In our most recent survey, the most requested feature by far was for domain financing. A solution that allows buyers to pay for your domains over time, in installments. Well, you asked and we listened. Today, we're excited to share we have teamed up with our friends over at DAN.COM to introduce a new way … Continue reading It’s here: Boost Your Sales with Domain Financing.
Author: Doron Vermaat
Doron is a co-founder and the Head of Product at Efty.
Welcome to the 14th post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share 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 again chatting with Richard from MagnumDomains who previously reported … Continue reading Behind the Sale: HAE.CO – from $25 purchase to $30,000 sale
Welcome to the 13th post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share 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 again chatting with David Gruttadaurio a part-time domain … Continue reading Behind the Sale: Signal.us – from $39 purchase to $12,500 sale
In 2016, Efty launched a "first of its kind" service within the domain name industry: A customizable For-Sale landing page gallery, with at the time, four different themes. In the following years we committed ourselves to significantly improve and expand this feature, adding themes for Buy-It-Now only, Price Upon Request, Call-to-Action, and UDRP-safe and INDRP-safe … Continue reading Play Hard to Get with Efty’s Ugliest Landing Pages.
Today we are very excited to share that Richard of MagnumDomains sold the Eth.co domain name trough Efty for a whopping $300,000. Once reported, Eth.co will rank as the second highest .CO ever sold and the second highest ccTLD ever sold based on NameBio's data. The most expensive .co domain name ever sold was o.co which … Continue reading Eth.co sells for $300,000
Welcome to the eleventh post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share 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 Larry St John, a retired media … Continue reading Behind the Sale: VideoBible.com – from $10 purchase to $12,000 sale
I am excited to share that as of today, our domain name brokerage platform is available to any domain name investor within our Efty Investor application. This means you can now assign incoming leads, inquiries and offers to an experienced domain name broker with a click of a button and pay a competitive 15% commission (or $250.00 … Continue reading Efty’s Brokerage Platform is Out of Beta!
If you want to be a successful seller, you must be diligent about responding in a timely matter and follow up consistently with leads multiple times to increase your chances of closing a deal. Unfortunately, you won't be turning all your inquiries into sales and a bunch of qualified leads will start collecting dust because … Continue reading Reassign old leads and amplify your domain name sales.
Did you know that only 2% of sales close at the first contact? This leaves a whopping 98% of sales that require follow-up. On average, it takes an additional 5 follow-ups to close 80% of all remaining deals and within the domain name aftermarket, this is no different. Back in November we shared we were … Continue reading Supercharge Your Sales with Efty’s Brokerage Integration.
Since it's inception, Efty has enjoyed enormous popularity among deal-makers in the domain name industry who are confident in leading their own negotiations, from the opening offer all the way to the closing handshake and putting the deal in place. As we continued to grow over the years and the number of investors that started … Continue reading Dialing for Dollars. Join Efty’s Brokerage Platform Beta.
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