I have registered some 40 domain names (mostly .org, some .net and .com) of provinces and big cities of China and sold several for $300-500. But the market sits still for the recent months, and I can't even sell one for as low as just $199! Any idea? How would you set the price? I know that they are "wanted", but how much? Your objective and constructive inputs are welcome. Thanks.
It depends on the target market.
The population of the city. Their wealth. Internet pentration. Enough number of business ready to go online. Spending power of the target demographics etc.
Not many Chinese are English literate though.
They prefer to type in numbers. Sites like 4484.com etc are popular.
Finally they may go for Chinese character domains.
Next generation of Chinese might be different, can you wait, huh? But with the WIPO, English speaking country is also interested in China market too, when they want to know sumfin about China city, can the English speaking country people type in Chinese huh?
But I can't wait any longer, I am selling ALL 30 .org's for just US$2,250 (i.e. US$75 each) now! Even the Pudong-concept bundle (incl. lujiazui.com and 3 other .com's) is not selling at US$1,000
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