Comments on: How I increased offers by 100% plus http://www.skydomains.com/domain-talk/how-i-increased-domain-offers-by-100-plus/ Frank talk by an everyday domainer Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:15:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: NameSugar http://www.skydomains.com/domain-talk/how-i-increased-domain-offers-by-100-plus/comment-page-1/#comment-705 NameSugar Tue, 24 Feb 2009 20:47:12 +0000 http://www.skydomains.com/?p=460#comment-705 Fabulous also has a great feature that lets you see how many whois querys has been made on your domain in the last 31 days. Gives you a bit more to chew over when deciding to renew or drop. I only wish I could redirect that sales banner to a specific page like you can on Active Audience. That way I could park there but have sales directed to Sedo or a custom page. They will let you point *all* sales traffic to one page but not on an individual basis. Oh well, would be nice. To cut out the lowball offers I usually set a (low) reserve and that keeps it under control w/o giving up a possible lead that just wants to start low. (I have had real sales from offers that started at $100 but eventually remembered what a comma is.) Fabulous also has a great feature that lets you see how many whois querys has been made on your domain in the last 31 days.

Gives you a bit more to chew over when deciding to renew or drop.

I only wish I could redirect that sales banner to a specific page like you can on Active Audience. That way I could park there but have sales directed to Sedo or a custom page.

They will let you point *all* sales traffic to one page but not on an individual basis. Oh well, would be nice.

To cut out the lowball offers I usually set a (low) reserve and that keeps it under control w/o giving up a possible lead that just wants to start low. (I have had real sales from offers that started at $100 but eventually remembered what a comma is.)

]]> By: Leonard Britt http://www.skydomains.com/domain-talk/how-i-increased-domain-offers-by-100-plus/comment-page-1/#comment-704 Leonard Britt Tue, 24 Feb 2009 19:33:16 +0000 http://www.skydomains.com/?p=460#comment-704 Yes, those $100 lowball offers on .COM domains are annoying but at least you gauge some interest in the domain by not setting minimums too high. A few months ago I negotiated a $250 first offer up to a $900 sale so you never know. Yes, those $100 lowball offers on .COM domains are annoying but at least you gauge some interest in the domain by not setting minimums too high. A few months ago I negotiated a $250 first offer up to a $900 sale so you never know.

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