Since I started investing in domain names 4.5 years ago I paid more than $25,000 in marketplace commission and fees. in 2013 I paid $2,818 in commission on $9,369 in sales in 2014 I paid $4,464 in commission on $49,646 in sales* in 2015 I paid $11,102 in commissions on $49,325 in sales in 2016 I paid … Continue reading How to Reduce Commissions on Domain Name Sales
Author: Doron Vermaat
Doron is a co-founder and the Head of Product at Efty.
Welcome to the fifth post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share all the details behind a recent sale. You will learn how they bought low and sold high, how the negotiations went down and much more. Today, I am chatting with David Gruttadaurio a part-time … Continue reading Behind the Sale: TrueAmateurs.com – from $59 purchase to $2,300 sale
Today, I'm excited to announce the launch of yet another payment method for buyers of your domain names: PayPal. PayPal integration has come to Efty because of your feedback; we heard how important it is for you to offer PayPal in your marketplace and/or individual For-Sale landing pages and worked to make it happen. As … Continue reading It’s here: PayPal + Efty = Awesome.
A deep integration with PayPal enables you to place Buy It Now (BIN) buttons on your For-Sale landing pages and domain name marketplace, allowing buyers to purchase your domain names directly with PayPal. As a trusted, secure, and seamless payment method used by more than 200 million people worldwide, PayPal can help you sell more … Continue reading Setting up your PayPal integration.
Welcome to the fourth post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share all the details behind a recent sale. You will learn how they bought low and sold high, how the negotiations went down and much more. Today, I am chatting with Asad Ali a part-time … Continue reading Behind the Sale: PipeArt.com – from $32 purchase to $1,000 sale
Welcome to the third post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share all the details behind a recent sale. You will learn how they bought low and sold high, how the negotiations went down and much more. Today, I am chatting with Zach Bard a developer … Continue reading Behind the Sale: Concert.io – from $90 purchase to $12,000 sale
Welcome to the second post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share all the details behind a recent sale. You will learn how they bought low and sold high, how the negotiations went down and much more. Today, I am chatting with Daniel Ben-Ezra a part-time … Continue reading Behind the Sale: SuperMind.com – from $3,000 purchase to $12,500 sale
Welcome to a new Efty blog series called Behind the Sale. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share all the details behind a recent sale. You will learn how they bought low and sold high, how the negotiations went down and much more. Today, I am chatting with Alex Verdea a full-time domain name investor from … Continue reading Behind the Sale: BirthdayBeer.com – from $11 purchase to $1,600 sale
How important is a beautiful for-sale landing page when selling domains, and can you ask a premium price by doing so? How important is a beautiful for-sale landing page when selling domains? Think about Apple Stores -- it's less about the store and more about the experience. Walk into any Apple Store and you're greeted … Continue reading How important is a beautiful for-sale landing page when selling domains?
Update: Unfortunatly Payoneer has decided to discontinue their domain name escrow services. I’m excited to share that we’ve taken another step in making Efty the epicenter of your domaining activities by partnering with global payments company Payoneer to add secure, licensed and global domain name transactions to the Efty platform through its escrow services. To … Continue reading We’ve teamed up with Payoneer to add safe and secure Escrow transactions to Efty
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