How to Sell a Domain Name - with Adam Dicker

[Jilo]

Probably the best 103 minutes I have spent in a long time - Good Stuff

What was the name of the site where you can get Twitter and Facebook nicks to match email or site name ??

Trademarkia.com

[Fatflippa]

Video was great. Didn't want it to end. Thanks for all you do Adam

[accelerator]

Enjoyed the video, always good to hear the experiences of a seasoned domainer. Thanks to Adam and Michael for this. Have already told one newbie about it. Really helpful stuff.

[domainmagick]

Thank you! Always good to see / hear how others are managing sales and domain marketing. Good stuff

[gilescoley]

Great interview, very informative

thanks a lot

[JDN]

Truly a great interview with loads of valuable information!
Thanks Adam!

[BlestXplorer]

Great interview video! Learned a lot from you. Looking forward to your next videos!

[Jeroen]

This must be one of Michael's hottest interviews. 120 responses and still counting.

[EdGuy007]

Very insightful video. The video may be long but it sure didn't feel like it.

Thank you very, very much!

[Adam Dicker]

I am glad you enjoyed it, there will be others like it coming out in the new year.

This is a must see for anyone selling domain names.

Adam

[dmyre]

Great job Adam. It's good to have someone like you sharing your knowledge.
Like others have said, it was a long video, but it didn't seem like it.
Just one thing, you're killing me when you say "about"...

[edyst3]

Thank you for sharing your tips. I enjoyed the video...

[DreamTeam]

Do you use a CRM or something for tracking inquiries or even outgoing sales? I highlight my inquires in my excel, but want a system where I can go back find the domain name and see all the notes, who was contacted, etc..

[iestates]

we use outlook and just run filters for the domain. we flag and set follow ups for open/live discussions to make sure that we're not dropping the ball. thunderbird has similar, but less robust, functionality too (for free).

[DreamTeam]

iestates,

Thanks or quick reply. I am kinda doing something like that in Gmail. But really would like to expand it a little and want it to be "cloud" based. Also have the option of having other employees log information that I can monitor as well.

I am gonna test a few different solutions but will share with others when I figure something out.

[RegFee]

Thanks for all of the great advice! I watched pieces of the video here and there, but eventually just went to the transcript. I didn't feel like the interview was flowing smoothly. I could tell you had a list of things you wanted to talk about and I felt Michael was holding you back a little bit by "interrupting" too much. I know he was just trying to maintain a good balance of Q&A to keep it more of an interview than a monologue. The transcript feature is great though, because I can copy and paste the tips I like best.

The most interesting part to me was the Atomic Whois tool. I got a little confused with the difference between the email and the whois tool, but I'll look into that. What I worry about is the same thing that seemed to worry other people: how can we do this method without becoming spammers?

Looking forward to future video...transcripts

[emark]

Adam, thank you for the most informative and educational video/seminar, on any topic, I've ever had access to, free or fee. Thanks again.

[Jason Kwiatkowski]

Thanks for the interview, Adam. I'm a newbie and found it informative. You accessibility is also a refreshing change of pace. Thanks for the help.

J

[brian1234]

I have just finished listening, and it really is a great interview...

I recommend it to any 'domainer', and not just for those who
consider themselves to be a 'newbie'.

Cheers,

[niphanin]

Impressive and very inspirational video, thanks a lot.