This idea came from a buddy of mine. Domahub is where good people go to resell their domain names – which seems to be a pretty big business. I learned this when someone wanted $35,000 for PrettyFly.com. Ahahahaha!
This was interesting. I had never done an online retailer / tech combo. Looks like there’s some pretty stiff competition in the marketplace, but a quick search showed there’s a lot of distrust and sketchiness out there. Terrible customer service and scam alerts run rampant in the reviews.
This seems to be a key differentiation point for Domahub. I wish them luck.
Here are 101 lines for them:
1 | Shift your parked domain names into gear |
2 | Domain names only make you money if you sell them. So let’s do that. |
3 | The trustworthy site for selling domain names |
4 | Profit from your domain buying prophecy |
5 | Sell, lease or buy the best domain names in the galaxy |
6 | Everything you need to sell your domain names |
7 | Build a portfolio of domains, and sell ’em |
8 | You’ve built your domain portfolio. The last step is to profit. |
9 | Shift your domain status from parked to profit |
10 | The corner store for easy domain selling |
11 | Sell your domains at a price you’ll be proud of |
12 | Get great landing pages for good domain names |
13 | Park your domains in a friendly lot |
14 | The valet driver for parking your domains |
15 | the website built for selling your website name |
16 | Sales pages for every domain you own |
17 | Buy, rent or negotiate an offer on any domain name |
18 | No more sketchy domain sales. DomaHub is here. |
19 | The farmer’s market for fresh domains |
20 | The domain name storefront for friendly people |
21 | The safe way to sell your domains |
22 | Where good people do domain deals |
23 | Get a landing page as good as the domain name your selling |
24 | The easiest way to build domain sales pages |
25 | The domain lister built on customer service |
26 | The non-sketchy, non-scammy domain sales site |
27 | The domain listing community you’ll be proud to be a part of |
28 | Welcome to the domain listing community |
29 | The bright, friendly, domain store |
30 | The simplest way to sell your domains (without any back alley sketchiness) |
31 | The domain selling service that doesn’t set off your malware alarm |
32 | Sell your domains without feeling dirty about it |
33 | The domain storefront that doesn’t make you skeptical about putting in personal information |
34 | Feel good about where you sell your site names |
35 | You were smart to stock up on those domains. Now get smart about selling them. |
36 | Selling domains doesn’t have to feel sleazy |
37 | Selling domains can be a great business. We make it easy. |
38 | Good domains make great products |
39 | The open-air market for domain name trading |
40 | Helping good domains get sold fast |
41 | When the offers come flooding in, you’ll have an easy way to manage them |
42 | Add you sites and watch the bidding war begin |
43 | Your strategy room for bidding war over your sites |
44 | The domain company with great customer service |
45 | the domain listing service without the negative reviews |
46 | The friendliest place to sell your domain names |
47 | Park your domains and drive to the bank |
48 | For people who want to sell domains without fear |
49 | The sales lot for your parked domains |
50 | Set your sights on selling your sites |
51 | Log in to the safest domain marketplace on the web |
52 | Make sales without hassle |
53 | Bid, buy and sell at your own pace |
54 | Create your sales page without a single line of code |
55 | Individual landing pages for all your domains, in less than 4 minutes |
56 | The one-stop-shop for selling your domains |
57 | The easiest, most intuitive, domain selling site you’ll find |
58 | Helping good people sell great domains |
59 | For domain entrepreneurs with their sights set on sales |
60 | For domain hosts tired of poor customer service |
61 | The customer-friendly domain sales site |
62 | Landing pages for domain sales |
63 | Domain landing pages for people who want better service |
64 | Improving customer service, one domain sale at a time |
65 | Where good buyers come for their domain purchases |
66 | The eBay & Amazon of domain name sales |
67 | Sell your domains with Zappos-level customer service |
68 | Where you sell your domain and find your business partner |
69 | Sell more, better, easier domains |
70 | Become an entrepreneur in under 5 minutes |
71 | The domain selling page with a “buy it now” button |
72 | Upload your domain name list, then count your money |
73 | All the information your buyers need to purchase your domain, set up in 5 minutes |
74 | Create individual sales pages for your entire portfolio, all at once |
75 | Upload, sell and analyze the profitability of your entire domain portfolio |
76 | Know what domains to sell, and for exactly how much, without any extra effort |
77 | Post your domain. Then watch it sell itself. |
78 | Domain landing pages that practically sell themselves |
79 | Get “post & profit” domain landing pages |
80 | The good news for lazy domain owners |
81 | The secret to domain profits is on your page |
82 | The “post & profit” domain landing page builder |
83 | The Zappos of domain name sale sites |
84 | Founded by friendly people |
85 | We were tired of the terrible customer service. So we built our own domain selling site. |
86 | Who says you have to sell through the big guys? |
87 | We’re too new not to care about your domain selling business |
88 | The best experience you can have buying & selling domain names |
89 | Like a car dealership for domains, without the pushy salesman |
90 | Domain landing pages, built with the buyers in mind |
91 | Everything you need to analyze your domain portfolio |
92 | Shed the deadweight from your domain name portfolio |
93 | The local market for the world of domain names |
94 | Domain names sales for people who don’t have to time to sell domain names |
95 | When’s the last time you had a good experience buying & selling domain names? |
96 | How to sell your domains without the agita |
97 | Built because the other guys just don’t care |
98 | The difference is, we care about our customers |
99 | The human element to domain sales you’ve been missing |
100 | Domain landing pages with a human element |
101 | All the support, all the convenience, all the sales. |
Overall: Not bad. I really struggled writing these, but I’m starting to see a few of the themes worked. I was able to play different angles. Trustworthiness. Customer service. Better tech. I think I did alright. My friend was pleased with them able to generate some good ideas out of it.
Lessons: I was given a rough outline of a page, which helped steer the creative. It was just enough to keep me on track without stifling freedom. And I really like working for someone rather than a nameless corporate entity. It’s motivating.
If you’re reading this and need some help with your ideas, I hope you’ll consider working with me. 🙂
Time: 2 sessions. 1 hour total. The usual.
32/100
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