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Make Offer or Fixed Price?
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I've had one domain, VICUS.org listed at 100EU, not getting any traffic, but I was suprised to get an 80EU offer on it, so I sold like that!
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People are more likely to bid if they see a price than if it is set to make offer with no price. I have domains set at $100(+ make offer option enabled) and I get much more bids and some even bid much higher.
Set your price at a good starting point for negotiation. Low enough to attract decent interest but high enough to scare of the lowballers.
in answer to your question I have had over 200% increase in sales on make offer with a starting price.
Set your price at a good starting point for negotiation. Low enough to attract decent interest but high enough to scare of the lowballers.
in answer to your question I have had over 200% increase in sales on make offer with a starting price.
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