cctld Racing.ca sold for $39,200

[msn]

Congratulations Nancy on a solid sale, the highest publicly reported sale of a .ca domain name registration so far this year: $39,200 USD.

 

[hugegrowth]

Is Nancy here at DNF?

 

[ianccc]

it Wayne 6sons

 

[6sons]

Thanks. We just sold cdnair.ca also for $8475. Will break on dnj next issue.

 

[ianccc]

Wayne, quick question are these folks coming to you or are you actively soliciting them?

 

[6sons]

No soliciting other than through domainnames.ca.

 

[hugegrowth]

Congrats, the DomainNames.ca site is looking really nice! Many great names on there.

Who was the buyer of cdnair?

 

[6sons]

We leave it up to buyers to reveal themselves. Thanks for comment on the site.

 

[Spex]

Congrats on the 2 nice sales and the site

 

[ianccc]

Wayne, one last question, on racing_ca

- was first contact and "inquiry" or "offer"
- if it was an offer what approx % of the final value was it

sorry for the questions,

~ian

 

[Ilze]

Wayne, you hit a double-header!! All great for the .ca market!!

 

[6sons]

Wayne, one last question, on racing_ca

- was first contact and "inquiry" or "offer"
- if it was an offer what approx % of the final value was it

~ian

This is hard to answer since there were two interested parties at the same time which may really have only been one. Beyond that I would rather not elaborate

 

[6sons]

Congrats on the 2 nice sales and the site

Thanks Ilze, Spex, Msn and others for comments about the sale(s)/site. it promotes the seo value of keyword, descriptive, generic domains when coupled with strong content and proves it by being found on page one google.ca for "domain names". Using domainsales.ca as a pointer we are also keeping a list of sales (as does excellent.ca - Ilze) which I believe collectively helps to get buyers into "realityville". Still get the "you aren't using it" dreamers though.

 

[hugegrowth]

Still get the "you aren't using it" dreamers though.

I agree with that, although I at least get more starting offers of $250 to $1000 now.

Domains I've held for years with no action are now getting 'better' minimum offers, so the trend is getting better and there is some improvement in domain awareness.