As someone who's only been in domain sales for a year, I've learned a lot and recently made a sale of over 2k on Afternic. While these are just my opinions and not rules, there are some things I've found to be helpful.

 One is keeping prices consistent across platforms like Dan, Sedo, and Afternic. I now focus solely on Afternic since that's where most of my earnings have come from. However, the interface isn't my favorite and the Fast Transfer opt-in can be confusing. I've also learned that ad-based landings and parking pages don't typically earn much. Additionally, be cautious when using Flippa as there are many scammers on the platform.

Overall, I believe quality is important and experience is the best teacher. Trust your instincts and keep an eye on the ever-changing landscape of web development.

Hello there,

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In fact, this is an excellent result that deserves attention. Now many people spend money in the wrong direction and in the wrong way. Such realities. Everyone makes mistakes. It's great that you already have results. Congratulations.

Back in 2008, while I was a student living in Manhattan with an unsteady income, I became interested in passive investing in domain names. After seeing people buying and selling domains on Ebay, I decided to pursue it myself. Slowly but surely, I began to join the industry, reinvesting my earnings into better domains.

 While working as a project manager at a large marketing company in Manhattan initially, I later worked as a marketing manager at AIG for 3.5 years. However, I left AIG exactly one year ago to focus solely on domaining and developing comprehensive projects using some of my domain names.

That's great to hear about your success in domain sales! It's always helpful to share insights and experiences in any industry. Consistency in pricing across different platforms can definitely streamline the selling process and make it easier for potential buyers to find your domains. Focusing on a platform where you've had the most success, like Afternic in your case, makes sense.

It's unfortunate to hear about the interface and confusion with Fast Transfer on Afternic. User-friendly interfaces can certainly enhance the overall experience. As for ad-based landings and parking pages, understanding their limitations in terms of earnings is important, and it seems like you've grasped that. Being cautious on any platform, including Flippa, is prudent advice.

You're absolutely right about quality being crucial in domain sales. Building a portfolio of high-quality domains can significantly increase their market value and appeal to potential buyers. Experience is indeed a great teacher, so continuously learning and adapting to the ever-changing web development landscape is key to staying ahead in this industry.