How to Sell Domains at Sedo

For those that sell domains through brokers, it can be very difficult. One of the best domain brokers out there to sell domains with is Sedo. Loads of domainers go for domain brokers to sell their domains, and there's a reason why: they are reliable, secure, and have high exposure. That is, they have all the ingredients that you need to add to your domain sales mix.

How do you sell domains at Sedo? Simply login to your account (or make one if you don't have one - you can't sell domains without an account!) and click the Add Domains link. The next thing they ask is that you point your domain nameservers to ns1.sedoparking.com and ns2.sedoparking.com. You don't have to do this, but it's a good idea. Why? Because once your domain is parked, you can start making money from it. This is called domain parking (for a good guide on domain parking, I recommend that you check out the Domain Book referenced below). Note that even though you are making money off it, it will be up for sale still. Once you get an offer, you can either accept it, make a counter offer, or take it to auction.

All the legal mumbo jumbo is taken care of by Sedo when you sell domains with them, so don't worry about that. Most domain sales go through to the end, and Sedo insures a high amount of security in order to insure the domain buyers identity is real, and that the offers are legitimate.

If you took it to auction, you will have to wait seven days to get a final price of what you will sell it for. If you managed to negotiate a fixed price, then you'll know right away what you're going to get for the domain name. At the end of either the auction or the sale, you begin to transfer the domain. Sedo's transfer team will take care of you when you sell domains with them.

You'll get the money, then you'll give them an authorization code. Once the domain is fully transferred, Sedo will pay you your money. You could even get paid by PayPal! When you sell domains, Sedo is a fine option. You don't have to worry about scams or any potential loss of money, and you'll usually get the best deal possible for your domain name. With over 5 years of experience in the domain name industry, you can't go wrong when you sell domains with Sedo.

For complete guides to sell domain names, read the Domain Ebook.

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