advice Seeking Advice - Strategy to Unload/Sell My Domain Portfolio ?

[DomainDude42]

I'm seeking to unload my domain portfolio of ~100 domains, and I'm finding that I don't really have the time to auction/list each 1, whether here or on other domain marketplaces.

Should I seek a reseller who might buy my portfolio (or part of it) at a discount?

Should I seek a consignment seller of some kind (broker?) who'd split profits?

Should I try to auction off some of my domains in distinct chunks/lots?

The kinds of domains I have:

1) A couple dozen 2-word .com's (no hyphens) with "webinar" in the domain, such as: InvestingWebinar.com , HedgeFundsWebinar.com , WirelessWebinar.com , ConferenceWebinar.com , SalesWebinar.com .

2) Misc 2-word .com's (no hyphens) such as: DownloadHoster.com , GrowthQuotes.com .

3) A handful of adult/porn 2-word .com's (no hyphens).

4a) IDN: Several single-character .com's, such as: XN--EKG.com , XN--VTG.com , XN--LGG.com .

4b) IDN: Punjabi/Gurmukhi single numerals (.com) 2 through 9. (Currently in auction on NamePros.)

4c) IDN: Several 1-word IDN.com's, in languages/scripts such as Arabic, Chinese, Greek, Hindi. Words roughly translate to things like: "best", "strong", "joy", "please", "easy", "happy", "buy". Such as: XN--GGBLATY7I.com , XN--PGBOH1GD.com .

Some of these might be junk, I know, but I also think some of them might really have some value.

Thanks, anyone, for your advice!

 

[Brandworthy]

I think you'll have a hard time selling these as a single portfolio. The English names are going to have more market appeal and likely generate more value, but really cannot tell based on info here. I think you need to really look through what you think are your best names and try to figure out what they might fetch wholesale. Some of those webinar names look good, but a quick look at Namebio shows that it's not a very successful keyword. That said, B2B stuff like webinars is big $, so who knows if you might be able to shift to end users.

Sorry cant add much more.

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Namejet

 

[Kpett]

What many NP'ers do in this case is make one list of all your domains showing where it is registered (if they are all registered at the same place then you only have to say this once), and the registration expiration date for each. You can list them as Make Offer or Fixed Price for each domain if you don't want to take the time to keep track of all of the auctioning.

See this listing as an example:
https://www.namepros.com/threads/13-domains-including-johz-com-and-hvrh-com.1042982/

And at the bottom you could also say you would also consider an offer for the entire portfolio.

Also make sure you put at least one of the domain names in the title per NP rules.

Good luck!

 

[creataweb]

Auction on NamePros starting at $1, let the market determine prices.

 

[platey]

What many NP'ers do in this case is make one list of all your domains showing where it is registered (if they are all registered at the same place then you only have to say this once), and the registration expiration date for each. You can list them as Make Offer or Fixed Price for each domain if you don't want to take the time to keep track of all of the auctioning.

See this listing as an example:
https://www.namepros.com/threads/13-domains-including-johz-com-and-hvrh-com.1042982/

And at the bottom you could also say you would also consider an offer for the entire portfolio.

Also make sure you put at least one of the domain names in the title per NP rules.

Good luck!

There are two good ones in that link as example

 

[DomainDude42]

Thanks, everyone, for your input on this issue of mine. I'll consider these options.

(Sidenote: I'd like to also note that negligible type-in traffic is all that the domains I've mentioned receive.)