Hey there,

Sorry if this has already been discussed. I've been pondering over this question for quite some time, without any success in finding an answer. Afternic allows you to categorize your domain name, but I'm curious to know - do you utilize this feature? And if yes, how much of a difference does it make?

I'm looking to enhance my domain list since I've observed that certain individuals aren't getting any views.

I sent a response to my friend, but I haven't come across your initial post. Even with 600 titles in AN, I never felt the need to include categories or other additional details. However, I am interested in hearing about how your sales are performing.

Perhaps you can provide some insight or tips that could help improve my own selling strategies.

When you categorize your domain name effectively, you are essentially providing potential buyers with valuable information about the nature and purpose of the domain.
For instance, if you have a domain name related to technology, categorizing it under "Technology" or "Software" can help individuals who are specifically looking for domains in that niche to find your listing more easily. This can potentially lead to an increase in views and interest in your domain, as it becomes more visible to the relevant audience.

In my experience, utilizing the categorization feature on Afternic can be particularly beneficial in enhancing the discoverability of domain names. It's important to consider the keywords and themes associated with your domain and then choose the most appropriate category to maximize its exposure.

In addition, when enhancing your domain list, it's crucial to not only focus on categorization but also on optimizing your domain titles and descriptions. Clear and descriptive titles, along with well-crafted descriptions, can further improve the appeal and searchability of your domains.

I would recommend experimenting with different categories and closely monitoring the impact on views and inquiries. This data-driven approach can provide valuable insights into which categories work best for your specific domain portfolio.