with Sedo’s Albert Schimmel & Liane van Hoorn. Congrats to buyer and seller! — dave evanson (@SedoDaveEvanson) June 30, 2017
Continue ReadingSo let me get this straight…
So as I wrote about on TheDomains.com, GoDaddy removed an auction listing for RapeKids.com. A despicable name that can’t be spun as some try to do both legitimately and not legitimately with other controversial or crude domains. The domain name is also on sale for $95 at Sedo. To be fair the news that came […]
Continue ReadingSedo takes a look back at 2016
Sedo took a look back at 2016 and no surprise .com was the dominant extension when it came to sales. The top 5 sales 1.) broker.com 375,000 USD 2.) mikihouse.com 224,224 USD 3.) ada.com 200,000 USD 4.) circa.com 150,000 USD* 5.) hotbot.com 155,000 USD *These figures were ranked descending in (converted) EUR-value; due to exchange […]
Continue ReadingBuzzlike.com gets the rare double flip in the same month
Buzzlike.com was a domain name that was expiring on Name.com back in March. A couple brandable investors were eyeing the domain name. Nat Hunt posted on Namepros that he was waiting for the name to get a little cheaper on the Name.com expiring platform. Michael Krell beat him to it and purchased the domain for […]
Continue ReadingThe Brandosphere – Sedo Sold Nice Brandable Names This Week
Today we will look at brandable names that sold on Sedo, the names that are frequently submitted to brandable boutiques also sell well on Sedo despite what some might think. Here is a look at the sales this week: liveme.com 28,500 USD gamemoney.com 22,000 USD shopr.com 15,000 USD hallen.com 12,000 USD yuclub.com 9,000 EUR hicom.com […]
Continue ReadingA look at some BrandBucket type sales on Sedo this week
This week was a good example of why you can’t put all your brandable eggs in one basket. While the brandable boutiques specialize in selling brandable names you can be found on Sedo as well. I would say the advantages of Sedo are 10% commission if you want to use their nameservers and list as […]
Continue ReadingSay it Ain’t So a 4N.com for $2,500 ? Oh it’s So
In the Sedo report this week there was a sale that stood out to me, it was the sale of 9107.com for $2,500. I immediately emailed Carolyn at Sedo and checked whois history. The name did change hands and moved to a non Chinese buyer, who I imagine will have plenty of prospective Chinese buyers […]
Continue ReadingEZ.com at $430,000 will it meet reserve ?
Sedo’s Great Domains auction ends Thursday and ez.com has not met reserve yet with the high bid of $430,000. The reserve is $500,000 – $999,999. I think that is too wide of a range, make it $500,000 to $699,999 then $700,000 to $899,999, etc… When the range is a full $500,00 there is too much […]
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