The real question here that maybe some people are missing is how to reasonably arrive at the million dollar valuation to begin with so that you maybe have somewhat of a reasonable price expectation going in and don't waste your time and the time of many others trying to sell what you THINK is a million dollar domain. How does one arrive at that valuation? My math tells me traffic/revenue - and, or the clear potential to produce it regardless of how (be it via direct online sales, branding/advertising of a product, ppc income) I have owned at least one domain that was genuinely worth around 1 million and trust me they are FAR and FEW between. It really does take solid brass ones to turn down large offers in the xxx,xxx range on a domain but when you start having that "problem" then you can be much more assured of your domain name's potential valuation/sale price in the possible million dollar persuasion. When you have these so called million dollar domains the strategy is normally trying to deal with all the constant interest & offers coming in not going out and having to really seek them to make a sale. The sales come to you and the price can be whatever you end up settling on. Powerful feeling to have people begging to pay you xxx,xxx for a domain name. It's even more fun when you paid $xxx or $xxxx for it.
So, that being said..if we are just appointing names to have this said value then I have a whole moniker account full of "million dollar" domains..what can I do now to sell them for a million each?
