11-04-2008, 04:02 AM
Hi Kateedyd,
First of all, I wish you luck with your domains. I hope you'll sell them properly.
I have my domains parked at Sedo. In my experience, I can say that some of them make a very interesting amount of money, but my advice is to buy ONLY good domains and park them, not just for that money. If they are good domains, sooner or later, some people can be really interested on them. Patience, that's the word, if you have good domain names all you need is a little patience. A good domain name is like real state. You also need patience here, if you own something of value.
Being a webmaster myself (and an artist), I run multiple sites and blogs. I've learned that a good domain is very important to any website or blog. So I own some good domains which a like very much; If I don't sell them properly, I'll use them in my new websites. That's very important: a good domain HAS VALUE, it is the equivalent of real state in the "real" world, as correctly experts say. And really good domains are very hard to find, so all we need is patience, if we really have very interesting domains.
Luck to you. My best wishes.
First of all, I wish you luck with your domains. I hope you'll sell them properly.
I have my domains parked at Sedo. In my experience, I can say that some of them make a very interesting amount of money, but my advice is to buy ONLY good domains and park them, not just for that money. If they are good domains, sooner or later, some people can be really interested on them. Patience, that's the word, if you have good domain names all you need is a little patience. A good domain name is like real state. You also need patience here, if you own something of value.
Being a webmaster myself (and an artist), I run multiple sites and blogs. I've learned that a good domain is very important to any website or blog. So I own some good domains which a like very much; If I don't sell them properly, I'll use them in my new websites. That's very important: a good domain HAS VALUE, it is the equivalent of real state in the "real" world, as correctly experts say. And really good domains are very hard to find, so all we need is patience, if we really have very interesting domains.
Luck to you. My best wishes.