Anyone have a "get started selling domain names" guide?

[rellis]

I have a number of domain names and it's time to begin turning some over for profit. I don't know the best place to sell or what methods work with a little effort. Does anyone have some guidelines or a process documented on how to get setup/started selling domains?

Thanks.
Ray

 

[draggar]

This forum.

Seriously, 99% of what you'd get in any eBook is available here for free.

 

[theinvestor]

Agreed, don't pay for any ebooks.
If you have any questions...feel free to pm me.

 

[JohnnJohnn is verified member.]

The Ebook that you're looking for is 'dead' Ebook.

This forum is 'live' Ebook with up to date news/tips/tricks and the best part is 'live' answers from members (sometimes it is wrong, most of the time it is right - so you have to figure it out when is sometimes/most of the time).

John

 

[theinvestor]

John usually gives the right advice!

 

[JohnnJohnn is verified member.]

John usually gives the right advice!

Would that be 'most of the time' or sometimes'?

 

[Warrior]

True, domain forums offer a wealth of information, Post a thread and ask the question you need answered, Sounds easy enough IF only members reply to your threads.

 

[draggar]

I got suckered in with a few eBooks and a few free copies to review and most of them are fluff. How to set up a page to sell them on eBay etc.. is the most they'll have to offer.

A lot actually spend 2-3 chapters on how to register them, 2-3 chapters on basic parking. Right there is 85%-95% of the eBook, which all of that is available here for free.

I actually bought one that was directly copied and pasted from threads in this forum. I can tell you THAT was a fun day here.

 

[JohnnJohnn is verified member.]

My next Ebook coming:

How to waste time and money with Ebooks

The book is free - a 'dumb' fee $4.95 will be charged.

 

[theinvestor]

Would that be 'most of the time' or sometimes'?

I would say most of the time


Agree with Ed, you can also PM lord brar he has many free guides that i am sure would help. He also has a website that is very helpful that he updates often.

Hope that helps.

 

[DomainBELL]

From this page:
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towards the bottom...
you will see this:

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here:
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Read EVERYTHING in there...

and anytime you have a question you can post a thread to ask...

post it here:

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Good Luck on your Sales Ventures...

~DomainBELL (Patricia)

 

[rellis]

Thanks for the feedback. I'll ask questions here and look forward to some good advice.

These are newbie-type questions, so should they go in the newbie/beginner forum and should each question be a new post? Or, is it better to lump the questions together?