Also, you can buy a domain that has traffic. You can link that to your own site as an additional domain and the added traffic will now come to your store that you have with the same nitch.
Remember that buying a domain name isn't just for your own personal use. Think about the value someone else might get from the name as well. Then resell it to them for a profit. If an $8 domain sells for $100 or more, that's a WIN for you.
They didn't always go to auctions...they used to expire and anyone could snap them up without a bidding process. Something changed along the way...not sure when.
Question, he said that you have 30 days before it goes to auction, however, mime expired on the 12th of this month and I'm unable to renew. What do I do in this case?
That could be due to the TLD - the domain's registry for some country code domains. Take a look at these instructions to see if you can find and renew the domain in your account. godaddy.com/help/recovering-expired-domain-names-5018 If you still can't renew, please reply in a DM with your customer number and the domain name, so we can check the status for you. ^T
If there is a backorder placed on the domain, and no one else bid on it, the domain will be provided to the account with the backorder. If there is no backorder in place, the expired domain will be returned to the Registry and held for around 30 days (at their discretion) before releasing it for new registration again. ^T www.godaddy.com/help/what-are-domain-backorders-597
Can a registrar like godaddy charge me more to renew my “lease” if my domain becomes more valuable. Say I start a website and get the domain name I want for a one year lease and my website gets popular. At the end of the year can godaddy or another registrar Jack up the price for me to renew
Hi there, a domain renewal would not change as a result of the websites' popularity. To clarify, domain pricing is subject to change throughout the years, but it will not be determined by the websites' popularity. Things to consider would be auctions/selling domains, in which the owner of the domain can set a price at their discretion. Also, different domain extensions may have different pricing (.com, .net, .org, etc). Hope this helps clarify! ^GCH
Hi there. To clarify, domains in the expired auctions will be ones that have gone through the process of expiration and are automatically listed for sale. You can't list domains expiring within the next 90 days. So, if you as the owner want to list the domain for sale, you'll want to give yourself some time before those 90 days start to try to sell the domain. If you have further questions, feel free to get in touch with our support team. ^GCH
@@GoDaddy yes. I bought an expired domain a month ago. I want to sell it. But I have a small problem i choose Listing Type and i set the price But I have a small problem of categories ( i can't found this category -Expired - Expired- )
You bought an expired domain but it is NOT currently expired and cannot be listed as such. If you have further confusion regarding this, please connect with our support team via phone. ^GCH
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Also, you can buy a domain that has traffic. You can link that to your own site as an additional domain and the added traffic will now come to your store that you have with the same nitch.
Remember that buying a domain name isn't just for your own personal use. Think about the value someone else might get from the name as well. Then resell it to them for a profit. If an $8 domain sells for $100 or more, that's a WIN for you.
Definitely. 😎💰
Let's talk about search trolls. They see you search, its available, and 5 minutes later when you go to buy they already did.
They didn't always go to auctions...they used to expire and anyone could snap them up without a bidding process. Something changed along the way...not sure when.
How it hits the auction in the first place.. that is the big questions. How these companies aquire already used names ? how they know.
Is it profitable to buy a domain that is already taken on another DNS by a goverment undertaking. Waiting for your valuable advice.
To piggyback off another comment, who profits on domains that sell at auction in the ‘Expired’ category, the owner or the registrar?
Question, he said that you have 30 days before it goes to auction, however, mime expired on the 12th of this month and I'm unable to renew. What do I do in this case?
That could be due to the TLD - the domain's registry for some country code domains. Take a look at these instructions to see if you can find and renew the domain in your account. godaddy.com/help/recovering-expired-domain-names-5018
If you still can't renew, please reply in a DM with your customer number and the domain name, so we can check the status for you. ^T
What happens if no one bid or buy a domain name in auction till auction expires?
If there is a backorder placed on the domain, and no one else bid on it, the domain will be provided to the account with the backorder. If there is no backorder in place, the expired domain will be returned to the Registry and held for around 30 days (at their discretion) before releasing it for new registration again. ^T www.godaddy.com/help/what-are-domain-backorders-597
Thanks. Definitely value here
Can a registrar like godaddy charge me more to renew my “lease” if my domain becomes more valuable. Say I start a website and get the domain name I want for a one year lease and my website gets popular. At the end of the year can godaddy or another registrar Jack up the price for me to renew
Hi there, a domain renewal would not change as a result of the websites' popularity. To clarify, domain pricing is subject to change throughout the years, but it will not be determined by the websites' popularity.
Things to consider would be auctions/selling domains, in which the owner of the domain can set a price at their discretion. Also, different domain extensions may have different pricing (.com, .net, .org, etc). Hope this helps clarify! ^GCH
New and exciting
How do you know what auction house a domain will go to
How can we determine what is about to expire?
Hi there, You can head over to our Aftermarket and search "Expiring" at this link here: auctions.godaddy.com/. Thank you, ^A
i can't found Expired category when i want to sell my domain
Hi there. To clarify, domains in the expired auctions will be ones that have gone through the process of expiration and are automatically listed for sale.
You can't list domains expiring within the next 90 days. So, if you as the owner want to list the domain for sale, you'll want to give yourself some time before those 90 days start to try to sell the domain. If you have further questions, feel free to get in touch with our support team. ^GCH
@@GoDaddy yes.
I bought an expired domain a month ago. I want to sell it. But I have a small problem
i choose Listing Type and i set the price But I have a small problem of categories ( i can't found this category -Expired - Expired- )
You bought an expired domain but it is NOT currently expired and cannot be listed as such. If you have further confusion regarding this, please connect with our support team via phone. ^GCH
Namejet?
They never ALL go to auction. A load of times they just lay dormant