Comments on: Realized Gains http://www.ricklatona.com/2008/04/02/realized-gains/ Rick Latona's personal blog Tue, 07 Feb 2012 06:32:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Andrew Rosener http://www.ricklatona.com/2008/04/02/realized-gains/#comment-338 Andrew Rosener Thu, 23 Oct 2008 19:46:39 +0000 http://www.ricklatona.com/?p=84#comment-338 Sell...Sell...Sell. Inventory turnover is the name of the game. Old inventory gets stinky! But if you have a real plan to make a useful domain from your DN, then by all means hold on to it until you have the time & money to complete your mission. But be realistic. I would like to know the REAL percentage of total domains sold which are actually sold to an end user? My completely uneducated guess would be 70% are sold between domain investors of some form or another, tell me if I'm wrong? My point is this; until a domain is actually sold to someone who has a good faith plan to develop the domain for a purpose other than to generate PPC revenue, it is hard to judge what the real VALUE is (not price). That is what I believe constitutes a domain which improves the quality of the internet community. More domains need to be brought to "main street" in order to faster promote the real intrinsic value of these domain names to the business owners who could ultimately profit from them. More customers = Higher prices. No disputing that. After ranting and raving...I offer my services :-) http://www.BambooHoldings.com Sell...Sell...Sell. Inventory turnover is the name of the game. Old inventory gets stinky!

But if you have a real plan to make a useful domain from your DN, then by all means hold on to it until you have the time & money to complete your mission. But be realistic.

I would like to know the REAL percentage of total domains sold which are actually sold to an end user? My completely uneducated guess would be 70% are sold between domain investors of some form or another, tell me if I'm wrong?

My point is this; until a domain is actually sold to someone who has a good faith plan to develop the domain for a purpose other than to generate PPC revenue, it is hard to judge what the real VALUE is (not price). That is what I believe constitutes a domain which improves the quality of the internet community.

More domains need to be brought to "main street" in order to faster promote the real intrinsic value of these domain names to the business owners who could ultimately profit from them.

More customers = Higher prices. No disputing that.

After ranting and raving...I offer my services :-) http://www.BambooHoldings.com

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