Domain Vyapari

1 year in domaining… Not a single sale. Tried everything outreach, listings, pricing… nothing worked. Now I’m almost broke and honestly… I don’t have it in me to continue. Maybe this game wasn’t for me. Wishing everyone here success 🙏 Signing off. #domains #domain

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Most people think domain investing is easy. It’s not. You sit on names for years…Everyone doubts you… Nothing sells… until one day 1 domain pays for everything. No salary. No certainty. Just belief. You’re not buying domains. You’re buying the future.

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@doronvermaat Big congrats on the sale

Eating my own dogfood 💙💚

@DavidSustiel Massive congrats on the sale of LLMs . org. Smart acquisition

@swaminathankp Swaminathan, We’re also holding GoldLoan.ai Feels like the entire market is literally building around this exact keyword. Pure category-defining asset

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Just curious to hear from the domain community How would you value DubaiFincorp. com? Strong geo + finance combo targeting Dubai’s booming fintech & corporate sector. What’s your price range?

After 15 days of negotiation, involving multiple calls and email exchanges handled by the broker. The offer is..

Yesterday saw $1.5 million in domain name sales including: $135,000 Fragment․ai $105,000 Confidential․ai $100,000 Dealer․ai $95,000 Celeste․ai $90,000 Primitive․ai $77,000 Naive․ai $3,941 in .ai purchases turned into $786,000 in sales 🤯 Full list 👉 namebio.com/daily #Domains

Dubai Fincorp isn’t just a name it’s a positioning. @spaceship @DFMalerts @domain_days @dubai @dubai

@Yibecoder @spaceship That’s actually helpful insight From your experience, I’d love to understand this If these are strong keywords like mine but views are just keyword-level searches… Then how do you evaluate the real value of such domains? What would you realistically price them at?

@DomainVyapari @spaceship Spaceship stats show how many times a keyword was searched, so if your keyword was lets say xnx, it will show for all the TLD's, exchange in your case. xnx. exchange was not the search, xnx was.

Seeing the data on @spaceship SellerHub raises a serious question? If domains are getting 100+ search views then why are there no sales? real buyer demand or just vanity metrics? Either there’s a major conversion issue the data itself is misleading Need clarity on this

@fulcrumtheory @spaceship “My guess is that Afternic is better at detecting bot traffic.” This is exactly what the market is starting to feel about @spaceship ? ? ? ? ? ?

@DomainVyapari @spaceship My guess is that Afternic is better at detecting bot traffic

@fulcrumtheory @spaceship That’s the concern I had these domains listed on Afternic before, now they’re on Spaceship. And the difference in views is huge. Real demand shouldn’t change across platforms only the measurement does. So are these views real… or just inflated signals?

@DomainVyapari @spaceship Spaceship stats seem very inflated. Page Views are way higher on Spaceship versus Afternic

@GoDaveX @Yibecoder @spaceship If price was the only factor, it would’ve sold already These are high-traffic, powerful betting keywords I even dropped the price from $100K → $5K So clearly, it’s not just about lowering the price… Let’s see what actually happens now

@DomainVyapari @Yibecoder @spaceship My point is, if you continued to lower your price...to zero even, it would sell.

@GoDaveX @Yibecoder @spaceship True pricing matters, But no intent = no sale Right buyer -- everything else

@DomainVyapari @Yibecoder @spaceship I think pricing, alternative options, and other factors play a role in conversion.

@GoDaveX @dotcorner @spaceship Fair using it as a secondary signal is fine But views ≠ buyer They might hint timing,but they don’t confirm demand Pricing should be based on real value,not vanity metrics Otherwise you’re making decisions on nois not intent.

@DomainVyapari @dotcorner @spaceship I use the info as a signal only to double check my pricing in case a sale is near.

@GoDaveX @Yibecoder @spaceship 1 view → SOLD , 150 views → SILENCE That’s not random… that’s a signal This market doesn’t reward traffic it rewards the right buyer at the right moment So yeah… views don’t sell domains intent does.

@DomainVyapari @Yibecoder @spaceship I've had sales with only 1 view. I've had offers that don't close with many views. I've had no offers with many views. I have not detected any particular correlation between number of views and closed sales.