FUTURE TREND DOMAIN-SELLING STRATEGIES – The New Media Domains
May 19th, 2011 Posted in Advertising Agencies, Aftermarket, Big Domain Doggies, Business Sector, Domain Auctions, Future Trend Domains, General Domain News, Moniker, Snapnames, TheDomains.com | 22 Comments »Hi Gang,
For everyone submitting FT domains for the Future Trend Domain Auction™, please remember this auction is not only about 3D/HOLO domains. The auction also covers energy, cellphone, lifestyle, and other new technologies you believe might become popular trends “in the future,” near or far.
Additionally, the Future Trend Domain Auction™ is not meant for any FT domain investor looking for a “killing” right away on the sale of their domains. Unless you own a one word lockdown premium .com, you’re probably not going to sell a domain and retire next door to some sanctimonious Florida chest-beater. It’s a new frontier, and we’re testing the interest, not only within the domaining industry (as a strategic OOTB and even low-priced aftermarket purchase for future upward value), but also in the New Media marketing sector, outside the domain industry.
That latter part is extremely hard, as every domain auction company has discovered. Significant education is needed for the players in the New Media marketing sector, and all of us involved in promoting future trend domains need to give more information outside our circle other than a quick offhand comment on domain blogs. We need to push into New Media marketing forums, tech marketing news sites, and new tech company providing prodservs that advertisers turn to in order to get that “sudden burst”of marketing advantage ahead of their competitors online. For those of you really wanting to see a massive change in corporate buyers attitudes towards these domains, would you invest $200 for a PRwire announcing the sale of your domains, also promoting the genre of your domains?
Sure, you can leave it all up to SuccessClick and Moniker to try to reach all the potential buyers, and you’d think Moniker would do all that for their 15% commission. Your domains are so great, they’re lucky they have them to sell, right?
Wrong. Domains, good and bad, still need massive promotion.
We’re now at this crossroad where a common interest, ultimately augmented by thousands of comments on blog articles, can seriously galvanize a large group of domainers to work more at pushing their domains and their genre to potential buyers, instead of posting quick comments on blogs stating how lucky they are to have “nabbed” a certain domain. Think your domains are valuable and the next “big thing”? Then prove it. Get involved with the Future Trend Domain Auction™ by signing up on every marketing website and making your sales pitch. Over 150 people have submitted domains in this auction. Imagine that amount of feedback daily flooding the comment section of top marketing websites for the next 30 days. Imagine.
This means everyone who is informed that one or more of their domains are accepted into the Future Trend Domain Auction™ will be required to put a bit of their gray muscle to work in order to educate the market and participate in this auction. We aren’t just “throwing domains into the wind” and hoping they do a Forrest Gump feather-float while pretty music is playing in the background. It means, everyone who has been posting on Successclick and our friend Michael “Embee” Berkens’ award-winning blog article at http://www.thedomains.com regarding their wonderful domain finds, can instead push this information outward - cool future trend news, questions, answers, commentary and more — direct all your energy now to describing YOUR domains that have been accepted into the Future Trend Domain Auction™ to every relevant marketing and news location online.
There will be more articles forthcoming here, but before I end this one – a revealing tip for selling your FT domains:



