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The community has been pounding at our door asking for higher quality listings, and we've listened. I'm pleased to announce that we now limit the amount of listings sellers may submit for voting per day to ten (10).
That means sellers are asked to pick their best domains for sale, instead of pouring never-ending lists of inventory into our pool. Voters who are screening inventory for the bidders will be less fatigued when reviewing the voting list and all the while earning more for their time. All sellers will benefit and bidders will find higher quality domains in our auction lists, which will also become smaller. Which leads me to my next point.
Secondly, we've implemented a new auction schedule. We're grouping auctions into tighter themes, so buyers around the globe may visit the site at times that are accommodating and find inventory that better relates to their interests. More about this change was posted on our blog (please bookmark and subscribe to our blog):
http://blog.bido.com/auction-schedule.html
You may check the very schedule here:
http://www.bido.com/Info/Auction+Schedule
On those pages, you'll read that we're cutting way back on the amount of auctions that we'll run. Each day will only see a handful or two of auctions (instead of 300+ auctions per day as we did previously).
Lastly, there's a really great domain currently in auction on Bido, and the reserve has already been met - the domain will sell to the highest bidder: DomainerBlog.com
http://www.bido.com/Auction?name=domainerblog.com
We've got more auctions that are being scheduled, and always new domains being submitted, voted into auction, so bookmark our site and add our feeds to your reader, and please also be sure to follow us on twitter and facebook:
http://twitter.com/bido
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bido/162430367111714
Please let me know what you think, and it's great to be back. No better time to join Bido and learn how our site works than now.
http://www.bido.com
Regards,
Jarred
That means sellers are asked to pick their best domains for sale, instead of pouring never-ending lists of inventory into our pool. Voters who are screening inventory for the bidders will be less fatigued when reviewing the voting list and all the while earning more for their time. All sellers will benefit and bidders will find higher quality domains in our auction lists, which will also become smaller. Which leads me to my next point.
Secondly, we've implemented a new auction schedule. We're grouping auctions into tighter themes, so buyers around the globe may visit the site at times that are accommodating and find inventory that better relates to their interests. More about this change was posted on our blog (please bookmark and subscribe to our blog):
http://blog.bido.com/auction-schedule.html
You may check the very schedule here:
http://www.bido.com/Info/Auction+Schedule
On those pages, you'll read that we're cutting way back on the amount of auctions that we'll run. Each day will only see a handful or two of auctions (instead of 300+ auctions per day as we did previously).
Lastly, there's a really great domain currently in auction on Bido, and the reserve has already been met - the domain will sell to the highest bidder: DomainerBlog.com
http://www.bido.com/Auction?name=domainerblog.com
We've got more auctions that are being scheduled, and always new domains being submitted, voted into auction, so bookmark our site and add our feeds to your reader, and please also be sure to follow us on twitter and facebook:
http://twitter.com/bido
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bido/162430367111714
Please let me know what you think, and it's great to be back. No better time to join Bido and learn how our site works than now.
http://www.bido.com
Regards,
Jarred
