Tuesday's drop lists!

I read a lot of experienced domainers talk about the importance of getting pricing right on their domains. They see it as one of the most difficult skills to obtain. I have around 150 domains that were approved by both Atom and Brandbucket so can get a view of where each sits as regards pricing. On average Atom Approved prices have been 28.6% higher than BrandBuckets approved selling prices. I have always felt Atom approved selling prices have been overly generous and this is before any allowed increase which for me is a doubling of the price + 100%. I have felt more comfortable with Brandbuckets pricing and the allowed 20% increase. What are your views on pricing and how do your price your Atom premium listings? Personally I list at the approved price or below, but am going to experiment with a 25-30% reduction to see if it improves my Atom str.

Here for your reference! Getting ahead of the weekend. I'll likely be posted several days in advance when weekends approach. Anyone here do domaining on the weekends?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FF5j7wqYa0 Had to come in here and share this Any new/intermediate domainers should 100% watch this to see the domain/brand brainstorming process through finalizing the idea, then you can actually see the negotiation and broker outreach process from a real-life broker/client end-user perspective. I am actually shocked he was so hesitant at 25k for this name and even more shocked he got it for 20k. I am certain this name goes for around 20k if not more at auction. This may be the single best domaining video I've ever seen.

I just want to keep you updated on what I'm working on. ✅ Domainer IQ Wholesale Marketplace. I want our community to have their own way of buying and selling bulk domains. Attached is an image of that project I am working on. ✅ More Videos I have a couple of conversation videos lines up, and a new tutorial video in the works. ✅ Drop Tool (Perhaps I'll use my own domain, Dropable .com) Once these are done I want to make it easier for us to look at the graded expiring lists that I share here daily. Instead of CSVs, you'll have a much better tool to look, sort and collect domains, and see my own picks. If you envision anything else feel free to share in the comments!