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Would you let it drop?

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fischermx

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I don't have tons of domains, but still they are too much.
I've been letting drop some of them, just because I thought they were not good after all.
But some of these names, while parked generate a revenue from $0.10 to $0.40 a month. That still does not make it to get even with the renewal fees, or barely make it.
Would you let drop domains like this ?
 
Yes and No.

Sometimes traffic is high but revenue is low. It really depends on the name and why it's getting traffic.
 
Right, more info reqired. e.g domains age, traffic, revenue source, niche, extension, registrar and etc.
 
A suggestion though ...if you don't plan on renewing. Try and sell them on the forum.
There is an expiring domains section.
 
you could also try your luck in the $1 domain auction section
 
A suggestion though ...if you don't plan on renewing. Try and sell them on the forum.
There is an expiring domains section.

you could also try your luck in the $1 domain auction section

Both of these are great suggestions. It would be a tough call with that low of a revenue stream but you might be able to offload it for $5 here (yes, that is below reg fee but selling a domain for $3-$5 is better than dropping it for $0).
 
If you think you could use or sell any of these domains in the future then i would definitely keep them. Especially if they are making $4.8 (.40 a month) a year - a little something towards the renewal costs while "holding" for future development/sale.

-Ben
 
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