Web 2.0 Marketplace
Posted on December 19, 2007
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If you’ve ever sold a site on Sitepoint marketplace you’ll know how sometimes it’s just a waste of time and I know I’ve sold a few sites their.
Well Pete at Mashabale has launched the Web 2.0 marketplace which may help.
Obviously Pete has the traffic to do this but it’s not auction based. I’ll try and get some feedback as two people I know are selling websites on their at the moment.
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Any comments/experience with Afternic.com? I have a couple DNs listed there, but they were listed not too long ago, and I’m new in selling DNs.
The only problem I’ve found with Afternic and Sedo as well is that it’s difficult to stand out in 2 million names. Sedo even asks sellers to put a ‘for sale’ sign on the domain to drive traffic.
Depending on the domain names you may want to try some of the niche forums, for instance if it’s hosting related then webhostingtalk.com, if they are generic domains then the SEO guys would be a good target.
If you can run the domains for say three months, get some pagerank then either digitalpoint or sitepoint would be good markets for them.