How domain names are sold?

There are many different ways to buy and sell domain names. Many standard domain registrars, such as GoDaddy.com, will facilitate sales via auction. Meanwhile, specialized websites, such as Sedo, are designed exclusively to buy and sell domain names.

Can a business own a domain name?

Many small businesses, in particular, treat ownership of their Internet domain names with far less care than they give to less valuable personal property. You “own” a domain name by having purchased (“registered”) it from a domain name registrar — a company like Network Solutions, Go Daddy, or Register.com.

How to sell a domain name at the highest price?

Step 1 – Determine the domain’s value.

Step 2 – Set a price for the domain.

Step 3 – Put the domain name up for sale.

Step 4 – Sell the domain.

Step 5 – Transfer the domain.

Traffic – When selling domains,one of the main influences on their price is the volume of traffic they receive.

How to buy a domain name from someone else?

Find out who owns your dream domain. The first step in buying a domain someone else owns is finding out who the other person is. You can do this by

Get contact info for the decision maker.

Start negotiating.

Pay for and transfer ownership of the domain.

Where should I buy a domain name?

Decide on a domain name extension. The extension is the part at the end of the domain name — .net, .biz, .org or .com, for example.

Think about what you’d like on the other side of the dot. It could be your business name or your specialty.

Type the domain you want into the box at the top of this page. We’ll tell you if that particular domain is available and show other you may like

Pick one, add it to your cart and check out. You are now the proud owner of your very own domain. As long as it’s registered to you, no one else

How can I Sell my domain names?

Where to find domain name buyers. Once you decide to sell a domain name, it is important to find the best market to sell it. The best way to sell a domain name is to approach buyers secretly. If you know someone who deals with domain names, it is recommended to contact him without going through the middleman.