Marketing a Domain

Do you have a registered domain? Are you looking to sell your domain as an aftermarket domain name? Once you get an aftermarket domain name appraisal it's a good idea to market the domain name you have for sale. Keep reading to find out how.

There are various methods of putting your domain name up for sale. Decide whether you would like to sell your domain by owner or share a percentage of the profit by listing a domain name with a third party. For a complete list of ideas for marketing your domain name, read on.

"Domain Name for Sale" marketing methods include:

• Keep current and accurate contact information at your registrar so a potential buyer may find you through a domain "Whois Lookup"
• Place a domain for sale sign on an existing web site, with your contact information.
• Create a "For Sale" page at the domain's URL. This way if someone types the domain name in their browser instead of an error message a page will appear letting the potential buyer know the name is for sale. (You can do this free with registration at GoDaddy)
• Or your can list it with a 3rd Party, like AfterNIC. This will give you ultimate exposure to qualified buyers, but you will have to share a bit of the profits.

Please note: to sell a domain name by owner, through a private transaction rather than a trusted third party, is risky business unless you completely trust the buyer.

There will be some wait time as money switches hands and the domain name ownership is transferred. Unless you are selling your domain to your mother or selling it for a very low price, we recommend this article has all rights reserved and is copyright by 100 Best using an escrow service to take care of the money transaction.

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