What matters most with a larger .IN portfolio?

[NiceNICDomainServer]

With a larger .IN portfolio, renewal pricing matters, but so do local demand, buyer quality, organization, transfer handling and support.

A small price difference across hundreds of names adds up, but time and reliability matter too.

For .IN investors, what factor became more important as your portfolio grew?

 

[dnk]

Selling at least a few .in domains is important since online advertising rates have crashed, it has become very difficult to sell even one .in domain at a fair price.

 

[NiceNICDomainServer]

Selling at least a few .in domains is important since online advertising rates have crashed, it has become very difficult to sell even one .in domain at a fair price.

Yeah, that changes the math quite a bit. If parking income is down and names are taking longer to sell, I'd probably get much stricter about what deserves another renewal instead of carrying borderline names year after year.

Are you seeing the slowdown mostly with reseller sales, or end-user offers too?

 

[dnk]

I am only selling domains to end users and now it is very difficult to sell any domain at a fair price.
The local internet companies are also creating problems for the real domain investors, making up fake friendship and fake team stories to get domain fraudsters faking domain ownership government jobs at the expense of the real domain investor, who is paying all the expenses.

 

[NiceNICDomainServer]

I am only selling domains to end users and now it is very difficult to sell any domain at a fair price.
The local internet companies are also creating problems for the real domain investors, making up fake friendship and fake team stories to get domain fraudsters faking domain ownership government jobs at the expense of the real domain investor, who is paying all the expenses.

Thanks for sharing your experience. I think many .IN investors are facing the same challenge now.